The Dons corner is swung in from the right and is met by the head of Freddie Simmonds at the back post but his looping header back across goal clips the crossbar and goes over.

Accrington's Alex Henderson played on after receiving treatment in the first half and went close to opening the scoring with a header.

But midfielder Conor Grant has now replaced him for John Doolan's side.

Dons first to show after the break as Myles Hippolyte latches onto a low cut-back from Callum Maycock on the right and dances to the byline before seeing his low cross-shot deflected behind for a corner.

We're back under way at Plymouth, with the other lunchtime games also set to resume in the next minute or two.

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• MK Dons v Reading
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• Stevenage v Wigan
• Stockport v Barnsley
• Wycombe v Luton

• Bristol Rovers v Barnet
• Cheltenham v Salford
• Crawley v Chesterfield
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Paul Bodin
Former Swindon Defender on BBC Radio Wiltshire

In terms of penalty box action, there's very little to talk about.

It was about getting it wide and getting in, which didn't really work, there hasn't been any overlapping full-backs.

It's all to play for in the second half.

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He may have notched his fourth league goal of the season for his new club, but Jayden Stockley's influence on the game is not just in the mixer.

The big forward has been used to good effect defending in his own box, particularly from those pesky long throws from Wes Harding, while he pulls away to the left to meet clearance kicks from Joe Bursik to good effect too.

Bursik will have the wind behind him in the second half and his big boot might give Argyle even more to think about.

Brian McGlinchey
Former Plymouth Argyle defender on BBC Radio Devon

Wimbledon are probably the happier of the two sides.

They came here with a plan and have stuck to that plan.

Argyle looked better once they got the equaliser and could have gone ahead, but it's all to play for.

Nothing to separate the teams as the half-time whistle blows at Boundary Park.

Accrington's Alex Henderson has come closest to opening the scoring - his header was tipped around the post with a great save by Oldham goalkeeper Matthew Hudson.

That's the break.

Notts County will be grateful for it, Oxford United might be slightly disappointed not to be further ahead.

All to play for still.

Oof, that was all a bit of a mess.

Matt Palmer's free-kick creates a bit of chaos as Jamie Cumming's takes two attempts to gather the ball after a defensive header went high in the six-yard area.

On the second attempt, James Gibbons kicks the ball out of Cummings' hands and into the net but the referee very quickly blows the whistle.

The Oxford players aren't impressed with Gibbons, to say the least.

A fairly even first 45 minutes at The County Ground, with very few clear chances for either team, and no shots on target.

Ollie Clarke sent a header wide just before the break for the hosts, who will be glad to have kept a clean sheet so far after losing five of their last six games in all competitions.

Very watchable stuff at Home Park.

Jayden Stockley's fine near-post finish from Callum Maycock's low cross put the visitors ahead after 16 minutes, perhaps a touch against the run of play, but Argyle levelled when Caleb Watts followed in to slam home a rebound eight minutes later.

Stockley was denied a second by Murphy Cooper's brilliant reaction save but it's all to play for in the second half between two of the better sides in League One, you'd say.

Another Wes Harding long throw from the right cases havoc in the Dons goalmouth as Ronan Curtis gets his head on the ball but Joe Bursik is able to grab it in a crowd in his sid yard box.

Swindon's best opening of the game so far comes from a corner.

Jack Thomson bends it into the near post and Ollie Clarke heads the ball just wide.

There will be THREE added minutes at the end of the first half at Home Park.

A first booking for the visitors as Louie Sibley fouls Callum Roberts.

It'll be a free-kick for Notts County on the edge of the Oxford box...

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It's his second goal of the season and it was an important one for Caleb Watts to make it 1-1 at Home Park against Wimbledon.

Another sight of goal for Caleb Watts as Will Evans' fine cross from the right is met by Oliver Irow under pressure from a defender and lands inches out of the reach of Watts at the near post, a yard out.

It just needed a touch.