Lee Mansell
Former Bristol Rovers midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

I'd take this for an opening 10 minutes. Chances galore, in the middle of the park there's tackles flying in. This is a proper game of football - a proper derby game.

Great footwork from Huddersfield's Derensili Sanches Fernandes who gets to the byline but his cut back doesn't find anyone in blue and white stripes.

Huddersfield then win themselves a corner which is sent to the far post and it's Ibane Bowat who gets contact, off his back peculiarly enough, and it flicks the top of the crossbar.

Wigan striker Sonny Perkins is then showed a very early booking for a late tackle.

Alex McCarthy is back in the thick of things again.

This time he has to stick out a reactive left arm to keep out Jordan Clark's deft flick towards goal as Luton threaten for a second time in the opening five minutes.

Leon Barnett
Former Luton defender on BBC Three Counties Radio

Leicester have some lovely names in their team that have played at a decent level, but fingers crossed Luton can start with intensity and be forward thinking.

And hopefully Leicester have an off day.

Alex McCarthy is the first of the goalkeepers brought into action.

Jordan Clark slips in Tudor Mendel down the right and the Leicester 'keeper has to make a smart block, at his near post.

Matty Virtue will NOT want to watch that one back.

Aaron Drinan does a great job to find space on the left side. He darts into the Rovers box, drags it back to Virtue, only for the midfielder to put it wide of the right post.

That should be 1-0.

Wigan come forward and a cross-come-shot from Jon Mellish almost finds the far corner but the wind takes the ball away from Matt Young's goal.

Bright start from the visitors.

Leicester pass their way nicely out of defence but Will Alves overhits his cross and Luton have a goalkick.

We can expect plenty of pretty passing patterns from both these sides today.

A very smartly dressed Ian Holloway gets a decent reception from the Memorial Stadium crowd. He spent spent five seasons there as a player, and six as manager.

Steve Evans is in the other dugout. Combined, the men have managed more than 2,000 matches.

What a stat.

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As Storm Boelo sweeps its way across the country Leicester City are looking to put an end to their own tempestuous times and continue their recent upturn in form against Luton.

Huddersfield will want to blow away Wigan to go top of League One and we have three lunchtime matches in League Two to enjoy including the potentially turbulent Bristol Rovers v Swindon showdown.

Click on the yellow button to let us know your thoughts on our early kick-offs as well as the upcoming games at 3pm and we'll publish a selection on this page.

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Bristol Rovers make two changes to the side which lost to Salford on Tuesday night, with Keenan Gough dropped to the bench and striker Ellis Harrison failing a fitness test.

Joe Quigley and Richard Smallwood are both brought into the starting lineup.

Meanwhile, Tom Nichols, James Ball, and Dan Butler all come in for Swindon, with Joel McGregor making the bench for the first time this season.

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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.

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A meeting of fiery characters, both under pressure is one of League Two's offerings at lunchtime as Bristol Rovers meet Swindon Town which brings Steve Evans up against Ian Holloway.

Also in the South West, Cheltenham Town can move level on points with the automatic promotion places for a few hours by beating Newport County.

With the leaders Salford City not in action until Monday, Barnet can close the gap by beating Oldham Athletic.

Kevin Blackwell takes charge of rock bottom Crawley Town for the first time at home to Tranmere Rovers.

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Luton Town are without defender Hakeem Odoffin after he sustained a muscle injury in the midweek win over Barnsley which is likely to keep him out for a while.

Isaiah Jones starts while defender Teden Mengi makes his first appearance of the season in a matchday squad by taking a place on the bench.

Russell Martin names the same Leicester City side which was on duty for the 4-0 victory at Bromley.

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This is a first league meeting between Luton and Leicester for 19 years and both have a few scars to compare this lunchtime.

Recent Premier League experiences have been followed by respective successive relegations into League One.

Luton are one year ahead of the Foxes with last season's finish of seventh a warning to both of just how difficult this division can be to get out of.

Only four sides have scored more goals than the Hatters so far this season, but then again only four have conceded more with Jack Wilshire's side yet to win back-to-back games in the league.

"It's a big game for League One - it's an interesting one and we want to be a team who can impose themselves," said Wilshere.

The noise around Leicester and their manager Russell Martin has reached a cacophony in recent weeks but successive wins against Doncaster and Bromley might be a sign they are beginning to move in the right direction.

"It'd be powerul for us (to win three in a row), so the challenge is to keep growing and momentum can then build," Martin said.

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Huddersfield Town are unchanged from the starting line-up that comfortably beat Peterborough United in midweek.

Ashley Fletcher will continue to lead the line in support of Derensili Sanches Fernandes and Joe Taylor.

Wigan Athletic boss Gary Caldwell has made five changes from the starters that lost at Oxford United on Tuesday.

Jon Mellish, James Carragher, Sonny Perkins, Reggie Walsh and Dara Costelloe all come into the starting Xl.

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Huddersfield Town are enjoying an excellent start to the season, currently sitting in the automatic promotion places before today's action in League One.

The Terriers have the opportunity to go top of the table at lunchtime as they host bottom-placed Wigan Athletic.

Bali Mumba's goal in midweek wrapped up a 4-1 victory over Peterborough United which handed Martin Drury's side a third league win in four matches.

The Latics, meanwhile did pick up a victory last Saturday and have a good recent record against Huddersfield, winning on three of their past five trips to the West Yorkshire.

Wigan do have the worst away record in the league this season however, picking up just one point on the road so far.