It's never dull at the King Power.

Another good save from Posh stopper Alex Bass as Emil Riis drills in an angled effort after collecting a pass from Bobby De Cordova-Reid.

John Pearson
former international referee on BBC Newcastle

Wednesday are living dangerously at the back.

They're allowing the ball to get into those areas that can hurt you too easily.

Lumley has made two really good saves.

Will Alves cuts inside from the left and lets fly with a curler which flashes past Alex Bass but also past the base of his left post.

Derensili Sanches Fernandes cuts inside and lines up a shot with his left peg but Joe Lumley produces another good save to keep his sheet clean, for now.

Having set up the opening goal for Bristol Rovers in this match, Shaq Forde looks to turn creator again.

He sends a low ball across the area in search of team-mate Ellis Harrison, but Oisin Gallagher is able to clear the danger for Barnet.

The Foxes are back on the front foot but Liam Cullen is crowded out and Emil Riis has seen a shot charged down by the Posh defence after Will Alves had picked out Cullen with a fine cross.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

Leicester were out of position, it was pinged past McCarthy.

They were far too open, it was far too easy and that's how they defend.

Derensili Sanches Fernandes slots Joe Taylor through on goal for the Terriers but he is denied by a brilliant save from keeper Joe Lumley.

Radinio Balker gets his head on the subsequent corner from Archie Collins but sends his effort past the post.

Absolutely breathless start at the King Power as Bobby De Cordova-Reid lashes over the top for the hosts after they take a corner short.

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score commentator

A great atmosphere at kick-off here in Huddersfield.

The strong attendance in the Sheffield Wednesday end are in fine voice.

Glimpse of goal for the hosts after a neat move but Luke Thomas' shot is routine or Posh keeper Alex Bass to gather.

Owynn Palmer-Atkin
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

Peterborough have started this game with real intensity.

Savage is practically on the pitch, dictating his players.

Posh have taken control of this one early and Harry Leonard has been denied the opening goal by a brilliant save from Alex McCarthy in the City goal, tipping his header from Carl Johnston's cross onto the crossbar and over.

Flurry of corners for the visitors.

Nearly a perfect start for the Foxes as Caleb Okoli pings the ball in behind for Emil Riis to run onto but his angled strike flashes past Alex Bass' upright.

Ready for the mayhem?

Good.

For the first time in three weeks we have a full programme of 20 matches on a Saturday afternoon, and some of them are whoppers.

Let's see who's back from the break with a bang and who looks like they've taken another week off.

There are only two points and four places between Wycombe and Luton, but perception is a funny thing.

The hosts go into this match in 12th and their outlook appears positive - despite being without a manager since the dismissal of Michael Duff on 8 September.

Caretaker Tom Hounsell was nominated for the League One manager of the month award, but has refused to be drawn into a discussion about taking the job on a permanent basis, but it has been a good audition.

The Chairboys are unbeaten under him, with seven points from three league games and two EFL Trophy wins for show for his tenure.

Meanwhile, Jack Wilshere's 16th placed Hatters arrive in Buckinghamshire without a League One win since 2 September. Will their break from league action have served them well?

Adam Whitty
BBC Final Score at King Power Stadium

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This is a match that will be dominated by Robbie Savage - I am presuming the threshold for a name change for the media to refer to today's visitors to King Power Stadium as 'Robbie Savage's Peterborough' will have been met?

He has been brought in with the aim of getting them out of the relegation zone, with just one win in eight games, but also to score some goals - they've managed four all campaign.

For Leicester City, they had just found some form ahead of the international break. Russell Martin's side had lost just once in their last four - after a miserable start.

Leicester need to be wary of a 'new manager bounce' today, with Robbie Savage already aware he will get some boos - despite the fact he spent five years at the club in some of their glory years under Martin O'Neill.

But - the key question: who will come out on top between Robbie's luscious blond locks and Russell Martin's top quality curtains?