Good chance spurned by Argyle.

Oliver Irow and Harvey White combine on the edge of the box to slip Caleb Watts in down the left, beating the offside trap, but his first-time shot, attempting to pull the ball back across goal is sliced horribly wide of the near post and he's left with his head in his hands.

Another defensive lapse from Notts County. Another big chance for Oxford.

The Magpies tried to play their way out of the U's high press just inside their own third of the pitch, but Jacob Bedeau's attempt to switch the play puts it on a plate for Siriki Dembele.

The Oxford forward's effort is a little rushed and sails over. Another let off. How many more before the visitors double their lead?

An excellent stop by Oldham goalkeeper Matthew Hudson.

Accrington's Alex Henderson sends a powerful header towards goal, but Hudson reacts well to tip it round the post for a corner to the visitors.

Graham McGarry
Crewe commentator for BBC Radio Stoke

Crewe are quite happy for it to be 0-0 at this stage.

They haven't created much, but don't look at risk of conceding and are starting to get a hold of the ball.

Murphy Cooper take a bow.

Aron Sasu gets the better of Matty Sorinola down the Dons left and crosses brilliantly for Jayden Stockley in the middle.

His first-time flick looks destined for the net until Cooper flies to his left to make an instinctive block before his defence scramble the loose ball behind.

The corner ends up with Myles Hippolyte missing the target, but the Dons are in the ascendancy again now.

This is not a comfortable watch if you're of a Notts County persuasion.

The hosts are having a difficult time keeping the ball, and every time they lose possession Oxford are piling forward.

Still just one goal in it, though...

Crewe are starting to find their feet in this match.

Josh March sends a header just wide, moments after Joel Tabiner powered a long-range strike off target.

All very bitty again now with some slack passing and regular blasts on the whistle.

The pitch at Home Park looks pristine but the ball has hardly been on it in the past five minutes.

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It was a gift from Notts County keeper James Belshaw but Mark Harris celebrated his goal in his 150th appearance for Oxford United none the less.

Argyle skipper Joe Edwards heads off inside half an hour with what looks like a hamstring problem.

Matty Sorinola replaces him, making his 100th appearance in green.

Argyle look to have regained their rhythm but Wimbledon look dangerous on the break every time.

Callum Maycock is played into space on the right and lofts in a fine cross destined for Jayden Stockley who is penalised for his tussle to get on the end of the ball, though he was spinning round asking for a penalty from ref Stephen Parkinson.

Brian McGlinchey
Former Plymouth Argyle defender on BBC Radio Devon

Fair play to Caleb Watts, he follows up the shot and keeps it down, a good poachers finish.

It's decent play from Argyle, it's all about Watts though, if he doesn't make that effort, it stays 1-0.

Another booking for the hosts.

Ollie Cooper sees yellow after going in late on Siriki Dembele.

Less convincing from Murphy Cooper this time as Ollie Harrison curls in a free-kick from deep, drawing the keeper off his line towards traffic, and then getting caught in no-man's land as it drifts behind untouched.

Paul Bodin
Former Swindon Defender on BBC Radio Wiltshire

Swindon are certainly putting the Crewe defence under pressure.

We haven't been at our best, but we're putting crosses in and trying to make something happen.

So far, quite evenly balanced.

Good hands from Plymouth keeper Murphy Cooper who darts to the right of his box to claim a high diagonal ball from Freddie Simmonds with big Jayden Stockley in close quarters.

Argyle have been knocked off their stride by that opening goal a bit, having looked pretty confident before it.

The first decent chance of the game goes the way of the hosts.

Jack Thomson fires the ball over after a long throw from Swindon team-mate Mitch Clark had caused at the back for Crewe.

Still no shots on target just yet.

Should be 1-1.

Caleb Watts slides left to Oliver Irow in acres of space in the box but though he opens his body for his first-time shot it's a tame finish and too close to Joe Bursik who holds on as he dives to his left.

Real let-off for the Dons, that.

Brian McGlinchey
Former Plymouth Argyle defender on BBC Radio Devon

It's a really good goal from Wimbledon, they built it up very nicely.

Argyle haven't done enough to test the keeper and they're punished for it.