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Normal service has been resumed at Bradford City.

The Bantams' excellent run on their League One return last sEason was ended by Bolton in the play-off semi-finals.

Fast forward three months and Graham Alexander's side are the only one with a 100% record in the division, they beat Burnley on penalties in the EFL Cup in midweek and are yet to concede a goal.

An unenviable challenge for Plymouth today who, like last season have made a sluggish start but still managed an eighth place finish.

Tom Cleverley was given time to turn things around last year and there will be no panic in Devon once again as they try to deal with the loss of striker Lorent Tolaj, while gathering points.

Ar'Jany Martha replaces Rotherham goalscorer Fabio Tavares as we move into the final 10 minutes at the New York Stadium.

Chesterfield manager Paul Cook makes a triple substitution at the same time, in search of the equaliser.

Malik Owolabi-Belewu, Rafiq Lamptey and Danny Anisjko replace Dilan Markanday, George McEachran and Lewis Gordon.

A first meeting between these two sides in any competition as Sheffield Wednesday re-set following a harrowing Championship campaign on and off the field while Bromley grab a first taste of the rarefied air of League One.

An opening day win at Leyton Orient was just what the Owls needed although defeat at home to Bradford five days later rather burst the balloon of optimism at Hillsborough.

This week's signing of Ipswich Town striker Ali Al-Hamadi on a season-long loan deal is an example of Wednesday's pulling power but how they handle being the prized scalp of many in League One this season will be the true test.

Bromley are just pleased to be here but make no mistake, they also want to make their mark.

The surprise League Two champions of last season have been making a habit of upsetting the established clubs while also being successful under boss Andy Woodman.

Midfielder George Saville has arrived from Luton Town this week and he should help cover for the loss of Ashley Charles to a long-term knee injury.

Can Bromley notch another notable victim or are Sheffield Wednesday going to show us what they are made of?

Trent Hutson
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

MK Dons were resolute defensively, they stood firm to keep their first clean sheet of the campaign.

There were a couple of chances in the first half, they didn't have much of the ball, but it was good defending from MK Dons.

They continue their winless, but unbeaten, run to the start of the campaign.

Goal scorer Fabio Tavares is continuing to look lively for Rotherham, showing great skill to put the ball through the legs of Chesterfield defender Kyle McFadzean but he then blazes his shot over the bar.

So Leicester are still waiting for take-off after their fall into League One.

Twice denied by the woodwork, plus lots of shots - no prizes for what Foxes fans will be hoping for before the transfer deadline.

But as they lick their wounds, it's time for us to look ahead to the 3pm games.

Chesterfield are chasing the game at Rotherham in front of nearly 10,000 fans, almost a quarter of which are cheering on the visitors.

The Spireites are having to do it without striker Lee Bonis, who was replaced by Fraser Brydon on the hour following a clash of heads with Rotherham defender Emmanuel Adegboyega, who was also forced off.

Rotherham remain a goal to the good following a first-half opener from Fabio Taveres - his first for the club since a summer move from Burton Albion.

We are into the final 20 minutes at the New York Stadium.

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Complete dominance for Leicester who hit the woodwork twice through Sammy Braybrooke and Jayden Joseph but fail to break down MK Dons.

The visitors need to find more of a cutting edge for all their possession.

The home side produced just a single effort on target but remain unbeaten on their return to League One.

A late yellow card for Leicester's Liam Cullen.

Alex Gilbey then shoots straight at visiting goalkeeper Jakub Stolarczyk - a first effort on target for MK Dons and it has taken 93 minutes.

Stephen Clemence
Former Leicester midfielder on BBC Radio Leicester

It's great play down the left-hand side, Cullen just couldn't get that finishing touch on it.

We're just lacking that final bit unfortunately.

Full time at the Hive and it ends level.

What a game it was too, Barnet taking the lead before going behind after the Robins scored twice in four minutes.

The visitors will feel frustrated they have not come away with three points after conceding a controversial penalty late on that was dispatched by Kabongo Tshimanga.

The points are shared and Barnet's 100% record comes to an end as they draw for the first time after two wins.

The points are shared at Vale Park as it ends all-square on derby day.

The game threatened to come to life on a few occasions but both sides take a point from this one.

Onel Hernandez looked to be Port Vale's best chance of finding a goal in the game but was denied twice by Crewe keeper Tom Booth.

We will have an extra three minutes.

Referee Martin Coy puts Peterborough out of their misery.

It's a case of back to the drawing board for Posh manager Luke Williams, whose side lose by four goals after beating Championship Watford by the same margin in the EFL Cup in midweek.

They suffer their second defeat of the League One campaign while Ian Evatt's Blackpool move top thanks to their second win, achieved by a clean sheet and goals for Jordan Williams, Dion Charles, Karoy Anderson and Jerry Yates.

A great way to kick off the bank holiday weekend for the Tangerines on the seaside. It's raining, but that will not dampen the mood!

Stephen Clemence
Former Leicester midfielder on BBC Radio Leicester

That looked like the moment for Leicester.

It's a beautiful whipped ball in, it might have been a save by the keeper.

You just want that goalscorer to get on the end of it, but there was no-one there to tap it in.

A scramble in the MK Dons area but the home side survive as we hit the final minute of the 90.

It is quiet among the visiting fans - all 6,000 of them.

Three additional minutes will be played in the A500 derby.