A first shot on target of the game for Leicester as Emil Riis has a crack from about 25 yards out.

It's low, tame and straight at Wigan goalkeeper Joe Whitworth though.

Harry Wood does well to work a yard of space on the right and send in a cross for Stockport.

Benony Breki Andresson makes contact on the volley but can only send his effort into the ground, taking the sting out of the shot and making it comfortable for Jamie Cumming in the Oxford goal.

Cambridge have looked bright so far.

Isaac Heath plays in Ben Knight from out wide who misses the target from a tight angle.

Kasey Palmer tries to drive forward for Luton but he's hauled down on halfway by Doncaster defender Jamie Sterry and into the book Sterry goes.

Peter Rhoades-Brown
Former Oxford winger on BBC Radio Oxford

This is going to be a fascinating tactical battle. They are not going to set the game a light like they did on Saturday.

When Oxford get the ball, Stockport get right behind them.

They are a good team and that is why they are where they are in the table.

Now a moment of promise for Luton!

Callum Marshall makes a clever run into the left channel and Nahki Wells slips it in for him.

Marshall gets a first time shot away, firing across goal from a tight angle, but it flies just wide of the far post.

Good start to the game from Cambridge who put in a ball into the Wednesday box and the U's try and get someone to get on the end of it but it's cleared.

All a bit Sunday league for a moment at the Kenny... the ball has gone flat.

Now referee Matthew Russell has asked for a new one and on we go.

Neither side has threatened a great deal yet.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

It has been a scrappy opening to the game that hasn't brought us too much quality. It just needs a moment or two to settle down.

It is a pretty sparsely populated King Power Stadium tonight.

A couple of early yellow cards at the King Power.

Will Smallbone has gone into the book for Leicester, while Reggie Walsh has been cautioned for Wigan, both for niggly fouls.

Long night on a yellow for those two now.

We are now under way after about a five-minute delay after an issue with a sprinkler which would not go back into the ground.

We got there in the end.

Harry Wood tries to get in behind for Stockport but can't quite bring a long ball forward under control and it runs out of play for an Oxford goal-kick.

We have a delay to the kick-off at Stadium MK as the referee doesn't seem too pleased with a part of the pitch by the looks of things.

There's a member of the ground staff making his way on to the pitch now with a fork and now he seems to be filling a small hole with some sand.

Meanwhile, both sets of players are keeping warm doing their drills.

Ryan Glover cuts in from the right for Stockport and gets away a low effort but it flies wide of the near post.

Fast start from both sides at the Kassam.

Mark Harris has the ball in the net after no more than 20 seconds for Oxford, getting in behind and slotting in at the near post... but he's adjudged to have just strayed offside when the ball came in.

We are under way in our six EFL games tonight.

Image source, Shutterstock

A round of applause from both sets of players eight years on from the tragic helicopter crash outside the King Power.

Foxes chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was one of five people on board who were all killed in the incident on 27 October 2018.

BBC Local Radio

BBC Local Radio will have commentary on some of tonight's games in League One.

We will bring you a flavour of their coverage from selected matches as part of our live text service.

Image source, Shutterstock

After the stormy conditions over the past few days, are we set for some more of the same tonight but in football context?

How do you think your team will get on this evening?

Whatever your thoughts, click on the yellow button to let us know and we'll publish a selection of your messages on this page.

Image source, Shutterstock

Sheffield Wednesday begin life without Henrik Pedersen after his sacking on Sunday.

The Owls suffered their second defeat in a row when they went down 2-0 at South Yorkshire rivals Doncaster which ultimately sealed Pedersen's fate.

Former Rotherham boss Matt Hamshaw takes interim charge this evening as Wednesday look to keep in touching distance of the play-off places, being two points adrift and hoping to get back some sort of momentum.

Cambridge go into this game after suffering just their second defeat of the season in the 3-2 home loss at the hands of Plymouth.

Their form on the road has been exceptional, though, as they head to Hillsborough unbeaten in their past eight away league games.