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In League One, Wycombe Wanderers have taken the lead at home to rock-bottom Port Vale. Fred Onyedinma crossed from the right-hand side and, following confusion between Valiants goalkeeper Joe Gauci and centre-half Cameron Humphreys, Chairboys striker Cauley Woodrow is on hand to power the ball home from close range.

In League Two, meanwhile, there have been two quick-fire goals at Gresty Road between two promotion-chasing outfits - Oldham Athletic, who have won their previous five, broke the deadlock through Kane Drummond but Reece Hutchinson has just brought the hosts level with a screamer to make it 1-1.

That's just the second goal Oldham have conceded since Valentine's Day, having let in just once in their previous nine outings before today.

Reece Brown
Ex-Oldham defender on BBC Radio Manchester

There was a pattern of play there that was a lot better, you've got players moving and wanting the ball.

Wigan have got to get the ball down and have a little bit more patience about themselves.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at St James Park

We've just had the game paused for a few moments after reports of discriminatory chanting coming from the away end.

An announcement was made on the public address system in the 34th minute warning fans about their conduct and that the game could be suspended if more comments are made.

We don't into what the nature of the comments were - we will try and find out after the game.

Chances at both ends as Ben Wiles scuffs an effort wide of Matt Young's post at one end before Salford's Ryan Graydon spurns a glorious chance to break the deadlock at the other as he can't make contact with a wonderful low cross at the back stick.

Not a happy fixture for Wigan, this.

The Latics have won just two of their 13 games against Reading since 2015 (D2 L9).

Might make that 10 defeats in 14 outings against the Royals barring a serious turnaround this afternoon...

Reading could have been completely out of sight already.

Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan skips past multiple challenges and bundles his way into the box and it drops into the path of Kamari Doyle.

Doyle hits it from about 12 yards out but it grazes just wide of the post.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at St James Park

Almost a first goal here at St James park as Exeter's top scorer Jayden Wareham headed against the post.

Lovely build-up play as Carlos Mendes Gomes backheeled in to Danny Andrew.

His floated cross found Wareham deep at the back post, but from a tight angle he could only head against he upright.

Exeter the better side so far.

Craig Rutherford
Former Barrow first team coach on BBC Radio Cumbria

They've weathered a huge storm from Barrow.

It's a cruel blow because Barrow don't deserve to be 1-0 down.

The challenge that led to the free-kick doesn't look intentional so it's just cruel.

It's 1-1... in cautions at least.

Rekeem Harper has gone into the book for a lunge on Corey Whitely.

What a chance for Wimbledon!

A corner from the right drops kindly for Callum Maycock in the six-yard box. He has his back to goal but manages to hit it on the spin and the effort flies just wide of the post.

Let-off for Stockport.

Almost three for Reading...

A ball across the box from Ryan Nyambe somehow comes all the way to Daniel Kyerewaa at the back post but his finish is deflected and the Latics can clear before it rolls over the line.

Just over half an hour played and Wigan are clinging on.

Craig Rutherford
Former Barrow first team coach on BBC Radio Cumbria

We do seem to back off when it gets to wide areas, I don't know if that's a tactical thing.

For me I'd like to have some pressure on the crosser.

Toby Lock
MK Citizen sports editor on BBC Three Counties Radio

It may well be sixth vs second but the neutrals will be wondering 'what league?!'

It's a terrible game, neither side has got to grips with the game at all and you think if one side gets even a small grip they can run away with it.

Lewis Bate sends in an in-swinging corner from the right for Stockport but Joe McDonnell is out well to punch clear with both hands. Zack Nelson then looks to launch a quick counter for Wimbledon but his cross-field switch is cut out.

Chances few and far between barring that early opener for County.

MK are starting to press, and Curtis Nelson has his shot this time, rifling into the side-netting after a melee in the mixer following Jon Mellish's long-throw.

A relief as Reading defenders Jeriel Dorsett and Paudie O'Connor are both back to their feet and look fine to continue.

Wigan send in a corner but it's flicked behind by Latics full-back Llyton Chapman and out for a goal-kick.

Pinball in the City box for a moment and the ball drops to the recalled Curtis Nelson but he can't get a shot away and the whistle goes for a Salford free-kick anyway.

Toby Lock
MK Citizen sports editor on BBC Three Counties Radio

The level of quality through the build-up, it was scrapping, swiping, just desperately trying to get a shot way.