Iain Dunn
Former York City winger on BBC Radio York

It was a poor goal to concede. Rovers did also force a good save from McNally but aside from that it has been all York.

There is a lot to look forward to in the second half.

We're getting under way in the second half of our main programme of the day.

45 minutes between a winning start or a pointless one... what drama awaits us?

If the early games are anything to go by, plenty!

Huddersfield raced into a 2-0 lead against Wimbledon and had Bali Mumba sent-off all inside the opening half-hour.

Their two goals came from Derensili Sanches Fernandes who is the first Terriers player to score twice in the opening 16 minutes of a league match since Harry Bunn v Blackpool in October 2014.

David Ward
BBC Radio York commentator

York have been the better side so far but they are behind at the break. All the right signs have been there however.

They are going to have to remain patient, they can't lose their head.

• Despite dominating the first half, York trail Bristol Rovers 1-0 on their return to the EFL
• Charlie Lakin doubled Barnet's lead over Salford shortly before the break to put his side in control at The Hive
• Ched Evans' goal has given Fleetwood the advantage over Chesterfield
• A double from Charlie Caton has given Accrington the lead against Colchester
• Cheltenham, Grimsby and Tranmere take 1-0 leads into the break
• Crawley v Crewe, Gillingham v Walsall and Northampton v Swindon are all goalless

• Huddersfield stormed ahead early doors against AFC Wimbledon, with Derensili Sanches Fernandes scoring twice, but they are down to ten men after Bali Mumba was sent off in the 29th minute.
• Louis Appere has scored for Cambridge to make it 2-0 against Wigan.
• Sheffield Wednesday went ahead at Leyton Orient in the 19th minute through Callum Slattery, before Joseph Olowu made it 1-1 shortly afterwards.
• Wycombe are still holding onto their 1-0 lead against Blackpool after Fred Onyedinma scored inside the first ten minutes.
• Mansfield and Doncaster has been a tight contest so far, but it's 1-0 to the home side thanks to Rhys Oates.
• Bradford v Peterborough, and Burton v Stevenage both remain goalless.

Even though Barnet are hoping to be among the promotion chasers this season, this is a scoreline that may raise a few eyebrows given Salford's status as title favourites.

Two of the Bees' new arrivals - Oisin Gallagher, on loan from Lincoln, and Charlie Lakin, signed from Walsall - have struck in the first half.

The next goal, should it come, may be crucial.

Goalless at Oakwell, somehow.

Both sides have had good chances with Arley Kay going close on several occasions for the hosts, flashing a header wide, being denied by Shamal George and also thumping the crossbar.

The Ravens came closest when Mitch Pinnock was denied clean through by keeper Rogan Ravenhill.

Second half should be great.

Not far off a perfect half for Stockport and new boss Jimmy McNulty.

Jack Diamond put the Hatters ahead on his 100th appearance with a solo run and finish, which deflected past Murphy Cooper, while Kyle Wootton poked home from close range after Diamond's cross, and saw Cooper deny him a second from another similar move while the keeper also thwarted Diamond in the box just before the interval.

Work for Tom Cleverly to do at the break.

York will be very frustrated with this scoreline. They have largely dominated possession and territory, albeit with only half-chances to speak for it.

Bristol Rovers have certainly done more with the ball when they have had it, and Clinton Mola's strike is the difference between the sides at the break.

THREE added minutes at the end of the first half.

A fine fingertip save from Salford goakeeper Will Norris denies Danny Collinge, as Barnet come close to adding a second.

Nearly a third for County as Kyle Wootton is left unmarked as a Jack Diamond cross from the right breaks to the far post but his shot deflects past the upright off the boot of Murphy Cooper.

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Rotherham are behind 1-0 to Cheltenham after Ryan Broom finds Charlie McCann, who slots it past the keeper.

Grimsby are ahead against Exeter, through Harvey Rodgers, who makes it 1-0.

Shrewsbury have fallen behind 1-0 to a Tranmere after a goal from Jordan Davies.

First real chance for the hosts as Malachi Boateng shrugs off Ethan Pye on the right and curls in a cross which is met by the head of Will Evans, only to plant his effort just over Ollie Whatmuff's bar.

Almost a second for Rovers. Again, it's a direct ball which finds Fabrizio Cavegn - this time the Swiss makes a chance for himself and it is saved low to his right by York goalkeeper Alfie McNally.

Arley Kay could have had a hat-trick for Barnsley already, and he's a defender.

He lets fly with an audacious effort from well outside the box which beats Shamal George but cannons back off the crossbar.

Iain Dunn
Former York City winger on BBC Radio York

It could not be more against the run of play. Bristol Rovers have maybe just shown the clinical difference between a National League side and a League Two side.

York do not deserve to be behind at all.

Tyrese Noslin channels his inner Gazza and flicks the ball over a defender's head before flashing a volley past Shamal George but narrowly past the woodwork.

Would have been some goal.