John Pearson
Former Sheffield Wednesday forward on BBC Radio Sheffield

As long as it's 1-0, Wednesday are still in the game.

Huddersfield haven't offered a lot in this half since the goal, it's just been such a scrappy game, but it only takes a chance.

Second-half sub Davis Keillor-Dunn finds Callum Slattery who fires a right-footed effort from just outside the box narrowly past Matt Young's post.

One of Wednesday's better moments.

More changes for both sides.

Wycombe turn to Malik Mothersille and Caolan Boyd-Munce to help them find a way back into the game. Steve Cook and Josh Scowen make way.

Luton also make a change as George Johnston makes way for Isaiah Jones. Johnston had suffered a knock a few minutes prior, and Jack Wilshere isn't taking any chances.

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score commentator

A well-taken goal by Joe Taylor who ran straight over to the Huddersfield fans to celebrate.

Free in the area, but still had work to do. Went to the right of the area and struck it with strength into the bottom left.

Fabrizio Cavegn is providing great attacking threat for the hosts in this second half.

First he has a shot blocked, then he capitalises on a loose ball to send in a second strike a moment later, which is deflected wide.

First change by Robbie Savage in the EFL as Posh's Ethan Williams heads off to be replaced by Matt Garbett.

John Pearson
Former Sheffield Wednesday forward on BBC Radio Sheffield

The problem for Wednesday is that they haven't done a lot in this game.

To kick-off and find yourself a goal down is just unacceptable to me.

It's a good start from Huddersfield though, and they're in the ascendency.

Wes Burns the latest replacement to make an impact for Leicester as he finds Bobby De Cordova-Reid but his effort is blocked by Lucca Mendonca.

City need to make one of these half-chances count, surely?

Another shot from a City sub, Kami Doyle has a crack but there's a baby pink Posh shirt in the way to charge it down.

Having gone close for Bristol Rovers in the first half, Tommy Leigh has another opening.

This time the midfielder shoots wide of the post from close range.

The hosts are only behind League Two leaders Crewe on goal difference as things stand.

Another sub making an impact.

Ilari Kangasniemi has a pop at goal but Posh keeper Alex Bass is able to make a routine stop.

Signs of life from City as newly-arrived Kami Doyle whips an inviting cross in towards Will Alves but he can't get on the end of it under pressure from Carl Johnston and has to settle for a corner.

Triple change from Russell Martin.

Ilari Kangasniemi, Wes Burns and Kami Doyle are coming on with Warren O'Hora, Liam Cullen and Olabade Aluko coming off.

Will they change the course of this game?

Well that went quickly...

We're getting back under way in dribs and drabs for the second half.

Feels like a big 45 minutes for a lot of teams, and especially some managers...

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score commentator

The yellow card count is higher than the scoreline.

More cotton wool blobs to mop up blood in the nose of Huddersfield’s Ilias Bronkhorst after a challenge than goals in the game.

That should tell you that this has been an attritional encounter, full of tough tackles. But neither side has anything to show for it.

Leon Ayinde's strike has broken the deadlock for Doncaster Rovers at home to Burton Albion, while Paddy Lane's goal has Reading in front at struggling MK Dons.

Barnsley will take a 1-0 lead into the break, while it remains 1-1 between Mansfield and Bromley.

Elsewhere, we're goalless in the games at Bradford and Wigan at half-time.

They're still playing at Cambridge - where Blackpool have been down to 10 men since George Honeyman's sending off for violent conduct after only six minutes. Still 0-0 at the Abbey Stadium.

BBC Radio Leicester

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Just in case you need a half-time distraction, Foxes fans...

BBC Radio Leicester conducted an interview with Leicester City sporting director Jon Rudkin before this afternoon's game against Peterborough.

Rudkin's long spell with the club has featured the highs of the Premier League title and FA Cup wins but also the lows of three relegations in the past four seasons as the Foxes find themselves down in League One.

He has given very few interviews to the media in recent times.

"Obviously, it has been a very disappointing period from the many heights that we've had over the years - we're all disappointed to see ourselves sitting in League One, in the position we are in," he told BBC Radio Leicester.

"Our clear focus is to get back to the heights of what we've all witnessed in the past. I have been of the football leadership for a number of years; as part of my reflection is accepting my share of the responsibiliity over that period.

"We must ensure we learn from it and have a clear accountability. We are not losing sight of the short term; our aim is to get promoted this season. It is natural for me to receive criticism; it is important to respond it."

The full interview will be available to listen to on the When You're Smiling podcast page on BBC Sounds later on Saturday - so get that page bookmarked, Foxes fans.

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Posh may be in dreamland but Leicester have played a big part in their own downfall, coughing up possession in dangerous areas and failing to defend the potent Posh counterattacks.