Johnnie Jackson had to make an immediate change in the aftermath of that goal as Isaac Ogundere was forced off, with promising 18-year-old defender Freddie Simmonds, on loan from Brighton, coming on.

Swindon captain Ollie Clarke has been shown yellow card for a high tackle on Crewe midfielder Owen Lunt.

It has been an even opening at The County Ground, without any clear-cut chances.

Oliver Hammond gets his head to a free-kick for Oldham, but the effort is just off target.

Meanwhile, Latics' defender Lewis Temple is booked for bringing down Accrington's Stefan Mols outside the penalty area.

Argyle are settling into their attacking rhythm now with some lovely flicks and neat passing in and around the Dons box, but the white shirts are able to keep them at bay for now.

Bim Pepple is a big miss for the hosts, apparently suffering from a tight hamstring following his involvement in the EFL Trophy on Tuesday but they hope he'll be okay to feature next week against Huddersfield.

Wes Harding's long throw from the Argyle right causes havoc in the Dons box with Jayden Stockley glancing the ball towards his own goal, which keeper Joe Bursik can't hold and he needs to dive at the feet of Will Evans to prevent the Pilgrims man turning in from close range.

Brian McGlinchey
Former Plymouth Argyle defender on BBC Radio Devon

The wind is having an impact on the game here.

We will have to see how both teams change their plan.

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An early booking for home defender Rod McDonald after he lunges in on an advancing Siriki Dembele.

Aron Sasu latches onto a loose ball on the Dons left and drives towards the box before sending a rather tame low shot straight down the throat of keeper Murphy Cooper.

Meat and drink, as they used to say.

A first sight of goal for Oxford, and they should probably be in front.

Peter Kioso and Mo Missanga combine down the right, with the latter's low ball in teed up for Tyler Goodrham in a great position by Siriki Dembele... but Goodrham's effort is tame and doesn't test James Belshaw.

Ronan Curtis' ranging cross from the Plymouth right is controlled brilliantly beyond the far post by Tottenham loanee Oliver Irow but Joe Bursik flies off his line to smother his subsequent shot at his near post.

The Dons only half clear the corner and it drops to Harvey White on the left of the box but his first-time shot from an angle flashes into the side-netting.

There is a break in play early on at Boundary Park, with Accrington's Alex Henderson down with an injury and receiving treatment.

It looks like he is going to be ok to continue for now.

First corner of the game goes to the Dons after good work from Isaac Ogundere but Murphy Cooper comes off his line to claim the high up-and-under with ease.

Oliver Irow latches onto a bouncing ball on the edge of the Dons box but gets bundled over, though ref Stephen Parkinson sees nothing doing.

The visitors break straight down the other end and Aron Sasu's low cross from the left is missed by Callum Maycock in the mixer.

Bright start in the bright Devon sunshine.

Very unusual kick-off from the Dons as they sent a clutch of players wide left and play the ball back to keeper Joe Bursik to launch the ball in their direction.

18 outfield players within about 30-square yards when it lands. We'd have been told to 'stop bunching' if we were doing that at school.

88 players, four referees, two divisions... we're all set.

Away we go at Notts County, Plymouth, Oldham and Swindon.

Let's see what drama is in store for us.

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Martin Paterson makes five changes from the Notts County side who were beaten 2-0 at Reading in their last League One match three weeks ago.

In come Rod McDonald, Callum Roberts, Ishe Samuels-Smith, Conor Grant and Matt Palmer who captains the side.

Darius Lipsiuc, Nick Tsaroulla, Rory Finneran and Jack Evans drop to the bench, with Crystal Palace loanee Hindolo Mustapha not named in the matchday squad.

Aaron Ramsey's side are also back in action for the first time since 19 September, and make three changes from their 1-1 draw with Cambridge United.

Jamie Cumming starts in goal ahead of Simon Eastwood, while Tyler Goodrham and Louie Sibley are in for Kai Andrews and the injured Jamie McDonnell.

Up front, it's a landmark 150th U's appearance for Mark Harris.

Notts County and Oxford United arrive at Meadow Lane looking to regain momentum after an extended break from league action.

Today's match is a first meeting between the sides in 10 years.

The hosts, promoted from League Two last season, start the weekend a place outside the relegation zone and are without a win in four league games.

Aaron Ramsey's Oxford have found greater consistency, and are unbeaten in their last three - with big wins over Burton Albion and Leicester City part of that run.

The 2,000 or so travelling fans will be hoping for more of the same today.