There's an early injury concern for Fleetwood, whose captain Shaun Rooney is feeling his groin and appears to be in some discomfort. He's playing on, though.

We're under way at Highbury - where Tranmere have never won. Three points here would take them level on points with seventh-placed Chesterfield.

Fleetwood Town make two changes from their FA Cup defeat by Rochdale last time out.

Defender Shaun Rooney and midfielder Mark Helm replace Finley Potter and Andrew Cannon respectively.

Visitors Tranmere Rovers, meanwhile, are missing veteran playmaker Tom Ince.

His absence is one of four changes from last weekend's FA Cup loss at Barnet.

You get the feeling the respective seasons for these two could go either way.

For all their Carabao Cup heroics in beating Sheffield United and Arsenal, Fleetwood's League Two campaign has spluttered from the scent of breaking free from the mid-table chains to being sucked back in again.

With a quarter-final at home to Everton on the horizon next month, there are five rather important League Two matches to deal with beforehand, starting against Tranmere today.

"The last league game we played, we won [3-1 at home to Bristol Rovers] and that was the best performance of the year and I hope to take that into Saturday," said head coach Matt Lawlor.

Tranmere start the day one point short of the play-offs but, like Fleetwood, have been dogged by inconsistency, although a 3-1 win over Cheltenham in their last league outing points to the potential of good things to come under Darrell Clarke.

Lee Hendrie
Former Aston Villa midfielder on Sky Sports

I feel there will be goals in this. I just can't put my finger on who's going to take the advantage.

Colchester picked up their first win since August, a run of 11 games, to climb out of the drop zone at the expense of Rotherham and see visiting Gillingham fall off the pace in the play-off race.

Leaders Salford saw an eight-match winning streak ended by a 1-1 draw at home to battling Northampton, who are up to 19th.

The Ammies are six points clear of Barnet, who have two games in hand, while Grimsby are up to third after thrashing Swindon, who are 15th but only four points outside the automatic promotion places in this incredibly tight division.

York are into the top four after a narrow win at old rivals Rochdale while Chesterfield, Exeter and Shrewsbury are well in touch after picking up wins today.

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It’s looking grim for manager Ian Holloway at Swindon. Angry fans chanted “You’re getting sacked in the morning” during a 4-1 defeat at home to Grimsby, whose emphatic victory moved them into the automatic promotion places.

Iwan Morgan scored two of the Mariners’ goals, one of them a penalty, to make it four goals in three games for the youngster.

Second-from-bottom Colchester got their first victory since August, beating Gillingham 2-0, and Bristol Rovers’ miserable run continues - they lost 2-0 at home to Chesterfield, who are seventh.

Crewe came back from two down to draw 2-2 at home to Newport, with Josh Stephenson scoring a stoppage-time equaliser.

There was a home win for the new Shrewsbury owners to celebrate - they beat Oldham 2-1 - and Port Vale won 4-2 at home to Accrington.

Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor

When Stockport needed to be in top gear and really kill off Reading they did just that.

Reading had a couple of spells in the second half but that was when Stockport didn't need to be because the game was over.

We have been so outclassed there.

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Wigan are out of the relegation zone after a 2-1 home victory against fellow strugglers Barnsley. Jensen Weir got the Latics’ winner.

It was another miserable day for Blackpool, who have now won just one of their past 10 league games. Their squad was decimated by a sickness bug before the game at AFC Wimbledon, whose 1-0 win - courtesy of Alistair Smith’s early strike - secured the south London side’s first win in seven.

Meanwhile, MK Dons made it four wins in a row with a thumping 6-2 home victory against Burton.

Chris Cooper
BBC Radio Devon summariser

This is one of those games where anything could happen before it started. I think for the most part we got a fairly dull game.

Argyle had Wednesday rocking in the first half and should have been 3-0 up.

There didn't seem to be that urgency in the second half and suddenly when the home side got a second, a third soon followed.

It was ultimately a very disappointing afternoon for Plymouth Argyle.

These two know how to put on a show.

York pick up their first away win of the season at the ground where they secured their EFL return 203 days ago in the most dramatic of circumstances.

Rochdale might feel hard done by, however, Ryan Fallowfield produced goalline clearances to deny Dajaune Brown and Aden Flint in either half and Minstermen keeper Alfie McNally produced a string of saves to deny them a late leveller in a grandstand finish.

Ollie Pearce is the matchwinner with a close-range finish from Ollie Bank's cross-shot.

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Very, very impressive from Stockport who will think they could and should have won by a far greater margin.

Kyle Wootton, Ethan Ennis and Jack Diamond found the net with Jack Marriott having equalised for the visitors at one stage.

Wootton had two goals disallowed for offside while visiting goalkeeper Joel Pereira superbly denied Diamond twice and Harry Wood to keep the scoreline respectable.

The Hatters strengthen their grip on second place while the Royals have been given a glimpse of what it will take to seriously challenge the top sides.

A late caution for Reading's Liam Fraser.

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Sheffield Wednesday have a first league win in five matches and a first victory under new boss Dave Challinor.

It was not a classic but goals from Billy Mitchell, Davis Keillor-Dunn and Di'Shon Bernard get the job done.

Plymouth had two very good chances with Bradley Ibrahim missing his kick in front of goal at 0-0 and Xavier Amaechi misjudging a free header from five yards when they were 1-0 down.

Argyle must hope their injury issues clear up sooner rather than later while for Wednesday, is Dave Challinor going to weave his magic once again?

It's ALL Rochdale, deep into added time.

Will lightning strike again at Spotland, as Rochdale attack the same goal their dreams were shattered in last season?

Lewis Fiorini almost adds a fourth for Stockport as his shot snakes just wide of the post.

Reading would dearly like this to be over so they can get on the coach home.

The eight-match winning streak for League Two leaders Salford is ended by a plucky showing from lowly Northampton.

The Cobblers might well have won it after Elliott Moore's close range finish after just 79 seconds but Kallum Cesay swept home Daniel Udoh's low cross after the break to make it 12 games unbeaten for the hosts who are six points clear at the summit, though with the chasing pack having games in hand.

We will have three minutes of time added on but this has been over for a while to be honest.