Almost an immediate impact from Gatlin O'Donkor who is back in the Oxford side today.

Tyler Goodrham sends the ball into his path and Jon McCracken is alert to make an early save.

Jon Newsome
Former Sheff Wed defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

It certainly won't be a defining game for Grant McCann, but down the M18 Henrik Pedersen is under pressure.

He's been under pressure since the start of the season. The jury is still out, and the performances haven't been particularly convincing.

But when you look at the table, they're sixth or seventh in the league. Get a result today, and all of a sudden, the picture looks very different.

As expected, it is sodden at the SMH Group Stadium.

Crewe will be hoping Tuesday's loss to Exeter was just a blip, and not the start of a lengthy slip up.

Oxford make just the one change with Mark Harris on the bench and he is replaced by Gatlin O'Donkor.

Bradford bring in Kayden Jackson and George Lapslie for Bobby Pointon and Jake Beesley who are both among the replacements.

Doncaster have brought in Jamie Sterry, Will Keane, Isaac Hutchinson, Jack Senior and Hakeeb Adelakun. For Keane it is a first start in a Rovers shirt.

They replace Jay McGrath, George Broadbent, Bayley McCann, Alfie May and Brandon Hanlan who are all on the bench.

Sheffield Wednesday are without the suspended Jamal Lowe and Callum Slattery while Di'Shon Bernard and Harry Gray are injured. Reece James is among the substitutes.

Liam Palmer, Max Lowe, Billy Mitchell, Kieran Morrison and Ali Al Hamadi all start.

Cambridge United make two changes from the side that drew with Wycombe on Tuesday.

Sam Curtis and Gassan Ahadme drop out and in come Ra'ees Bangura-Williams and Louis Appere.

As for Argyle, Tom Cleverley makes four changes to the side that lost at Stevenage last time out.

Julio Pleguezuelo, Matty Sorinola, Xavier Amaechi and Jack MacKenzie all come into the starting XI.

It's 3pm, and that means our remaining League One and League Two fixtures are under way.

Strap yourselves in. The tables will do plenty of changing this afternoon...

Tom Gayle
Final Score at SMH Group Stadium

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It's a wet, windy and notably chilly afternoon in the East Midlands, but recent history suggests I can expect to be warmed up by the on-field action.

Since Chesterfield's stadium switch in 2010, the first meeting here with Crewe finished 5-5.

Ever since, across home and away fixtures, there's been an average of three goals a game.

Guaranteed to be a 0-0 stinker now!

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Crewe could climb to second place in League Two with a win at Chesterfield, if results elsewhere go their way.

Lee Bell's side were on a great run of form for most of October until it came to a screeching halt against Exeter on Tuesday night, and so a win would get them back on track.

But to do that they'll need to get past Chesterfield who are quietly going about their business, sitting just outside of the play-off places by one point.

Their assistant manager Danny Webb told the media yesterday that he was somewhat happy with the performances, but that the results weren't showing just yet. Today could be the day to put that right.

Shourjo Sarkar
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Kassam Stadium

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Bradford have kept up their defensive meanness since manager Michael Duff took over - keeping clean sheets in all three of the league games he’s been in charge for.

They’re unbeaten in 10 games across all competitions and flying high in League One but are comfortably the lowest scorers in the top half of the division. George Lapslie and Kayden Jackson come into the attack, but neither has scored yet this season.

Oxford manager Aaron Ramsey, who was appointed in the summer, says their progress is probably a little ahead of schedule.

His side are unbeaten in six league games, and have several players back after injury. 22-year-old striker Gatlin O’Donkor is back from suspension, and replaces Mark Harris up front for Oxford.

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Unbeaten in six v unbeaten in seven - these two know a thing or two about getting the job done in League One.

Oxford have stabilised after relegation from the Championship with just one defeat so far and are one of only three sides unbeaten at home in League One.

Their 4-0 win at Leicester last month was eye-catching but also proof of the job boss Aaron Ramsey has done since being appointed in June.

Bradford have already changed their manager this season, albeit not by choice with Graham Alexander jumping ship and Michael Duff back in a League One hotseat barely four weeks after being sacked by Wycombe.

Two draws and a win under Duff have kept the Bantams clucking and with the best defensive record in the division will hope to shut out Oxford today.

League One is no respecter of reputations and Sheffield Wednesday might just be finding out there is no easy route back to the Championship.

Four wins from their opening five games has become just the one victory from their past five outings.

"It has to be a basic that we take the fight first and play afterwards and when we do that, do it with intensity," said Wednesday boss Henrik Pedersen.

"It will be a tough, intense derby and a test for our pressing to handle the long balls."

Doncaster have won five of their past seven meetings with Sheffield Wednesday but lost the last two.

Rovers' problems have come at home so far this season with only Barnsley and Bromley (4) having fewer than their five points.

"They're a team who shouldn't be at this level and had good recuitment in the summer but it's a Yorkshire derby and the most important thing is keeping your emotions in check," Doncaster head coach Grant McCann told BBC Radio Sheffield.

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In-form Cambridge United host Plymouth Argyle this afternoon in a clash between two of the current top six sides in League One.

The U's are unbeaten in their last eight league matches and are up to fourth in the table, two points off the top two, following promotion last season.

Their current run is their best in the third tier or higher since January 1995 and they boast a decent record against today's opposition as well, losing just once against Argyle in their previous six meetings.

Argyle, meanwhile, are coming off the back of two successive defeats in which boss Tom Cleverley admitted his side were outplayed by Huddersfield and Stevenage respectively.

He will hope for a response from his side after slipping below Cambridge to fifth place as the League One table begins to take shape.

Matty Fryatt
Former Leicester City striker on Radio Leicester

There'll be positives to take from it but Leicester did start slow. Defensively the Foxes weren't quite at it in the first half and gave a really poor goal away.

I don't want it all to be about the referee, but goals change games and today they found themselves behind when they shouldn't have been.

That first goal should have stood for Leicester. They'll be disappointed with that.

They need to bounce back now and go again on Tuesday night.

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Luton record back-to-back league wins for the first time this season with late drama at Kenilworth Road

The home side were ahead six minutes before the interval as Caleb Okoli was caught in possession, trying to play out from the back and Jordan Clark squared for Nahki Wells to score.

The Foxes had had a goal from Emil Riis ruled out for offside after a fair bit of deliberation but their chances of salvaging anything appeared to disappear with John Lundstram sent-off.

But Liam Cullen lashed in what Leicester thought was a 90th-minute point saver only for Callum Marshall to get on the end of a stoppage-time cross from Emilio Lawrence and send the home fans into delirium.

The EFL doing EFL things.

Leon Barnett
Former Luton defender on BBC Three Counties Radio

I think that's just the DNA in Luton Town. You don't give up until the end.

There was some great football from both teams - any neutral supporter what have enjoyed that game.

A hugely important win for Luton Town.

Sean Morrison
Former Swindon Town defender

Rovers controlled the middle of the park for large parts of the second half and didn't really threaten Swindon.

Swindon are coming away with their first clean sheet since the opening day, I think they will be quietly happy with that result.