Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor

It's been a hard one for Reading. Tactically and defensively they have been all over the shop.

I'm just relieved it's still 2-1 and you know what, you're still in the game only being one behind.

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Blackpool, hit hard by a sickness bug among their squad, and having won just one of their past nine games, are 1-0 down at AFC Wimbledon, where Alistair Smith superbly fired home early on.

MK Dons are on course for a fourth straight win - they lead 2-0 at home to Burton - and Wigan are 1-0 up at home to fellow strugglers Barnsley.

Newport lead 2-0 at Crewe after Dan Sassi added to Luke Offord’s early own goal.

Port Vale are also two up, at home to Accrington, while Grimsby lead 2-0 at Swindon and Chesterfield are one up at Bristol Rovers - who have lost five of their past six matches.

It’s goalless between Shrewsbury and Oldham and second-from-bottom Colchester and Gillingham.

Chris Cooper
BBC Radio Devon summariser

I just think Tom Cleverley has to say to his players at half-time: you've got to go out there and do what you were doing for 44 minutes.

In the past, the boot has been on the other foot for Argyle. This is far from beyond them, particularly given what we've seen from a poor Sheffield Wednesday side.

Wednesday are fortuitous to be in the lead, but it's Argyle's failure to take their chances that's let them down.

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So, so impressive from Stockport.

The only thing they can be disappointed with is they are not further ahead.

Kyle Wootton bundled home an early opener only for Jack Marriott to level matters.

Ethan Ennis' goal was something to behold as the visitors were made to look like statues by a wonderful move from the home side.

Reading will feel fortunate this is not over but must get closer to Stockport if they are to take anything from this.

Kyreece Lisbie is late with his challenge and picks up a caution for Reading.

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Interesting. Very interesting.

After going behind inside 10 seconds a week ago, lowly Northampton scored after 79 seconds here, Elliott Moore thumping home the Cobblers' 10th goal of the season to stun the League Two leaders, who are seeking a ninth win in a row.

Both sides have spurned chances with the hosts hitting the bar through Adebola Oluwo' header.

Can the Cobblers hold on for a precious win?

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Hmmm, not the best first 45 but the home side will not care.

They lead courtesy of Billy Mitchell's 45th-minute deflected strike.

Moments before that, Bradley Ibrahim had cleared Di'Shon Bernard's header off the line.

Ronan Curtis came the closest for Plymouth but was denied by Joe Lumley at full stretch while Ibrahim missed his kick with only the home goalkeeper to beat.

Okay it's 0-0... but it's not a 0-0.

York have had 10 shots to Rochdale's three and the sides have shared nine corners but neither side have managed to find a breakthrough, with Dajaune Brown having a header cleared off the line for the hosts and Glenn Middleton being denied by Alfie McNally just before the break while Ollie Pearce clipped the post for the visitors.

It’s now 2-0 to Grimsby at Swindon, where Iwan Morgan has scored with a cracking strike, making it three goals in as many games for the youngster.

Ian Holloway not enjoying his afternoon.

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Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor

It's been fairly free-flowing this game. We have had three first-half goals so we've got three minutes of stoppage time.

It's important that Reading don't concede a third here.

Into three minutes of stoppage time we go.

Di'Shon Bernard gets on the end of a looping ball in the Plymouth box but his header is headed off the line by Bradley Ibrahim.

A big goal near the bottom of the table - Fraser Murray has put Wigan 1-0 up at home to fellow strugglers Barnsley.

And Sam Nombe has put MK Dons 2-0 up in what has been a one-sided game so far against Burton.

Harry Wood cuts in on his right foot for Stockport and smacks a shot just wide.

Reading just cannot steady the ship at all.

Another chance for York but Ollie Banks sees his powerful strike on the half-volley deflected wide off a blue shirt.

Billy Mitchell chops down Plymouth's Ronan Curtis and picks up the home side's first caution of the afternoon.