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.

Matty Fryatt
Former Leicester City striker on Radio Leicester

Callum Marshall has scored. Jack Wilshere sprints down the pitch as Luton Town grab all three points.

It's so cruel, it really is.

Nope, they can't make the free kick count. It's a lukewarm effort, headed clear with ease.

You get the feeling everyone knows this will end up being a draw.

Full-time and Huddersfield Town are top of League One!

The Terriers took the lead when Ilias Bronkhorst headed home at the back post in the 34th minute.

They sealed the three points on a fairly comfortable afternoon when Derensili Sanches Fernandes went clear through on goal and tucked the ball past Joe Whitworth, who had a good game for the Latics.

Wigan grabbed a consolation goal late on through substitute Christian Saydee but remain rooted to the foot of League One and have now lost back-to-back matches after beating Reading last Saturday.

A caution for Leicester's Wes Burns for time wasting.

Bristol Rovers have scored in every home game this season.

They have a free kick. Can they do it. Jack Sparkes and Tom James stand over it.

We are into seven minutes of stoppage time.

We still might find a winner in this one.

As the rain comes down, the fourth official's board comes up.

It's five minutes added on.

We are into three minutes of additional time at the end of the match.

Bobby De Cordova-Reid replaces Will O'Hora for the final few minutes for Leicester.

They are chasing the game with 10 men.

Bristol Rovers are playing the ball around the back trying to run the clock down, but Swindon are applying heaps of pressure.

Suddenly they're having to defend.

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

The Leicester captain is sent off for a ludicrous challenge. He deserves what he gets.

No sympathy at all for John Lundstram. He's gone through Izzy Jones there and it's a second yellow as sure as night follows day.

You're on a yellow. Why do it?

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John Lundstram has already been cautioned so, flying into a challenge on Luton's Isaiah Jones seems unwise.

Martin Woods agrees and produces a second yellow card, followed by the red for the Leicester skipper.

More fresh legs for Luton.

Manchester United loanee Emilio Lawrence replaces Kasey Palmer.

Moments after scoring, Derensili Sanches Fernandes is given a well-earned final five minutes off and is replaced by Samson Tovide.

Liam Cullen is sent on for Leicester.

Kamari Doyle makes his way off.

Time is running out for the visitors with seven minutes remaining.

It's a big moment for Swindon as Ian Holloway opts to bring on Joel McGregor for the first time this season since he recovered from an ankle injury. The local lad comes on for Mitch Clark.

James Debayo, on loan from Hull, comes on for Matty Virtue.