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We are back under way in some of the games happening across League One and League Two this lunchtime.

Half-time change for Wigan Athletic.

Sonny Perkins, who was booked early on in the first half, is off and on comes Charlie Gray.

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.

Half-time and at the moment Huddersfield are set to go top in League One!

They broke the deadlock in the 34th minute when Ilias Bronkhorst rose highest to head home Cameron Humphreys' excellent cross from the left.

Wigan's Joe Whitworth has been the busier of the two goalkeepers and the visitors are yet to have a shot on target.

This one is going to form as things stand.

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Leicester's risky approach of playing out from the back has caught them out again.

Caleb Okoli lost the ball, allowing Jordan Clark to provide Nahki Wells with a simple chance to notch his seventh goal of the season.

Leicester thought they had taken the lead on the half hour when Emil Riis found the net from virtually on the goalline but, after a fair bit of deliberation and confusion it was ruled out for offside.

Alex McCarthy has been the busier of the two goalkeepers and his side trail at the break.

It should be 2-0.

The corner is sent to the far post once more and Ashley Fletcher mistimes his jump inside the six-yard box and can only volley the ball into the ground and over the bar from point blank range.

No goals in the West Country, although Swindon should definitely be ahead.

Aaron Drinan was presented with a simple tap-in inside four minutes but dragged that effort wide. Shortly afterwards, Matty Virtue found himself bearing down on the Bristol Rovers goal with no defenders in sight, but Brad Young stood firm to snuff out the chance.

Rovers forced Connor Ripley into a save after the half-hour mark through top scorer Fabrizio Cavegn, but Steve Evans' side were mostly blunt up front.

Into two minutes of added time we go.

Two minutes added on here at the Memorial Stadium.

I think everyone wants to get indoors for shelter.

Matty Fryatt
Former Leicester City striker on Radio Leicester

I was just praising Caleb Okoli with his last ditch defending but that's so poor from him on the ball.

If in doubt just clear your lines. It was very ponderous. A gift for Luton.

It's an emphatic finish by Wells, who is full of confidence and tucks it into the bottom corner.

Now Leicester have to come from behind at a jubilant Kenilworth Road.

What a save from Wigan keeper Joe Whitworth.

Joe Taylor gets his head to it and it looks destined for the top corner but Whitworth pushes the ball on to the bar and the ball lands safe.

The referee blows up for a free-kick however, Taylor is guilty of a push in the back. It wouldn't have counted.

Then, moments later, Whitworth is involved in a challenge just outside the box but the referee deems it not worthy of a free kick.

Wigan's Jon Mellish is then booked for taking out Derensili Sanches Fernandes.

Richard Smallwood battles hard to get Rovers into the Swindon box, wrestling with the defenders to get the ball on the grass, but Billy Kirkman is there to smash it clear.

The heavens have well and truly opened now.

Both these sides have had chances, although you can't help but feel Swindon should be ahead. Those moments from Aaron Drinan and Matty Virtue were the golden opportunities they might regret missing.

Steve Evans will probably be the more relieved of the two managers.

A free-kick is sent to the back post and James Carragher gets his head to it for Wigan but his looping effort lands on to the top of the netting.

Matty Young in the Huddersfield was scrambling there for a second.

Ashley Fletcher is booked for tripping Reggie Walsh who threatened to break clear for Wigan.

A ball over the top finds Nahki Wells, he chests the ball down and is about to unload a shot when Caleb Okoli slides in with a perfectly timed tackle.

Luton want a penalty, they are not getting one.

Kofi Balmer gets a yellow for a challenge on Matty Virtue which left him in a heap on the ground.

It's his 5th of the season so he'll miss the next match. Balmer was not happy, understandably. Who would be?

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

We thought Leicester had taken the lead. The referee had given a goal and has now changed his mind after debate with the assistant. Leicester are absolutely furious.

I have to say I have sympathy with Leicester there. There's no VAR, we can't give it and then not give it.

I think it's the right decision but I'm not happy with how it's been reached.