Ilias Bronkhorst (again!) whips in a deep cross into the Posh box where Joe Taylor takes a touch and lashes a shot narrowly past Alex Bass' near post and into the side-netting.

Close to a fifth league goal of the season for the former Peterborough forward.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at AESSEAL New York Stadium, Rotherham

It's 2-0 to the hosts, who have dominated this match.

It's a wonderfully weighted through ball from Jayce Fitzgerald to Aaron Nemane who drills the ball across Newport goalkeeper Jordan Wright and into the net via the far post.

A lovely goal from the home side.

I mentioned Alex Bruce referencing his side's poor form in his programme notes ahead of this game.

He'll be thrilled with the way his side have started this one.

More goals in League Two - and another at the New York Stadium, where Rotherham have doubled their lead against Newport thanks to Aaron Nemane.

It is the ideal start made by Alex Bruce's Millers.

Elsewhere, high-flying Barnet, unbeaten before tonight, trail at home to Swindon, who lead through Mitch Clark. That is an eye-catching score-line.

Di'Shon Bernard was down for a fair while and is very gingerly making his way off so it will be an unscheduled early change for the Owls.

Gabriel Otegbayo is on in Bernard's place.

In terms of action, the game has really yet to get going, not helped by that lengthy injury break.

As you might expect Leicester are bossing the ball in the early stages, though Sammy Braybrooke has picked up an early booking for the visitors.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at AESSEAL New York Stadium, Rotherham

It's just the start the hosts needed!

Joe Thomas is penalised for a handball, and Rotherham are awarded a penalty.

Paul Mullin rifles it straight down the middle from 12 yards out to put the Millers ahead with his sixth goal of the campaign.

'We've got Mullin, super Paul Mullin, I just don't think you understand' is duly chanted by the home supporters.

Jamie Jellis goes close with an effort minutes later.

Alex Bruce's men are firmly on top here.

That looked to be a foul on Jacob Bedeau by Owls full-back Yan Valery but the referee only points for a goal kick when the ball trickles away.

Shortly before that, visiting defender Di'Shon Bernard dived in to block a Daniel Kanu effort on goal but looks like he might have overstretched in doing so and has gone down injured.

Could be an early change for Wednesday.

Ilias Bronkhorst is in the middle of everything.

After scoring the opener he now goes into the book for wiping out Owura Edwatds on the left wing.

It's not long before Posh's Lucca Mendonca joins him in the notebook for a foul on Town skipper Cam Humphreys.

It's tipping down in Huddersfield, by the way.

Mads Anderson has given Luton an early lead at home to struggling Barnsley.

The big defender coming back to haunt the club he made almost 150 appearances for.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

That's the start they were looking for.

They need to build on this now.

There are early goals in the fourth tier!

Rotherham have taken an early lead against Newport - Paul Mullin has scored from the penalty spot.

Bottom side Crawley also have a precious early lead against Shrewsbury, courtesy of Ade Adeyemo.

First glimpse of goal goes to the Ravens at a murky Hayes Lane as a free-kick is only half-cleared but George Saville leans back as he strikes his 20-yard effort and the Luton loanee blazes high, wide and not very handsome.

Magpies boss Martin Paterson has kept faith his goalkeeper and defence but has made a number of changes in the more attacking positions as he aims to cure his side's chronic lack of goals.

In come Scott Robertson, Ishe Samuels-Smith, Luka Smyth, Conor Grant and Daniel Kanu, with birthday boy Rosaire Longelo on the bench.

Sheffield Wednesday, in their change strip of yellow, won 5-0 at the weekend and unsurprisingly are unchanged.

Leicester are unchanged from the weekend win over Doncaster, but Russell Martin's bench is interesting, with one defender, no striker and five attacking midfielders among the replacements.

Bromley are without Jacob Mendy, while Jodi Jones and Kamil Conteh drop to the bench after their narrow defeat at Stockport last time out.

Away we go across the third and fourth tiers.

What drama is in store in the next 90 minutes?

Only one way to find out...

Teams are out up and down the land, the atmosphere is nice and warm on a chilly autumn evening.

Not long to wait now...

We do have an extra 15 minutes to wait for the League Two clash between Gillingham and Port Vale, remember.