York keep pressing for the opening goal but Arthur Read's low shot from 18 yards out is too close to Sam Waller who makes the low save.

Newport are firmly on course for a first away win of the season - Dan Sassi has made it 2-0 at Crewe following Luke Offord’s early goal.

Meanwhile, Port Vale are also two up, at home to Accrington, Grimsby lead 1-0 at Swindon, and Chesterfield are one up at Bristol Rovers.

Chris Cooper
BBC Radio Devon summariser

I think I celebrated before it even got to Bradley Ibrahim there. Another opportunity that goes begging.

Argyle should be ahead and they should be comfortably ahead. It's not just the chances but the football they've played has been good too.

Almost a lapse in concentration at the back by Stockport.

Jack Marriott nods down for Charlie Savage but he can only find the waiting arms of Ollie Whatmuff.

Oh, should be 1-0 to Plymouth.

The ball is squared into the area, Bradley Ibrahim in front of goal with only Joe Lumley to beat but completely misses his kick and the danger is cleared.

Not one Ibrahim will want to see again.

Another glimpse of goal for the hosts as Brendan Wiredu lets fly with a first-time effort from the edge of the area after a pass from Daniel Udoh but his strike flies wide of the upright.

Glen Little
Former Reading winger on BBC Radio Berkshire

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How easy was that for Stockport? They worked it well, put it on a plate for Ethan Ennis and Joel Pereira had no chance.

They've been keeping possession well, Stockport, and when they finally go long they score.

You have to be honest and admit that County have been the better team.

So nearly 1-1.

Luke Garbutt swings in the free-kick from the right which is met by the head of Adebola Oluwo whose effort appears to be tipped on to the bar by Ross Fitzsimons before being scrambled away.

A third caution of the half, and second for Town as James Maxwell is booked for a foul on Abraham Odoh on the Salford right.

The hosts are trying to build a head of steam.

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Port Vale are off to a great start at home to Accrington - they lead 2-0 after Kyle Dempsey’s goal added to Jaheim Headley’s early opener.

Glen Little
Former Reading winger on BBC Radio Berkshire

Stockport have been dominating so much here and Reading have just been chasing everything.

That's been the story - one way traffic on the possession and when we get the ball they just can't do anything with it.

Can Reading hang on for the whole game here?

Stockport continue to buzz around the Reading area.

Jack Diamond's cross is only cleared to the edge of the box from where Kyron Gordon blasts an effort wide.

Harry Boyes takes aim from the edge of the Rochdale box but his effort is wide of Sam Waller's post.

This a lot more open than you might expect.

Northampton's Matty Warhurst gets on the end of Joe Wormleighton's cross from the right but his near-post effort flies wide.

Kyle Wootton thinks he has got his and Stockport's second but the flag is up for offside.

Harry Wood flicks on a cross and Wootton nods beyond Joel Pereira but the home striker has gone too early and is rightly penalised.

The pendulum continues to swing from one end to another as York's Mark Kitching glances a header from a Rochdale corner into the arms of his teammate Alfie McNally.

Down the other end go the Minstermen and Alex Hunt pokes an effort past the upright after some twinkle-toes in the box.

The home side spring from defence to attack.

Davis Keillor-Dunn sends it through to Barry Bannan but Wes Harding slides back to make a timely tackle as the home skipper is bearing down on goal.

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Chris Cooper
BBC Radio Devon summariser

It's fair to say this game hasn't been a thriller so far but over the last 10 minutes it's been all Plymouth.

Argyle had some good early chances on goal, but at the other end Wednesday have had they haven't managed to hit the target.

Our goalkeeper Murphy Cooper hasn't been tested.

Andy Cook’s goal has put Grimsby 1-0 up at Swindon. The Mariners could move into the automatic promotion places if they win.

Louie Marsh's goal has put Chesterfield 1-0 up at Bristol Rovers, and Port Vale are 1-0 up at Accrington courtesy of Jaheim Headley's goal.

Meanwhile, Newport are still one up at Crewe courtesy of Luke Offord’s early own goal.