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Wins for Oxford, Luton, Leicester and MK Dons in League One and a victory for Barnet in League Two.

Sheffield Wednesday started life after Henrik Pedersen with a 1-1 draw against Cambridge.

A long old way to go still this season.

We will be back again on Friday night for Sheffield United's clash with Wrexham in the Championship, as well as Newport v Chesterfield in League Two.

Good night!

That is well and truly game over now.

Jake Richards drives down the left for Luton and pulls it back across the box.

It eventually breaks for Jamie Donley and he rifles a lovely low finish into the bottom corner for his second of the night.

The Tottenham loanee doing the business for his manager, who was once of Arsenal.

Luton deservedly lead at half-time.

Their top goalscorer Nahki Wells has gone off with an injury but Callum Marshall made no mistake from the spot to put the Hatters ahead.

Doncaster were furious with the award of the penalty, feeling it was a soft decision after Kasey Palmer went down.

Either way, Rovers will have to come from behind in the second 45 now.

Excellent football by Oxford to take the lead.

Jack Currie slips Siriki Dembele in behind down the left and Dembele delivers an even more perfect pass to put it on a plate for the onrushing Mark Harris.

Harris then comes onto it to slot first time into the corner.

A fifth goal of the league season for Harris and the U's are up to third in the live table.

Peter Rhoades-Brown
Former Oxford winger on BBC Radio Oxford

This is going to be a fascinating tactical battle. They are not going to set the game a light like they did on Saturday.

When Oxford get the ball, Stockport get right behind them.

They are a good team and that is why they are where they are in the table.

Leicester City fans won't need reminding again just how far the mighty can fall with the Foxes languishing in 13th in League One just 17 months after being a top flight side - and 10 years on from winning the Premier League.

But Wigan have also endured a major fall from grace since their FA Cup win over Manchester City in the 2013 final.

The Latics are rock bottom, four points adrift of safety and facing the prospect of fourth tier football for the first time in 30 years unless they can get their act together.

Leicester had won two on the bounce in the league for the first time this season before the weekend's 2-1 defeat at Luton, which immediately piled the pressure back on boss Russell Martin.

At a club the size of the Foxes, there is nowhere to hide and nothing other than an automatic promotion challenge will suffice, so defeat tonight could well spell trouble for Martin.