Bromley's Ashley Charles picks up the first caution of the match after fouling Vincent Harper.

Not much in this so far.

Yousef Salech has been heavily involved early on for Cardiff. He gets on the end Ryan Wintle's long ball and sends a looping header towards goal but it goes just wide of the mark.

Doncaster Rovers lead Peterborough United following Jordan Gibson's seventh-minute strike.

Leyton Orient are 1-0 up at Burton Albion thanks to Aaron Connolly's 12th-minute goal.

And Wycombe Wanderers have taken the lead at Rotherham through Jamie Mullins.

Swindon pick up a free-kick that looks like it could be a catalyst for something exciting.

Darren Oldaker takes a swing but it bounces wide of the post after picking up a deflection.

Tasty match, this one.

Laura Kenyon
BBC Final Score reporter at Cardiff City Stadium

Good atmosphere at the Cardiff City stadium today despite the Springboks being in town for a big rugby international just down the road.

The away end is super loud too. Just one solitary drummer but sounding like a full percussion section.

The fans well up for this one. Cardiff looking to return to the top, Mansfield looking for a scalp against one of the promotion favourites.

Liam Walsh whips in a free-kick from the right for Luton but Josh Dacres-Cogley is there again to clear for Bolton.

A couple of more goals to tell you about in League Two

Colchester United have taken the lead against Cheltenham Town thanks to Kyreece Lisbie's eighth-minute strike.

And Gareth Ainsworth's return to Shrewsbury Town as Gillingham boss is not going to plan.

Shrewsbury striker George Lloyd has poked home in the 11th minute to break the deadlock.

A less than ideal start for Mansfield. The Stags are forced into an early change as Kyle Knoyle goes off injured. On comes Jordan Bowery.

Mike Williams
BBC Final Score reporter at Kenilworth Road

It's a deserved lead. They have dominated the opening stages here. It was a brilliant counter-attack and it was Kyle Dempsey on the turn six yards out.

Low finish, cool as you like past the Luton keeper Josh Keeley without a care in the world.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

The early signs are that Bromley aren't going to be too complicated in their play. They are wanting to play the ball long.

Geoff Doyle
Commentator on BBC Three Counties Radio

A very, very simple goal for Bolton to score. It is far too easy for the visitors, nobody closed the shot down.

Walsall have a very early chance and going up quickly would settle some nerves over at Bescot.

Bromley keeper Grant Smith is able to whack away a cross into his box but not out of safety.

Instead it falls for Ryan Finnigan, who goes for it but Smith has started sharply and manages to produce the save to stop the hosts returning back to the top of the table.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

A few quirks of the fixture list - cup games, international-related postponements - mean this is Cardiff's first home league game since 18 October.

It's been a mixed bag for Brian Barry-Murphy's men since then, losing two League One games in succession before beating Northampton last weekend to briefly return to the top.

They're second now - one point off leaders Stevenage - and today they host a Mansfield side who've lost their past two matches.

Bolton's Jordi Osei-Tutu fires in a low cross for Kyle Dempsey, who manages to get away a shot but it's blocked. Lively start at the Kenny.

Cohen Bramall gets forward early on for Luton and tries to send in a cross from the left but Josh Dacres-Cogley is across well to block.

Four changes for Cardiff today from their 3-1 win at Northampton. Perry Ng, David Turnbull, Callum Robinson, Cian Ashford all come in.

Calum Chambers, Ronan Kpakio and Joel Colwill drop to the bench, while Ruben Colwill is out for up to three months with an ankle injury.

Elliott Hewitt and Nathan Moriah-Welsh come in for Mansfield, while Joe Gardner and Rhys Oates are not in the squad.

Away we go in 19 games across the EFL.