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Home wins for Bradford and Stockport keep them top of the pile, but a stack of teams are breathing down their necks.

Plymouth were the only side among the top six not to pick up the three points as they are beaten and leapfrogged by Huddersfield, while Sheffield Wednesday impressed with a 5-0 rout of Wimbledon

Leicester City won for just the third time to ease the pressure a little on Russell Martin, but the Foxes remain 14th, while Orient moved into the top 10 by beating Blackpool.

Basement side Wigan shocked Reading for just their second win of the season, while the rest of the bottom five sides all lose.

Barnet are back on level terms at Tranmere, with Kabongo Tshimanga firing their equaliser.

Josh Woods' second of the game has restored Accrington's 3-1 lead at home to Gillingham, while Rochdale have pulled one back at Crewe - who are still 3-1 to the good despite Joel Tabiner's own goal.

Newport have levelled at home to 10-man York through Kion Etete, while Dylan Morgan has found the net for bottom side Crawley, who trail 2-1 at Salford.

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score commentator at Home Park

Boos from the home fans at half-time, as Huddersfield not only dominated play but should have been three-nil up within 30 minutes if it wasn't for some super saves by keeper Murphy Cooper.

Huddersfield fans will be happy at the intent, but perhaps a bit nervous.

They've been here before.

2-0 up last week to surrender it to a draw.

Could it happen again this week?

Barnsley v Cambridge United

Bradford City v Stevenage

Leicester City v Doncaster Rovers

Leyton Orient v Blackpool

Plymouth Argyle v Huddersfield Town

Sheffield Wednesday v AFC Wimbledon

Stockport County v Bromley

Wigan Athletic v Reading

Wycombe Wanderers v Notts County

Leaders Salford City are in front at home to Crawley, who are currently propping up the rest, through Macaulay Langstaff.

However, second-placed Barnet are trailing at Tranmere, where Will Vaulks has opened the scoring for the home side.

Oldham are also going well, leading Cheltenham 2-0 at home with goals from Calum Kavanagh and Jamie Robson.

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score commentator at Home Park

The city of Plymouth is a hotbed of football today.

Here at Home Park, an Argyle side unbeaten in three league and trophy games this month look to conquer an injury-ridden Huddersfield Town.

The visitors will want to forget surrendering a 2-0 second-half lead to draw with Sheffield Wednesday last weekend.

Meanwhile, two miles up the road, non-league side Plymouth Parkway are 90 minutes away from making the first round proper of the FA Cup for the first time, as they take on Southern League rivals Chertsey Town.

El Plymico in the first round, anyone?

Gaby Zakuani
Ex-Peterborough defender on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

They really have made a name for themselves as party poopers.

That is outstanding from Gbemi Arubi, he's seen Alex Bass off his line and he's got it absolutely perfect.

What a substitution that is, he's really made a difference for them in this second half.

That came out of nowhere, really!

Jay Turner-Cooke whipped in a deep free-kick that was comfortably claimed by Brad Young - but referee Ben Toner spied an off the ball incident that prompted him to point to the spot.

George Lloyd stepped up to smash the spot-kick low to Young's right and Shrewsbury lead.

Third goal of the campaign for the Salop forward, although still hard to see exactly why he was given the opportunity to score it.

The good times appear to be back for Peterborough who have chalked up two wins out of two since Robbie Savage took charge during the international break.

United scored three first-half goals in a fine 3-1 away win at Leicester last weekend - one fewer than they’d managed in their eight previous league games.

The Posh are today chasing back-to-back league wins for the first time since way back in the wintry depths of February as they look to climb away from the relegation places.

Burton have made a solid start to their league campaign and sit 10th, four points better off than their opponents.

Much of that is down to their clinical edge up front, having found the net 14 times in League One this term from a total xG of 8.5. Impressive.

A supreme shot from Alex Gilbey has MK Dons ahead at the break.

The Dons skippers' untouchable strike from distance was a beauty, arching over everyone in the box just to dip right into the top left corner.

Luton though have three times rifled off a shot on target and all three MK stopper Will Dennis has got his gloves on it.

Luton are used to conceding in the first half this season. MK Dons are less used to winning.

Another opening for Shrewsbury, who are looking the more threatening side.

Kian McMahon-Brown's run earns them a corner and Sam Stubbs then finds space to meet Jay Turner-Cooke's ball into the box, but directs the header off target.

The teams remain level - and also in terms of yellow cards, with Shrewsbury's Josh Ruffels going into the book for an untidy challenge on Shaq Forde.

MK Dons make five changes from their humbling 5-1 loss to Reading last weekend.

Alex Gilbey is back in the XI to captain the side as Ibrahim Fullah and Sam Silvera make their first league start.

Elijah Campbell returns to the line-up after missing out last week alongside Jack Sanders.

Curtis Nelson doesn't make the squad but Dan Barlaser, Gethin Jones, Ben Wiles and Cohen Bramall are available from the bench.

Luton, meanwhile, keep to their line-up after their successful 4-1 over Wycombe.

The only difference to the squad is the inclusion of Callum Marshall on the bench after he missed the win on the weekend due to personal reasons.