Early into this game Barnet have been pressing Cheltenham as they move the ball around at the back.

There have been no real chances of note just yet but the best chance fell to the visitors and Shaun McWilliams whose shot flew over the bar.

We have an early chance for Crewe in the A500 derby.

Jordan Gibson shows his quality with some skill in the box to find some space but his shot that follows is saved by the legs of Port Vale keeper Jackson Smith.

Stephen Clemence
Former Leicester midfielder on BBC Radio Leicester

It's been a very positive start, we've tried to play the ball in behind them.

You've got to turn teams around and make defenders run which is what we've been doing.

It's been an excellent start, we just need to keep it going.

This is only the fourth meeting between these two sides in all competitions.

Leicester have won two with a draw the outcome of the other game.

Can MK Dons grab a first victory today?

There are around 6,000 Leicester fans who have made the relatively short trip down for this one, creating a decent atmosphere.

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BBC Radio 5 Live at Stadium MK

There are nearly 6,000 Leicester fans behind the goal and many of them won’t be sure what to expect from their team today.

Last weekend’s defeat to Burton felt like rock bottom but they’ll be concerned that things could get even worse before they get better.

It’s interesting that highly-rated 18 year-old Louis Page starts despite being linked to Manchester United.

Meanwhile, against his old club, Leicester boss Russell Martin will be hoping that playing former Ipswich team-mates Conor Chaplin and Wes Burns together will help his team to gel.

It’s very early in the season but this feels like a massive game for Leicester.

Here we go then, we are up and running with four kick-offs at 12:30 BST - with an even split of two in League One and two in League Two.

Rotherham and Chesterfield will join the fun in 30 minutes.

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Port Vale have made four changes, bringing Connor Hall, Rhys Walters, Ben Garrity and Ben Waine into their team.

Crewe make one change as Mickey Demetriou comes into the backline for midfielder Calum Agius.

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Well this should be fun this Saturday lunchtime, Port Vale host Crewe in the A500 derby.

It's safe to say that the The Railwaymen have had the better start to their season, one of two sides in League Two to win both of their league matches so far.

The Valiants have had a slow start, losing to Oldham in their opening match before a 1-1 draw with Tranmere last time out.

Port Vale are unbeaten across their past nine games in all competitions against Crewe - let's see if they can maintain those bragging rights today.

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Barnet have made one change from the side that beat Shrewsbury with Myles Kenlock coming into the defensive line for Zac Williams.

Cheltenham Town have made five changes from their last outing with James Wilson coming into the side to replace the injured Pierce Sweeney.

Shaun McWilliams, Freddy Willcox and Ryan Broom also come into the team alongside Andreas Weimann who makes his full debut for the Robins.

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It is early days in the season but Barnet are currently top of League Two and will be hoping to keep it that way by the end of today's round of matches.

The Bees are one of just two sides to still have a 100% record in the division and today host Cheltenham Town who are looking to bounce back to winning ways after defeat last time out to Swindon.

The other side that have also won both of their two matches so far this season are Crewe who travel to Port Vale today also in an early kick-off.

Barnet have lost just one of their 10 home EFL games against Cheltenham, the Robins have failed to win any of their last three Football League games against today's opponents.

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Barnet and Crewe are the early form horses in League Two.

The Bees have an early start at home to Cheltenham while Crewe make the short trip to Port Vale.

Shrewsbury and Salford are both searching for their first points of the season as they meet in Shropshire.

Blackpool manager Ian Evatt has made one change to the side that beat Stockport County in their last league game, starting new signing Josh Earl at centre-back for the suspended Zac Ashworth, who was sent off in the midweek EFL Cup defeat by Lincoln.

There are two changes to the Peterborough side that claimed victory at home to Mansfield Town in their last match in League One. David Okagbue partners Thomas O'Connor at centre-back, with George Nevett dropping out of the squad, while Harley Mills comes in at left-back for Evan Weir.

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Both these sides enjoyed contrasting fortunes in the EFL Cup against Championship sides in midweek.

Ian Evatt's Blackpool fell to a chastening 4-1 defeat at home to last season's League One winners Lincoln City, while Luke Williams' Peterborough side enjoyed a remarkable 5-1 win at Watford.

The sixth-placed Seasiders are, however still unbeaten in League One and will be hoping to build on their encouraging victory at Stockport County.

Posh, meanwhile moved up to 13th with a win over Mansfield Town in their last league outing after losing their opening fixture at early leaders Bradford City.

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MK Dons boss Paul Warne goes with the same side which drew 1-1 with Huddersfield Town seven days ago.

Russell Martin rings the changes for Leicester with seven alterations from the side beaten at home by Burton Albion last weekend.

Goalkeeper Jakub Stolarczyk makes his first league appearance of the season while in come Jayden Joseph, Christian McFarlane who makes his league first start, Louis Page, Conor Chaplin, Tommy Watson and Bobby De Cordova-Reid.

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Leicester boss Russell Martin has been here before.

At Glasgow Rangers he was in charge of a big fish in a small pond.

The pond may be slightly bigger in League One but right now he must be feeling like the goldfish in a bowl.

The Foxes are trying to rebuild from successive relegations as well as deal with ongoing off-field financial issues.

A draw at Notts County and a home defeat by Burton is not quite the way they wanted or needed things to start and it will not get any easier today. Patience will be the key for supporters of the former Premier League champions.

MK Dons are fresh up from League Two, well backed financially and managed by Paul Warne who knows a thing or two about getting sides out of League One.

Two draws to start with is a solid enough opening and beating Leicester for a first victory of the campaign will only deepen the the visitors' gloom.

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Just the one 100% record remains intact heading into the third round of games in League One.

Plymouth Argyle will seek to burst Bradford City's balloon later.

Cambridge United's home game with Huddersfield Town is a meeting between two unbeaten sides, either of whom could finish the day top of the pile.

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It is early days in the EFL but there are so many things to talk about.

We have picked out five things you may want to keep an eye on today.

We have two games in League One and three in League Two to get us started today. Four kick off at 12:30 BST with Rotherham United facing Chesterfield at 13:00 BST.

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Welcome along.

Just the 21 games for us to bring you today with 100% records to be tested, first points to be fought for and derby honours at stake.

So, settle back and come on in as we guide you through a third weekend of action in League One and League Two.