A change at the break for Leicester.

Woyo Coulibaly is on for Olabade Aluko who was cautioned in the first-half.

Will Alves gets a yellow card for pulling his man back.

We have got goals in all four of our early games.

The teams are back out and back at it.

James Connolly's goal deep into added time at the end of the first half gives Walsall the lead.

Port Vale have had their chances, but that goal means it's a first in three games for Lee Grant's side who are currently top of League Two.

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

Sloppy goal to concede.

Walsall don't deserve it.

Phil Bowers
BBC Radio Stoke's Port Vale commentator

Vale COMPLETELY caught out!

Walsall draw first blood just before the break because of a defensive lapse at a crucial point in the game.

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Dan Moss' goal after seven minutes gives Rochdale a slender lead at the break.

Oldham will be thinking how's they're not at least level, though, with Mike Fondop and Kane Drummond both miss glaring opportunities.

Oldham try and find a leveller before the break as a short corner finds Kane Drummond on the edge of the area who lashes one wide.

Jack Rafferty
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

Boos from the Barnsley fans who're unhappy with that opening 45.

The Leicester goal was a thing of beauty, patient play from back to front, to beat the Barnsley press.

Leicester remain in control.

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Leicester a goal up and a man up.

Liam Cullen finished a sweeping move for his second goal in two games to give the Foxes the lead inside the opening 10 minutes.

It might have been worse with Will Alves volleying wide before Rogan Ravenhill saved from Emil Riis and Sammy Braybrooke.

Reyes Cleary has had two efforts stopped by Alex McCarthy but they have been fleeting sights of goal for Barnsley whose afternoon descended further when Luca Connell was shown a red card for a reckless tackle on Luke Thomas.

Walsall's Elicha Ahui picks up a silly booking for kicking the ball away after the ref awards Port Vale a free-kick.

Lee Grant won't be happy with that.

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Burton Albion have clearly been the better side and they may feel a little disappointed to go in at half-time leading by just the one goal against Mansfield.

Deji Oshilaja's own goal put the hosts in front and the Stags looked all at sea defensively, allowing Jack Armer to head home to double the advantage.

Michael Smith's calm finish from close range has given Nigel Clough's side some encouragement.

Port Vale have a couple of chances as Lewis Montsma's effort is punched clear. It then falls to Jordan Lawrence-Gabriel, who blazes one over.

Nothing like a good old scramble in the box as we head towards the break.

We will have an extra three minutes at the end of the first period.

Liam Cullen sends a 20-yarder dipping just over the Barnsley crossbar.

Oldham really should be in front now, never mind level.

Kai Payne plays in Kane Drummond in on goal who hits a shot off the the post. It then comes back to him only for him to send his second effort wide with the goal gaping.

John Lundstram plays a ball over the top and Luke Thomas is through for Leicester.

He gets in a tangle with a defender and ends up on the deck - penalty?

No says Seb Stockbridge who has had a lively first 45 himself.

Phil Bowers
BBC Radio Stoke's Port Vale commentator

Lewis Montsma's header is cleared off the Walsall line.

Jordan Gabriel's rebound is skied horribly wide.

Two good chances for Vale with just a few minutes of this half left.

Leicester take too long over a throw-in and when they do deliver it they give it straight to Tyrese Noslin but as he races through, referee Seb Stockbridge has blown the whistle.

As Leicester took so long he has given the throw-in to Barnsley who argue the official should have played the advantage.