It's been a blistering start in the rest of League Two, with plenty of goals scored already.

The earliest of the lot was Charlie McCann's first-minute goal for Cheltenham away to Tranmere.

Harry Waldock gave Gillingham a 1-0 lead away to Shrewsbury in the third minute.

Walsall also have a 1-0 lead against Colchester thanks to Declan Skura.

First attempt of the Nottinghamshire derby.

Ishe Samuels-Smith gest to the byeline and clips one into the box for Notts County and Daniel Kanu meets it with his head but can't generate enough power to trouble Liam Roberts in the Mansfield goal.

Leon Barnett
Former Luton defender on BBC Three Counties Radio

It's great football from Luton Town, really got the ball moving round really well on this greasy surface.

[Peterborough] obviously trying to play counter-attacking football which suits Luton Town.

Ethan Williams sends in a cross for Harry Leonard but the Posh forward can't get any power on his header.

Leicester have been relentless to start this match.

Emil Riis is denied by Boro keeper Tommy Setford minutes before striking again to rattle the post. Immense.

Oh dear. That is about the last thing out of form and second from bottom Barnsley needed against promotion-chasing Oxford.

Jack Shepherd flies into a very late tackle on Louie Sibley and referee Oliver Mackey shows him a straight red.

Luton win a free-kick in a decent position but Jamie Donley's curling effort is fired over the bar.

Whew! Goals here, there, everywhere early doors.

Aaron Collins has taken an early lead for MK Dons against Doncaster after drilling a shot into the bottom corner from just outside the box.

A throw-in into the box finds Kamarl Grant just in front of the net for him to send in an opener for Bromley against basement club Wigan Athletic.

Exeter do a good job of extinguishing the first attack by Salford. The Ammies win a free-kick just outside the box. Luke Garbutt whips it in and Harry Kite clears.

Oxford look to get on the front foot early as Kai Andrews feeds a lovely ball through towards Luka Lynch but the Barnsley backline do well to snuff out the chance.

It is not just any old Nottinghamshire derby today.

Mansfield and Notts County will also be competing for the Matt Salmon Trophy.

Salmon, a former academy physio with the Stags who started his career at Notts County, died in May 2017 at the age of 25 following a battle with lung cancer.

"Forever in our hearts," Mansfield wrote on X.

Leon Barnett
Former Luton defender on BBC Three Counties Radio

Really good start, they had a cluster of 10 passes then Kasey Palmer picks it up and drives, slides it through to Jordan Clark who slots it home.

Really calm finish in front of goal.

There was a last minute change to the Salford starting lineup literally minutes before kick-off. Luke Garbutt has been brought in for midfielder Kelly Nmai.

Nobody has explained why...

Away we go in 17 games across League One and League Two.

Buckle up...

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score commentator at AIG Stadium

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The plaudits for Salford City read like those reviews you see on a five-star movie poster.

“That’s the best performance I’ve ever seen from Salford,” opined co-owner Gary Neville after watching Monday’s Walsall win.

“A fantastic squad. Such a well put together team,” says today’s opposing manager, Exeter City’s Matt Taylor.

The Ammies are looking for their eighth league win in a row and are scoring for fun.

But sometimes they leave the back door open and give their fans a bit of a Halloween-style scare during games.

Maybe if Exeter City pick up some early goals their improving defence could spook Salford, who are looking for their first win against their visitors.

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Salford are in red hot form right now, and it will take some effort for Exeter to stop them.

Peter Cklamovski's men are in dreamland. Their thrilling 4-2 win against Walsall on Monday made it seven on the bounce and sent them three points clear at the top of the League Two table.

Having said that, the Grecians will be a tough nut to crack. Matt Taylor's side have won four in their last five and have one of the best defensive records in the EFL.

It might serve them well to continue going under the radar and catch the Ammies by surprise.

Stockport's six-game unbeaten run came to an end last time out but if they regain their composure they will ensure another weekend in the automatic promotion spots and cut the gap to leaders Huddersfield after their fine lunchtime win at Bradford.

They won't get a much better opponent to do so than in AFC Wimbledon. The side haven't won since September and all three of their victories this season have come against teams in the bottom seven on the table.

There's also a bottom of the barrel meeting between basement club Wigan Athletic and 22nd-placed Bromley that could decide who ends up dead last at the final whistle.

The Ravens felt the sting after boss Andy Woodman's departure and would dearly like a win to lift their spirits.

Doncaster Rovers will hope to avoid a place in the bottom three as they take on middling MK Dons, while Wycombe and Burton Albion aim to get their campaigns rolling from mid-table.