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This one can only get better after the break.

Forest Green are set to move off the bottom of the table as it stands, and a point would be a solid start to Dan Connor's stint in caretaker charge.

Gillingham, aiming for the play off places if they win, will want more for their fans in the second half.

The visitors claimed Welsh bragging rights in this one in December, but this one is all Newport.

The Exiles are a goal and man to the good after Seb Palmer-Houlden's precise header and Will Boyle's rash red at Rodney Parade.

Pretty entertaining stuff from these two, exactly what you'd hope/expect from two sides in the top five.

Robbie Gotts' fine volley for the home side cancelled out by Elliott Nevitt in Cumbria.

Wigan ahead at the interval, Thelo Aasgaard's goal the difference.

Jordan Shipley's superb shot from the edge of the box has Shrewsbury in the lead at the break.

Peterborough had created the better of the chances before Shipley's opener. Work to do for Darren Ferguson and his players to take a point or three from this one.

And there is the half-time whistle on the Fylde Coast. Pompey lead thanks to a goal from Abu Kamara.

Into five minutes added on at the end of the first half at Highbury, where Pompey still lead. They'll be loving the scorelines involving their nearest contenders from elsewhere too, but they need to take care of their own business first.

Arthur Okonkwo is becoming a busy man this afternoon, but he's on hand to make a terrific stop from Bryn Morris as the hosts look to double their lead before the break.

Sanny Rudravajhala
´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio 5 Live at LNER Stadium

Lincoln have been very positive so far.

Reeco Hackett has come close and is starting today after injury issues.

Ex-Manchester United youngster Ethan Hamilton is looking bright in the middle of the park.

That’s also true of the scene in front of me, sunshine on my left raking across the ground and Lincoln Cathedral lit up by the light as it stands above us all.

Joel Randall is the latest to go close for Posh, Harry Burgoyne again equal to it in the Shrewsbury goal.

One shot on target in this one so far.

These two could do with a couple of dynamic half time team talks...

Dafydd Pritchard
´óÏó´«Ã½ Sport Wales at Rodney Parade

Rodney Parade has been bouncing since Seb Palmer-Houlden headed Newport in front and celebrated in front of the Wrexham fans.

Truth be told, it was rocking before then. County will be going some if they can match this atmosphere when Manchester United roll up here next weekend.

Second-placed Peterborough are beginning to turn the screw against Shrewsbury but are still waiting for an opening goal.

Ephron Mason-Clark, with 10 League One goals this season, acrobatically tries to net an 11th but his effort is cleared off the line by a visiting defender.

Then Ricky-Jade Jones sees another attempt kept out by Shrewsbury goalkeeper Harry Burgoyne.

The home side are keen to make their man advantage count, but neither Adam Lewis' cross nor Aaron Wildig's wild effort over the bar is enough to trouble Arthur Okonkwo in the Wrexham goal.

Steve Thompson
´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager

It's a free shot, he's used the conditions.

He shouldn't have been able to come inside and have a free shot.

All quiet on the Priestfield front down in Kent so far. No chances to speak of as we approach the half hour mark.

Six goals in four games at age 35 - top effort from Chris Martin, (not the Coldplay singer).

He has Bristol Rovers back in it at 2-1 at home to Blackpool in the battle of the midweek Cup replay losers.

And Burton, unbeaten in their last three at home, have the lead at home to Charlton thanks to Mark Helm after 24 minutes.