Burton boss Gary Bowyer makes his side's second change of the afternoon as Sulyman Krubally is on for Kgaogelo Chauke. Krubally is already on a booking after preventing Wes Harding from taking a long throw whilst he was warming up earlier.

A Jordan Wright own goal has offered Grimsby a way back into their match with Newport - the Mariners now trail 2-1.

Do they have an equaliser in them in the closing stages to maintain their unbeaten start?

Jacob Brown has restored Reading's lead over Wycombe to make it 2-1 to the Royals at Adams Park.

Danny Ings has been on the pitch since the 72nd minute but it's Leam Richardson's side who lead.

Stockport are still in front 1-0 against Peterborough following Kyle Wootton's opener.

Isaac Moore becomes the latest Walsall player to go into the book.

He drags back Tom Ince on the run and leaves him on the deck. Ince does not see the funny side and gets up quickly to confront Moore, who has already darted off - but he is still cautioned.

Two big chances for Rovers to double their lead.

First, Reiss-Alexander Russell-Denny cuts inside and hits a low shot which is spilled by Jack Byrcroft but luckily for Bycroft he turns to see the ball has just trickled narrowly wide of his far post.

Then, from the resulting corner, Kofi Balmer gets his flick on at the near post but the ball goes narrowly wide otherwise it would have been 2-0.

Bradley Ibrahim plays in a beauty of a ball for Xavier Amaechi who sends his effort over the bar.

He really should have done better with that as that was a golden opportunity for Plymouth.

Will the Pilgrims rue these missed chances?

Lee Grant has rolled the dice for Walsall and turned to his bench with a double change in the hope of getting back into this game.

Albert Adomah and Ryan Leak have been introduced in place of Andy Dallas and Elicha Ahui.

Aribim Pepple shows good strength to see off his defender as he bares down on goal, but his tame effort is straight at the on-rushing Corey Addai.

Shaquille Gwengwe has doubled the lead of Newport, who now lead Grimsby 2-0 with the Mariners' unbeaten start under serious threat.

We are into the final 15 minutes of games around League Two - Rotherham v Crewe, Shrewsbury v Colchester and Swindon v Accrington are all still 1-1.

Cheltenham and Rochdale still lead Chesterfield and Fleetwood respectively 2-1.

Plymouth with a positive response to going a goal down after Corey Addai pulls off a top save to parry over Caleb Watts' header at point-blank range.

Gillingham down to 10 men.

This was always a potentiality with so many players on a yellow card.

After picking up a soft yellow card minutes earlier, first-half substitute Zane Albarus is shown a second yellow and a red card for a kick from behind.

Think the youngster can count himself slightly unlucky, and with Gillingham boss Gareth Ainsworth already making all his substitutions, he will have to tweak things with the personnel he has left on the field.

Tom Cleverley with another double change for the home side as Ronan Curtis and Tyreeq Bakinson make way for Xavier Amaechi and Bradley Ibrahim.

Well that goal has sparked this game into life once more after a pretty insipid first 20 minutes of the second half.

A deep cross finds Rovers full-back Jack Sparkes - once of Exeter - who hits a splendid left-footed volley which hits the outside of the near post and away. He watched that all the way and kept it down nicely.

Now we're talking everyone!

Bookings for both sides.

Burton man Ronan Curtis with a late one on Jack Armer and a few minutes later Matthew Dennis picks up a booking for a late challenge on Julio Pleguezuelo in the air.

Jed Ward has been in inspired form in goal for Walsall today - but now it is the turn of his Tranmere counterpart Harrison Male to produce the goods.

Andy Dallas breaks forward for the Saddlers and ventures into the penalty area before having a go, but Male is equal to the effort and produces a big hand to palm the effort away down low to his right.

Dylan Jones at the other end is denied by a last-gasp block from James Connolly after good work once again by Tom Ince.

Both teams are just beginning to ask more questions of each other in their respective bids to make a breakthrough.

Plymouth keeper Murphy Cooper is called into action as he parrys George Evans' free-kick with Matthew Dennis unable to reach the rebound.