Sean Morrison
Former Swindon Town defender

This weather is getting pretty nasty out there.

It's easy for me to say that Swindon should be doing things differently, but when the weather is like it is it does make it so hard for the players to try and execute a dead ball.

It's phenomenal defending from Bristol Rovers' Ciaran Kelly.

Joseph Hungbo breaks clear on the left side before sending a fast ball into the feet of Antwoine Hackford, but Kelly was there to get a foot in before the forward could fire on goal.

That was a match saving tackle.

Close for Leicester.

James Shea beats away Conor Chaplin's effort from close range.

There are then shouts for a penalty as Will Smallbone goes down under a high boot - he was caught but referee Martin Woods waves away appeals for a penalty.

Matty Fryatt
Former Leicester City striker on Radio Leicester

Leicester have got to keep on looking for that switch. We've got to hope that someone like Conor Chaplin can get into one of those pockets of space and produce something.

I still think there will be chances for the Foxes as we near the end of the game here.

A second change for Luton.

Striker Callum Marshall is on for the goalscorer, Nahki Wells.

Leicester are struggling to create something meaningful and the game has gone a little flat.

Another yellow card. This time for Wigan's Charlie Gray for a foul on Cameron Humphreys.

It's been that type of match. A lot of "tactical fouls".

Into the final 15 minutes at the Memorial Stadium, and neither side looks likely to break the deadlock.

Huddersfield's Cameron Humphreys is booked for pulling down Reggie Walsh in midfield.

Wigan boss Gary Caldwell then makes a substitution. Morgan Fox is replaced by Jeremiah Chilokoa-Mullen.

Sammy Braybrooke takes a breather for Leicester.

Conor Chaplin is on with 17 minutes remaining.

Just minutes after coming off the bench, Bobby Kamwa goes down injured. Steve Evans turns to his remaining substitutes and sends on Reiss-Alexander Russell-Denny.

Not ideal for the home side.

Christian Saydee unleashes an excellent shot from distance which is well kept out by Huddersfield keeper Matt Young.

Wigan's best moment of the game so far with 17 minutes plus injury time to go.

Newport have a chance to level, but Harrison Biggins puts a spot kick wide.

A big moment.

Joe Taylor tries to break clear for Huddersfield but he is met by a superb sliding tackle from James Carragher who takes the ball cleanly with him and stops a threatening moment for the visitors.

Lee Mansell
Former Bristol Rovers midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

The game is starting to liven up in this second half and we don't know who is going to run away with this one.

Rovers are having more of the ball since the changes but it's still wide open here.

Kofi Balmer launches a long throw into the Swindon box and the ball falls to Bobby Kamwa, but he can't get a shot away.

Swindon try to get out of their half but don't have the composure to keep the ball. It's getting a bit franctic now.

A first caution of the game goes to Leicester's John Lundstram as he lunges in on Kasey Palmer.

Marcus Harness is on for the final 20 minutes plus injury time, replacing Ashley Fletcher who was on a yellow card.

Alex McCarthy has to get down to deny Kal Naismith with a free kick.

The ball is sent back in by Kasey Palmer and Nahki Wells heads over the bar.

A second goal for Luton would surely put this one to bed.

Both side are making changes now, as Bristol Rovers take off Fabrizio Cavegn and Richard Smallwood for Bobby Kamwa and Keenan Gough.

Swindon sub off Tom Nichols and Joe Snowdon, and bring on Antwoine Hackford and Joseph Hungbo.