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Oldham striker Mike Fondop continues to lead the line for the Latics but he will be joined up front by Calum Kavanagh who returns to the side in one of four changes by Micky Mellon.

Manu Monthe keeps his place from the 2-0 defeat by Rochdale while Noah Chilvers, Lewis Temple and Ryan Delaney all come in to the starting XI.

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Salford City boss Peter Cklamovski also makes four alterations from the side that beat Swindon.

Macaulay Langstaff is partnered in attack by the returning Ben Woodburn while Adebola Oluwo, normally a mainstay in the backline for the Ammies, is only on the bench.

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After suffering a slow start to the season, Salford City are beginning to click into gear.

Ten points out of a possible last 12 has propelled the Ammies up to 14th in the table as they face Oldham Athletic in the evening kick-off in League Two.

Another three points will move them up to seventh and into the promotion picture which their summer expenditure demands.

Oldham's disappointing defeat last Saturday to local rivals Rochdale, in which striker Mike Fondop inexplicably missed an open goal, left a sour taste in the mouth for Micky Mellon's men.

The Latics have a chance to make things right in another Greater Manchester derby, having lost each of their last four matches against sides from the same region.

Never in their history have they lost five in succession before.

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It proved to be a good weekend in League Two for league leaders Barnet, who were not in action but remain at the top of the table after Walsall failed to beat Tranmere.

Ground was made up, however, by South West pair Cheltenham - who beat Chesterfield 2-1 - and Bristol Rovers, who edged out Exeter at the Memorial Stadium.

York's comprehensive win over Gillingham has seen them climb up to fourth - the Gills, and Grimsby, have been leapfrogged.

Rochdale have lifted themselves up to 16th with a narrow win against Fleetwood, while Newport and Accrington have also made moves away from the relegation zone.

Salford have the chance to move into the League Two play-off places this evening if they beat Oldham.

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It has been a fruitful weekend for Stockport County, who edged out Peterborough United 1-0 to climb above defeated Plymouth Argyle and into third in League One - Posh, meanwhile, remain in trouble in the relegation zone.

The Pilgrims faltered at Home Park and were beaten 1-0 by Burton Albion, who now jump onto the edge of the play-offs and above AFC Wimbledon, who managed a draw at fellow early pace-setters Cambridge United.

Top half pair Wycombe and Reading played out an entertaining 2-2 draw at Adams Park with that man Danny Ings on the scoresheet for the Chairboys.

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Danny Ings came off the bench to rescue a point for Wycombe in the 90th minute on his debut after their game ended 2-2 at Adams Park.

We also saw a late goal at the Cledara Abbey Stadium as Zak Bradshaw got an injury-time equaliser for Cambridge United as they drew 1-1 against AFC Wimbledon.

Kyle Wootton scored the only goal of the game as Stockport beat Peterborough 1-0.

• Cambridge United 1-1 AFC Wimbledon
• Plymouth Argyle 0-1 Burton Albion
• Stockport County 1-0 Peterborough United
• Wycombe Wanders 2-2 Reading

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Shrewsbury Town thought they had snatched a stoppage time winner thanks to Isaac Fletcher which put them 2-1 up against Colchester United, but the visitors replied before the full-time whistle when Moses Sesay netted his second goal of the afternoon to level matters again.

There were wins, however, for Bristol Rovers, who edged out Exeter and Cheltenham - they move second in League Two having prevailed 2-1 over Chesterfield.

York's handsome win over Gillingham moves them above Walsall into fourth, while Grimsby's unbeaten record is over - they lost 2-1 at Newport, who have pulled away from the bottom two.

• Bristol Rovers 1-0 Exeter
• Cheltenham 2-1 Chesterfield
• Fleetwood 1-2 Rochdale
• Newport 2-1 Grimsby
• Rotherham 1-1 Crewe
• Shrewsbury 2-2 Colchester
• Swindon 1-1 Accrington
• Tranmere 1-1 Walsall
• York 3-0 Gillingham

After four games without victory, Burton pick up a big win thanks to Jack Armer's goal who rise to seventh in the League One table. This is the Brewers' first win at Home Park since 2018 after losing every game there since.

Plymouth miss their chance to go top of the tree as they see a three-game winning streak come to an end.

Three points and three points for York City - what a start to the season they are having after promotion back into the Football League at the end of last season.

They run out comfortable winners in the end and were given the lead through Joe Grey's early volley.

Zane Albarus was sent off for Gillingham for two bookable offences before Jovan Malcolm and Ollie Pearce's goals rounded off another emphatic home win.

York leapfrog Gillingham into fourth while Gills are now down in seventh.

It ends honours even at Prenton Park.

A stoppage time equaliser from the boot of Reece Smith rescued a dramatic point for Walsall, who had goalkeeper Jed Ward to thank for a number of saves - including Joe Ironside's first-half penalty.

Tranmere did open the scoring through Bobby Faulkner's header from a corner, but the points are ultimately shared - and Walsall remain unbeaten at the beginning of this season, although they have passed up the opportunity to go top.

The Dons will feel sick they could not get that over the line after an impressive defensive effort right up to the 92nd minute.

Cambridge come away with a point and remain in the promotion hunt but may reflect on a bit of a flat and uninspired performance when the opportunity was there for them to move top of the table.

Plymouth press forward for an equaliser as their three-game unbeaten run is under threat.

Caleb Watts is denied by some brilliant defending by Burton captain Curtis Tilt who blocks Watts' effort.

Not long left in this one.

We're into seven minutes of added time at Home Park.

Can Burton hold on for a valuable three points or will Plymouth find a leveller?

Full-time and Bristol Rovers HAVE set a new club record of 11 consecutive home victories.

The win was provided to them with a second half strike from striker Fabrizio Cavegn who instinctively turned home with an overhead kick from close range.

The win takes them up into the top three for now. Former Rovers boss Matt Taylor, now in charge of Exeter, leaves empty handed.

Wycombe have equalised to make it 2-2 against Reading and it's substitute Danny Ings with the leveller in the 90th minute. What a debut for the former England striker.

Stockport still have that slender 1-0 lead over Peterborough as we head towards the closing stages.

Rovers should have sealed this one in injury time.

Bobby Kamwa is played in and he fires an effort from a tight angle which is well kept out by Jack Bycroft.

However, the rebound falls straight at Joe Quigley but the striker, six yards out, can only volley well over the bar.

Lee Grant has thrown on teenager Will Etheridge as Walsall hunt a late equaliser against Tranmere.

The academy product has replaced Lewis Simper.

Tranmere, too, have made changes - Charlie Whitaker and Tom Conlon are withdrawn and are replaced by Sam Finley and Lee O'Connor.

There will be SIX minutes of additional time of this one.

Gillingham so close to what would have been a brilliant consoltion goal.

James Brophy powers forward and cuts back on his right foot but his beautiful curling effort smacks the crossbar and flies back out.

Brophy shakes his head on his way back to his defensive duties.