Bradford goalkeeper Jon McCracken handles a backpass and Oxford have an indirect free kick.

It is worked to Gatlin O'Donkor but he fails to hit the target.

You get the feeling one goal will settle this....if we get one.

Jon Newsome
Former Sheff Wed defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

This feels like a huge 45 minutes of football for Sheffield Wednesday and Henrik Pederson.

But it looks like Doncaster have come out and are doing exactly the same to the Owls as they did in the first half.

This is the first time IN THIS CENTURY that Chesterfield have led 5-0 at half-time in a Football League.

Paul Cook's Spireites are record breaking.

Isaac Hutchinson hits an early free kick over the bar for Doncaster.

Rovers have only managed five home points so far this season before today.

Jerome Sale
BBC Radio Oxford commentator

It was a fast start in the first half for Oxford and it's Bradford who have started brighter in the second here.

With the rain and wind getting a bit harder, Oxford will have to take that into count in this second half.

George Pratt hits an early shot wide for Bradford at the start of this second 45.

Pratt was also cautioned in first-half stoppage time.

The Bantams are unbeaten in their past seven in the league and have not managed more than that in a single season since April 2023 - you would not bet against it at the moment.

We're back underway in Derbyshire, and Crewe make two changes.

Owen Lunt and Charlie McNeill come on for Conor Thomas and Joel Tabiner.

A change at the break for the visitors.

Mason Burstow is on for Jaden Heskey as Sheffield Wednesday seek a route back into this one.

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We are back under way in the second halves of our 3pm kick-offs in League One and League Two!

The Owls are two goals down at the break today and lost 2-0 against Notts County in midweek.

Accrington head into the half-time break with a 3-0 lead against Rochdale, thanks to goals from Josh Woods, Charlie Warren, and Tyler Walton.

A Paul Mullin double gave Rotherham the lead against Shrewsbury, before Jake Davison pulled one back to make it 2-1.

Gillingham have levelled at 1-1 against Grimsby thanks to Ronan Hale, after Harvey Rodgers gave the visitors an early lead

Second-placed Barnet have a slender 1-0 lead against Oldham thanks to Kabongo Tshimanga.

Crawley are at 0-0 with Tranmere, as are Exeter and Fleetwood, and York v Port Vale.

Blackpool have leveled their match against Mansfield through Dion Charles' goal which came just moments after Mansfield missed the opportunity to go two goals clear when Michael Smith had a penalty saved by Tangerines keeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell.

Elsewhere, AFC Wimbledon lead Wycombe 1-0, struggling Bromley are ahead against Peterborough and Leyton Orient have a goal advantage at Burton Albion at the break.

Notts County lead high-flying Stockport 1-0, Barnsley are ahead at Reading and Stevenage and MK Dons remain goalless.

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Woah. Chesterfield have absolutely blown Crewe away.

Goals from Josh Koroma, skipper Tom Naylor, Fraser Bryden, a very unfortunate own goal by Joshua Stephenson, and a fifth from Liam Mandeville have made this THE insurmountable task.

It would be one of the all-time EFL classics if we see a second-half comeback.

Lee Turnbull
Former Doncaster player on BBC Radio Sheffield

That's the best half of football I've seen from Rovers all season. It's a massive game and you're playing against opposition who have the stature of Sheffield Wednesday.

They've gone long and chased everything down. They should be out of sight but Grant McCann will take 2-0 at the break for sure.

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Skipper Owen Bailey has hit an impressive double for Doncaster who are in control of this one.

Leon Ayinde and Will Keane have also come close.

Wednesday are lacking any fluency with efforts from Davis Keillor-Dunn and Ali Al Hamadi easily dealt with by home goalkeeper Tommy Simkin.

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Really tight this one.

The returning Gatlin O'Donkor has had the two best chances for Oxford - one saved and one over the bar.

Jamie Cumming kept the home side level with a smart save from Kayden Jackson.

Chesterfield go for a fifth through Louie Marsh, but his right footed shot is high and wide.

Crewe just need to get out of this storm.

Half-time at The Abbey Stadium and that own goal from Louis Appere separates the two sides at the break.