The ball finds its way all the way back to Jackson Smith in the Port Vale goal, who punts it forward again. Salford are yet to really have a say in this match.

In comes a Shrewsbury free-kick into the box which George Lloyd gets a head to and there seems to be a little panic from the Fleetwood defence who eventually scramble it away.

Port Vale break into the Salford half as Kyle Dempsey dinks to ball from midfield into the path of the onrushing George Hall, but he's cancelled out by the foot of Adebola Oluwo.

The visitors are starting to turn up the heat.

Fleetwood enjoying more of the ball in these early exchanges at Highbury Stadium.

Shrewsbury seem patient with things so far.

First chance goes to the home side.

Good wing play by 17-year-old Bolu Shofowoke who sets up Harry Leonard but, on the stretch, the striker's left-footed effort is straight at the goalkeeper.

At the other end, Jamal Lowe is played in and looks to dink the keeper but Alex Bass is out to smother him. The flag was up though and it would not have counted.

The home side win a free-kick after Ryan Graydon tries to drive through the Vale defence and is brought down.

Joe Powell whips the ball in from the left but it's cleared with ease.

County keeper Oliver Whatmuff plays the ball short to Oliver Norwood who was put under pressure by the Wigan press but he uses all his nous and guile to get himself out of a sticky situation.

Lovely feet by the midfielder.

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Macaulay Langstaff kicks off for Salford at a sunny AIG Stadium.

Right, we are up and running on what is set to be another busy Saturday afternoon in the EFL.

Four games across Leagues One and Two are under way...

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Four sides looking for a confidence boost make up the early kick-offs in League Two.

They have just three victories between them after four gameweeks - Fleetwood, Salford and Shrewsbury all with one solitary triumph apiece and bottom side Port Vale, relegated from League One last term, still winless.

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Max Power starts for Wigan after his two goals in midweek for Wigan in their 3-1 win over MK Dons.

James Carragher is part of a back three and Archie Harris leads the line as Sonny Perkins drops to the bench for Gary Caldwell's side.

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Stockport County boss Jimmy McNulty goes with a 3-4-3 as Jack Diamond and Harry Wood start on the wings.

Oliver Norwood captains the side from midfield while there is no place in the starting line-up for new signing Mamadou Jobe who is on the bench.

• Peterborough United v Sheffield Wednesday (12:30 BST)
• Wigan Athletic v Stockport County (12:30 BST)
• Barnsley v Stevenage
• Bradford City v Mansfield Town
• Burton Albion v Cambridge United
• Doncaster Rovers v Plymouth Argyle
• Huddersfield Town v Notts County
• Leicester City v Oxford United
• Luton Town v Leyton Orient
• Reading v Blackpool
• Wycombe Wanderers v MK Dons

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Peterborough United boss Luke Williams goes with a 4-3-3 as Harry Leonard leads the line as captain.

Liam Kelly is at the base of the midfield and Bolu Shofowoke starts on the wing.

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As for Wednesday, Davis Keillor-Dunn, fresh from his arrival on Thursday, starts on his debut for the club.

The evergreen Barry Bannan is in midfield, supported by Jaden Heskey, back on loan from Manchester City for his second spell with the Owls.

• Fleetwood Town v Shrewsbury Town (12:30 BST)
• Salford City v Port Vale (12:30 BST)
• Accrington Stanley v Crawley Town
• Bristol Rovers v Rotherham United
• Cheltenham Town v Grimsby Town
• Chesterfield v Barnet
• Crewe Alexandra v York City
• Exeter City v Walsall
• Northampton Town v Newport County
• Rochdale v Gillingham
• Swindon Town v Colchester United
• Tranmere Rovers v Oldham Athletic

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Fleetwood make one change to the side that drew 1-1 against Oldham on Tuesday with Ronan Coughlan starting up front alongside Will Davies and Ched Evans dropping to the bench.

Midfielder Josh Robertson, who has signed on loan from Brighton, is named among the substitutes.

Defenders Tom Anderson and Josh Ruffels both miss out for Shrewsbury from the side that lost at Rochdale meaning there are starts for Arkell Jude-Boyd as well as the returning Sam Stubbs.

George Lloyd and loan signing Kian McMahon-Brown get the nod up top with Isaac Fletcher and Jay Turner-Cooke dropping to the bench.

Defender Lino Sousa, signed on loan from Aston Villa, is named in the squad for the first time and is on the bench.

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Salford make one change to the side which scored two late goals to beat Newport on Tuesday, with Brendan Wiredu dropped to the bench in place of Elliot Bonds.

Bottom side Port Vale make wholesale changes, with Jon Brady bringing in Ben Garrity, Kyle John, Lewis Montsma, new loan signing Maleace Asamoah, George Hall, and Jaheim Headley, who is making his 50th appearence for the club.

Matthew Craig drops out of the squad altogether, with Cameron Humpreys, Liam Gordon, Rhys Walters, Ben Waine, and Onel Hernandez finding their place on the bench.

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Bristol Rovers lead the way in League Two after bouncing back from their opening-day defeat at newcomers York to win three on the bounce since. A home win over Rotherham today will not only keep the Gas on top of the table, but it will be their 10th straight league victory at the Memorial Stadium.

Barnet, Walsall and Crewe will of course be hoping for a Rovers slip up with all three sides just a point behind Steve Evans' men with the Bees travelling to Chesterfield, Walsall making the journey to Exeter and Crewe hosting York.

Port Vale and Accrington both prop up the table with the both sides level on two points and looking for their first victory as the Valiants head to the Peninsula Stadium to face Salford in one of the early kick-offs and Accrington welcoming Crawley later.

Northampton and Gillingham are the other two sides yet to win a game as the Cobblers host Newport and the Gills head to Rochdale.

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Huddersfield lead the way in League One by a point but second-placed Sheffield Wednesday have the chance to dislodge the west Yorkshire side at the top of the table when they travel to Peterborough at 12:30 BST.

The Terriers will later be looking to keep their unbeaten start to the season intact when they welcome Notts County who are also yet to taste defeat.

An early season basement battle sees bottom club Wycombe and second from bottom MK Dons face off at Adams Park with both sides looking for their first win of the season.

Two other sides who will be in search of their first victories today are Stevenage and Doncaster with Boro off to Oakwell to face Barnsley and Grant McCann's Rovers hosting Plymouth.