There were plenty of goals in our 3pm League Two matches...

Chesterfield battered Crewe 5-1, scoring all their goals in the first half.

It was also a five-star performance from Accrington who beat Rochdale 5-0 to move within one point of the play offs.

Rotherham and Shrewsbury played out a thrilling 3-3 draw during which they each had a player sent off.

There was a very late goal (90+4!) from Mike Fondop as Oldham drew 1-1 against Barnet.

Dylan Morgan was on the scoresheet as bottom side Crawley were held 1-1 by Tranmere.

There were three goals scored in the space of six minutes as Exeter beat Fleetwood 2-1.

Gillingham managed to get back level in the first half against Grimsby, before the visitors went and scored three more to make it 4-1.

York easily dispatched Port Vale 2-0, thanks to goals from Zak Johnson and 35-year-old Jack Hunt.

Doug Shulman
Summariser on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

Bim Pepple scores low to Jake Eastwood's left who goes the wrong way. The referee had no hesitation pointing to the spot and I think he's made the right decision.

It's looking like a tall order for Cambridge to get anything from this game now. The U's just haven't had that quality in the final third or at the back.

It's not been a good afternoon overall really.

Tom Gayle
Final Score at SMH Group Stadium

A chunk of the away support quickly left after the fourth goal went in.

Two tap-ins, a header, an own goal, plus Mandeville's long range cross come shot, courtesy of a huge assist from the windy conditions (I'm sure he'll say he meant it).

All of this against a side who only lost for the first time this season on Tuesday against Exeter. Plus, prior to this afternoon had the meanest away defence in the division.

Argyle break the deadlock!

It's come in unusual circumstances but after losing back to back games Tom Cleverley won't care one jot about that.

Xavier Amaechi puts in a dangerous corner in swirling conditions and the ball hits the unfortunate Louis Appere and goes into the back of the Cambridge United net.

Great time to score, just before half-time.

Jon Newsome
Former Sheff Wed defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

It certainly won't be a defining game for Grant McCann, but down the M18 Henrik Pedersen is under pressure.

He's been under pressure since the start of the season. The jury is still out, and the performances haven't been particularly convincing.

But when you look at the table, they're sixth or seventh in the league. Get a result today, and all of a sudden, the picture looks very different.

The first half was all Swindon, with Aaron Drinan and Matty Virtue missing golden opportunities.

Bristol Rovers came out fighting in the second half and applied a load of pressure. Swindon seemed at times they might crack under the pressure of Shaq Forde and Jack Sparkes, and they probably would have had it not been for the brick wall of Connor Ripley in the Swindon net.

The best moment of the 45 was when Ciaran Kelly spectacularly blocked a ball from getting into the feet of Antwoine Hackford before he could get the shot away.

Swindon had some sustained pressure in the final stages, but on the end neither team really deserved the three points.

That should seal the three points for Huddersfield Town - they are set to go top of League One!

Wigan are caught out at the back and Derensili Sanches Fernandes takes his time and keeps his composure before finding the bottom corner of Joe Whitworth's net with his left foot.

The goal is met with a big celebration from Sanches Fernandes' team-mates, as well as the home fans, who are bouncing right now!

Sean Morrison
Former Swindon Town defender

It's been a pretty grim opening eight minutes. It feels like there's been a couple of stoppages in this half already.

To get yourself going can be really tough, especially when the weather is wet and windy like it is here.

No team is really taking the impetus to attack the game and it can go into a lull for a little bit.

You need your attacking players to step up and ignite some fire into the game.

Sean Morrison
Former Swindon Town defender

I think it's been a pretty exciting first half in parts, with a bit of an edge to it given it's a derby.

Both teams will probably be fairly happy to go in at 0-0. There haven't been a great deal of clear-cut opportunities, and Matty Virtue will be gutted he didn't put that one away in the early stages.

It's been fairly back and forth, but hopefully we'll see a few changes and an injection of pace in the second half.

Connor Ripley will not be broken!

Rovers get down the left side with Jack Sparkes. He dinks the ball into the box and it's headed back out. Fabrizio Cavegn then gets on the end of a shot from just yards out, but Ripley makes a really good save getting down low.

Sparkes is there for the follow up, but his effort goes wide.

Bristol Rovers are now turning up the heat.

Bristol Rovers will be hoping to end their slide down the League Two table this lunchtime against Swindon.

October has been brutal for the Gas, with Steve Evans' side losing every single game, dropping from third at the end of September down to 16th.

That 2-1 defeat at home to the league leaders Salford will leave them wondering what could have been if results had gone their way.

Meanwhile, Ian Holloway's men are just one place above Rovers and, after a similarly rocky month seem to have got back on track with an excellent win away to second-placed Barnet on Tuesday night.

But, the good news is that three points for either side could see them jump as high as 5th by the end of the lunchtime kick-offs.

Huddersfield Town can move to the top with as little as a point at home to Wigan Athletic at lunchtime while for the Latics a draw would be enough to lift them off the bottom for at least a few hours.

It is fourth against fifth at The Abbey Stadium with Cambridge United up against a Plymouth Argyle side who have lost two in a row.

At the bottom, Bromley begin life without manager Andy Woodman against fellow strugglers, Peterborough United.