Elsewhere in League One we're yet to see goals at Edgeley Park and Adams Park.

Wycombe do have a certain Danny Ings sitting on the bench. Will we see the former England striker come off the bench in the second half?

• Cambridge 0-1 AFC Wimbledon
• Plymouth 0-0 Burton Albion
• Stockport 0-0 Peterborough
• Wycombe 0-0 Reading

It is goalless at Prenton Park at half-time - although that is primarily down to the qualities of Walsall goalkeeper Jed Ward, who denied Tranmere striker Joe Ironside from the penalty spot.

Ironside stepped up after team-mate Charlie Whitaker was felled in the area but Ward went the right way and kept the centre forward out - as he had done with a fierce Tom Ince strike earlier in the half.

The Saddlers, who can go top here with a win, have had a notable chance too but Aaron Pressley could not keep his effort below the cross-bar when played in by Andy Dallas.

Half-time and York deservedly go into interval with the lead.

Joe Grey's early goal separates the two sides but in truth the margin of their advantage should be more.

The hosts have hit the woodwork twice, missed a one-on-one and Alex Newby has been guilty of missing a chance inside the six-yard box.

Gillingham have suffered two injuries in the first half to boot. Manager Gareth Ainsworth has his work cut out with his half-time team talk.

Cambridge are not sticking to the script here and the impressive Dons are moving above them and into fourth as it stands.

There has not been a great deal of quality on show from either side, outside of Jayden Stockley's strike which has given the visitors the advantage, and deservedly so given the effort and endeavour they have shown.

The hosts have had plenty of the ball but Johnnie Jackson's Dons are well-organised and resolute and more ideas will be needed in the second half to break them down.

No goals at Home Park at the break with not a single attempt on target.

Plymouth have had a couple of good opportunities to break the deadlock with Aribim Pepple and Will Evans missing chances.

But in all honesty, it hasn't been a great showing so far.

Half-time and we are goalless at the Memorial Stadium.

It's been a flowing match without much end product.

Exeter's Ethan Sutherland had the half's best chance but it was very much wrong man, wrong time as the defender scuffed a tame effort straight at the 'keeper.

HOW are York only 1-0 up?

The Minstermen get through Gillingham far, far too easily and Alex Hunt is all on his own following a long ball.

His left-footed effort isn't the cleanest strike and bobbles towards the far corner but strikes the upright and Gillingham scramble clear.

Shrewsbury have equalised at home to Colchester through Luca Hoole, while Swindon have also levelled matters at home to Accrington thanks to Joseph Hungbo.

Cheltenham's advantage over Chesterfield has been doubled thanks to the wily Andi Weimann, while Fleetwood have a goal back at home to Rochdale - Mark Helm has made it 2-1.

Gwion Edwards thinks he's won a free-kick in a dangerous position for Exeter but, when he looks up, he receives a yellow card for simulation.

That moment seems to anger Bristol Rovers boss Steve Evans who is also booked for his complaints.

To add insult to injury, Gillingham have been enforced into two first-half substitutions

Striker Will Goodwin went down earlier and has had to be replaced by Zane Albarus and, moments ago, Garath McCleary has come on for Eli King who has also picked up an injury.

Moments after McClearly's introduction, York once again miss a glorious opportunity to double their advantage.

Alex Newby gets on the end of a ball in from the right but his scuffed effort is centimetres wide of the far post.

Another Plymouth chance goes begging as a corner is swung in and Will Evans meets it, but he heads it over.

Not sure where the Burton marking was there, but Evans should probably have done better with that one.

Tranmere miss a golden chance to open the scoring at Prenton Park.

Charlie Whitaker is tripped by Elicha Ahui and Joe Ironside is denied from the spot by Jed Ward.

Tranmere cannot force the rebound over the line and Ward eventually claims.

What a miss!

Walsall attacker Andy Dallas breaks forwards down the right hand side and he centres a ball for marksman Aaron Pressley, but the forward lifts his first-time effort over the bar from close range.

Pressley, who has five goals in all competitions this season, would have backed himself to do better there.

Tranmere then reply with an opportunity of their own - Tom Ince forces a save out of Jed Ward after excellent centre forward play from Joe Ironside in the build-up.

Charlie Cummins chances his arm from distance for Exeter but it is comfortably gathered in by Brad Young.

Even-stevens so far at the Mem.

So unlucky for York's Alex Newby.

He does everything right here, cutting inside on his favoured right foot but can only hit the far post with a curling effort from inside the box.

York banging on the door of a second goal.

Goals are beginning to emerge elsewhere in League Two.

Rochdale are already two goals to the good away at Fleetwood Town, thanks to goals from Dajaune Brown and Aden Flint.

Charlie McCann has opened the scoring for play-off occupants Cheltenham Town at home to Chesterfield.

Colchester United lead at Shrewsbury Town thanks to Moses Sesay, while Crewe Alexandra are 1-0 up away at Rotherham United courtesy of a Dominic Iorfa own goal.

Lowly Accrington Stanley also have a precious lead early doors away at Swindon Town through Josh Woods.

This time it really should be 2-0.

A great ball over the top finds Ollie Pearce but eyeball to eyeball with Ollie Wright, he can only hit the Gillingham keeper.

Burton skipper Curtis Tilt is the first player to go into the referee's book after a late challenge on Ronan Curtis.

Curtis received a bit of treatment and is OK to continue.

End-to-end stuff from both sides now.

Oliver Irow puts in an inviting ball into the Burton box but both Aribim Pepple and Ronan Curtis fail to get on the end of it.