Mansfield could do with just getting to the half-time break without conceding again.

They are perhaps a little fortunate as Elliott Hewitt - who is on a yellow card - brings down Burton's Will Collar for a free-kick but there is no further punishment from the referee.

Oldham win a corner which comes in deep towards the far post. Manny Monthe is there, but he heads over.

That would have been a goal to remember with Monthe making his first start of the season.

Mansfield's David McGoldrick, who had a goal ruled out for offside before Burton scored their two, is again unlucky.

He attempts to meet a cross into the box, but Brewers goalkeeper Corey Addai is there to grab the ball before the striker can get to it.

Ben Waine comes forward and drives a low effort at goal, but Walsall keeper Jed Ward does well to make the save to keep it level.

A reminder that the Saddlers have drawn their past two games 0-0.

Former Leicester man Amani Richards is withdrawn by Barnsley.

On comes Curacao international Tyrese Noslin.

There are gaps everywhere for Leicester to exploit.

Sammy Braybrooke finds Liam Cullen and his effort is blocked for a corner.

When the set-piece is cleared Louis Page hammers a wild shot wide.

Walsall pick up the first booking of the game as Sven Sprangler catches Oli Lynch late.

How are Oldham not level?

This is a bad, bad miss. Nils Ramming is dispossessed at the back by Keenan Appiah-Forson and it falls to Mike Fondop who side-foots his effort wide of an empty goal.

Ramming will be one relieved man, but Micky Mellon will have his heads in his hands.

If it was difficult for Barnsley at 1-0 down, it looks like a mountain to climb now they are down to 10 men.

They home side had a mid-pitch meeting while Luca Connell was making his way off the park - they need to reorganise.

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There was afters there, it was a little bit extra.

Luckily, Luke Thomas saw that tackle coming in from Luca Connell and gave himself a bit of room to jump it.

It was reckless and I can see why the red came out.

Two yellow cards in quick succession for Mansfield, who have just gone a goal down.

First, Elliott Hewitt goes into the book for a foul on the lively Burton midfielder Charlie Webster, then fellow defender Ryan Sweeney is carded by the referee for a late challenge on Raphael Borges Rodrigues.

We've attempts from both sides.

Gus Scott-Morriss has had a header at goal but it was straight at Nils Ramming and at the other end Jonny Smith's low shot is blocked by Jamie Robson.

Good derby, this.

Luca Connell has thrown himself into a tackle on Luke Thomas and referee Seb Stockbridge does not like it.

The follow-through is out of control and leaves Thomas crumpled in a heap on the turf.

Out comes the red card and Barnsley's afternoon just got a whole lot worse.

Reyes Cleary gets free at the far post for Barnsley but Alex McCarthy slides out to smother the shot and concede a corner.

There is a foul at the set-piece and Leicester can clear the danger as the sun is now out at Oakwell after some earlier rain.

Luca Connell turns on the edge of the Leicester area but lifts his shot well over the crossbar.

Play quickly switches to the other end as more tidy approach work from the Foxes ends with Sammy Braybrooke's header being saved at full stretch by Rogan Ravenhill.

The hosts are forced into an early substitution as Antony Evans is unable to continue and Lewis Simper is on to replace him.

Port Vale come forward and George Byers hits one from distance which goes just wide of the goal.

We have a break in play now as Walsall's Antony Evans receives treatment.

Barnsley are just trying to steady the ship after being rocked by that early Leicester goal.

The have caught the visitors playing out from the back on a couple of occasions but pressing too high could bring them problems at the other end such has been the impressive way Leicester have attacked so far.