Ben Croucher
BBC Final Score

Could Hindolo Mustapha have done better there? He'd done a lot of the hard work, breaking forward into the penalty area but was just forced wide and slightly off balance, scuffed his shot having beaten the goalkeeper.

A bit more pace on it and Notts County would have been ahead but Callum Connolly did well to chase back and clear off the line.

Good pace and energy in the opening exchanges from both sides.

Nick Tsaroulla comes close for Notts County as he curls one towards the bottom left corner but it just drifts inches wide to ripple the wrong side of the netting.

Adam Hassell
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

Another wonderful noisy Meadow Lane as we've become so used to as Notts get us under way.

Aden Baldwin coming back to his former stomping lane here. He'll want to put his stamp on the game.

Been an end-to-end start at Meadow Lane.

Bradford's Antoni Sarcevic strikes on target but doesn't have enough venom to test the keeper.

While up the other end Hindolo Mustapha escapes his defender and cuts a lovely shot at goal but is thwarted by the quick thinking of Bantams defender Callum Connolly to see it out for a corner.

Am I seeing double here?

Orient win another corner from the left which is again sent to the back post and again Joseph Olowu gets above everyone else.

But once more, the central defender heads wide of the right post.

Wycombe need to get a handle of this - and quickly too.

Crawley dominating the ball early on here but Cheltenham looking comfortable in their shape.

Both sides feeling their way into this one.

Orient go close already!

The home side win a corner early doors which is whipped in to the back stick where Joseph Olowu climbs the highest but his header is just off target at the near post.

It had Wycombe keeper Conor Hazard scrambling across his goal.

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Early pressure from Rovers as Harvey Rogers concedes a corner.

The hosts deal with the danger.

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A drizzly afternoon at Meadow Lane but sunny dispositions for both teams today.

Bradford can go second with a win, and showing their strength in depth by being able to change all 10 outfield players from the side that beat Leyton Orient in the EFL Cup in midweek.

That means the mercurial Stephen Humphrys is only on the bench after impressing with a goal and an assist on Tuesday.

Notts County are one of only two unbeaten sides in League One, although go into the afternoon in the bottom half of the table.

They do have a decent record against Bradford - having lost just one of their last 11 against the Bantams.

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Notts County boss Martin Paterson makes a change to his attack as Luka Smyth and Hindolo Mustapha come into the fold.

Both Daniel Kanu and Callum Roberts move to the bench.

Meanwhile Graham Alexander keeps to the same Bradford City starting XI that served him well in their 1-0 victory over Mansfield Town.

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Notts County are yet to lose a game in League One but head coach Martin Paterson isn't too interested in bragging about it.

Only one of their five unbeaten games was a win and it's a victory that the side are hoping to claim as they languish down in the midtable despite their consistent start.

"I'd love to involve myself in the conversation in what we've done in the first five games but it's irrelevant," Paterson said.

"I'm not really focusing on the word unbeaten. We are just going to try and win games.

"We are working really hard to compete and to give our absolute best against Bradford at home and trying to win. I can't promise results, I can't promise we will win but we will certainly be trying and that's the most important thing."

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Leyton Orient gaffer Richie Wellens makes one change from the side that drew with Luton in their last league game. Sean Clare is in for Phillip Chinedu.

As for Wycombe, new interim boss Tom Hounsell has made four alterations from the side that drew 3-3 with MK Dons.

Skipper Jack Grimmer returns to the line-up as do Daniel Harvie, Aaron Morley and veteran defender Steve Cook.

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It's been a much improved start to the season for Leyton Orient this time around.

The O's struggled throughout last season, only preserving their League One status on the final day, but a strong start sees them lying 10th in the table.

They are, however, currently on a run of six matches at home without a win but have a good chance to put things right today as they welcome a Wycombe side which decided to part company with their manager in the week.

Michael Duff became the first managerial casualty of the season as Tom Hounsell takes charge as interim boss for the first time with the club second-bottom.

Wycombe badly need a win this lunchtime but the omens are not good. They are winless across their last eight away league games against sides from London - losing their last four in succession.

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Stevenage flew to fourth with a win over Luton but there are 11 teams hoping they can leap frog them and shove them out of the play-off spots.

Third place Stockport and second placed Huddersfield Town, meanwhile, will have their eyes on Sheffield Wednesday's position at the top.

All of the bottom four will be competing to try and lift out of the relegation zone.