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.

Ollie Pearce's radar is ever-so-slightly off as the York talisman curls a shot from the edge of the box which thumps the outside of the left post with Sam Waller beaten.

Moments later Pearce lines up another strike but Aden Flint gets his body in the way.

Haydon Roberts tugs back Ethan Ennis and the visiting defender is the first man to see yellow today.

It is all rather subdued at Hillsborough. Strange for a new manager's first home game.

Alex Hartridge hurls in a long throw which is allowed to bounce all the way through to Will Evans but he cannot make a proper connection for the visitors.

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Another caution as Matt Butcher is shown a yellow card for a pull-back in midfield to prevent a Cobblers break.

Stockport have had 72% possession so far and look threatening each time they come forward.

Joel Pereira again has to be alert in the Reading goal to come out at the feet of Jack Diamond.

Northampton not sitting on their lead and Joe O'Brien-Whitmarsh beats his man and strides forward out wide before finding Matty Warhurst in the middle with a low cross, but the Town top-scorer can't get a shot away.

O'Brien-Whitmarsh has since gone into the book for a foul while Macauley Langstaff has fired off-target from a cross from Luke Garbutt for the hosts.

Ronan Curtis throws himself into a challenge on Jamal Lowe.

His foot is high and catches Lowe in the midriff.

Referee Anthony Backhouse brings out a yellow card and the Plymouth man might be a touch fortunate that is all it is.

Glen Little
Former Reading winger on BBC Radio Berkshire

Hopefully that equaliser might knock a bit of steam out of Stockport because it was a fast start from the home side.

Some big games under way - don't forget to send your thoughts as they progress.

End-to-end stuff as the recalled Jamie Allen swings in a cross for Dale which Dajaune Brown nods over Alfie McNally's crossbar.

As we said before kick-off... can't see this being 0-0.

Are AFC Wimbledon heading for their first win since September? Alistair Smith has superbly fired them into a 1-0 lead early on at home to fellow strugglers Blackpool, whose squad has been affected by a sickness bug before the game.

MK Dons, who have won their past three games, are 1-0 up at home to Burton. Dan Crowley with the goal there.

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York's turn to threaten but Sam Waller gets down to tip away Hiram Boateng's low cross-shot after it takes a nick off Tobi Adebayo-Rowling.

Ronan Curtis drives one on target and Joe Lumley at full stretch makes the save.

Will Evans goes down in the ensuing scramble but the penalty appeals are waved away in favour of a corner.

From the set piece Evans finds the side netting when it looked easier to score.