Two changes for Plymouth.

Off go Jack MacKenzie and Bradley Ibrahim.

Oli Irow and Caleb Watts are on.

Grimsby now lead 3-0 at Swindon - youngster Iwan Morgan's penalty is his second goal of the match and fourth in three games.

That's triggered an angry reaction from the home fans towards under-pressure manager Ian Holloway, with chants of "You're getting sacked in the morning" ringing around the County Ground. And against his former club.

To make matters worse for the home side, Dan Butler has been sent off and they're down to 10 men.

Jaheim Headley has also netted twice, for Port Vale, who are 3-1 up at home to Accrington.

And a huge goal for second-from-bottom Colchester - Jack Payne's penalty has put them one up at home to Gillingham.

A chance for Sheffield Wednesday to double their lead.

Jamal Lowe's effort is well saved by Murphy Cooper and Davis Keillor-Dunn wastes the opportunity by dragging the follow up wide.

Play quickly switches to the other end where a cross finds Xavier Amaechi on his own, five yards out but he misjudges his header so badly that the ball comes off his back and goes wide.

Will they get a better chance?

Dale back on the front foot as Luke Hannant picks up a loose ball and crosses for Dajaune Brown, though the Derby loanee can't keep his header down and it loops over Alfie McNally's crossbar.

Harry Wood drags back Josh Knight to prevent him getting away and the Stockport man is cautioned.

Barnsley are level against fellow strugglers Wigan - Cameron McGeehan has equalised for the hosts.

And there have been three early goals in the second half at MK Dons, who now lead Burton 4-1 and are firmly on course for a fourth straight win. Jack Sanders put the in-form hosts three up and Emeka Adiele pulled a goal back for Gary Bowyer's side before an own goal by Harvey Araujo.

Glen Little
Former Reading winger on BBC Radio Berkshire

Stockport close us down and we have nowhere to go, every time we get it we just can't do anything. It's been that sort of game. We've just been totally outplayed.

It feels like a higher team playing in the FA Cup. If we're not careful we could be repeating the 5-1 from a few years ago.

Northampton lead the league leaders, and they deserve it.

Owen Dale is the latest to come close to a second with a rasping strike from the edge of the area which is parried away by keeper Will Norris.

After a subdued start to the second half the goalmouth action resumes as Dajaune Brown's header from Zain Silcott-Duberry's cross is kept out by a sprawling save from York keeper Alfie McNally.

Xavier Amaechi fizzes in a wonderful cross which the home defence are able to flick clear.

It has been a decent start to the second period for Plymouth.

Owen Dale is the third Town man into the book after a foul on Salford's Will Aimson.

Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor

Reading are under massive pressure in the opening stages of this second half - they're hanging on here. Concede again and the game is over for them.

This is not how we wanted the half to start.

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Stockport force a second corner inside three minutes of the restart.

They sense a third goal might kill off Reading.

Joel Pereira has to tip over a Jack Diamond header.

This could easily be four or five for the home side.

The Cobblers keep on coming. The script is not being followed today.

Connor Lemonheigh-Evans works some room on the edge of the area to fire in a shot but it's too close to Ammies keeper Will Norris while Joe Wormleighton has fired across the face of goal from a similar distance moments later.

Wow, almost 3-1 within 20 seconds of the restart.

Harry Wood wriggles his way past three tackles before bringing a stunning save out of Joel Pereira, who tips over his effort from 16 yards.

It would appear Reading have not learned anything.

Drew Savage
Plymouth Argyle commentator on BBC Radio Devon

We are under way here at Hillsborough but it's just ultra quiet. You wouldn't think the home team are 1-0 up with 29,000 fans behind them.

There's not a lot going on on the pitch either, with the second half starting exactly the same as the first with absolutely nothing happening. The ball hasn't been in the final third for either side.

The home side have not won in four league matches while Plymouth's progress is being slowed by a lengthening injury list.

The first half would suggest there is not much between these two.

We're getting under way in the second half of our 13 games on our main slate this afternoon.

Don't forget we have full coverage of Fleetwood v Tranmere coming up at 17:30 GMT for you too, though.

Let's see what the table will look like before those two kick off...