Oldham are down by a goal and now down by a man.

Latics defender Will Sutton is shown a straight red for a foul on Kelly N'Mai as he was through on goal.

All to do now for Mickey Mellon's side.

Bromley are enjoying so much more possession this half but are still behind.

Plenty of time to go yet though.

Brandon Khela on for Ben Woods and Jimmy Morgan's day is done with Kyrell Lisbie his replacement.

Gavin Gordon
Former Lincoln striker on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Michael Skubala has to look at his bench.

It is too easy at the moment for Stevenage to defend Lincoln City's attack. They need slightly later runs, as they need to get in behind Stevenage's defence.

Stevenage are very happy having the ball played around in front of them.

Freddie Draper stumbles and then tumbles to the deck as he tries to beat Carl Piergianni to a loose ball on the edge of the box but ref Martin Coy waves his appeals for a spot-kick away.

Would have been generous, but goes into the seen 'em given category.

Kelly N'Mai is in the box and Oldham defender Jake Caprice comes sliding in. N'Mai is adamant that it should be a penalty but the referee was in a good position to see it and is not having any of it.

Jack Armer is the latest to go into the book and there is not much doubt about that decision with the Burton full-back wrestling Peter Kioso to the turf.

Alex Revell turns to his bench with Jordan Roberts and Phoenix Patterson introduced to replace Beryly Lubala and Chem Campbell out wide.

Another Imps chance goes begging just before as Adam Reach's cut-back from the left is miscontrolled by Ben House in the box and then laid off for Tom Bayliss who fires well over the top from 20 yards out.

Neil Metcalfe
Stevenage Comet reporter on BBC Three Counties Radio

It was goal bound, Lincoln did well to get the block in.

That was Stevenage's biggest chance of the game, without a shadow of a doubt that was going in.

Much, much better from Stevenage.

Best chance of the day for Boro.

Chem Campbell flies down the left and cuts back to Dan Kemp whose first-time effort with his left foot beats the dive of George Wickens and looks destined to find the far corner until it is blocked by defender Adam Reach.

The loose ball breaks back to Campbell but his angled effort is over the top.

Lincoln fans breathe a sigh of relief.

Burton's halved shirts make you feel like you are watching a different team to the first half with the black now dominant as they kick from right to left.

And in truth this is like watching a different side to the first period with Posh much, much better since the break.

We're back under way in this local derby as we saw just the one change made at the break with Jake Caprice replacing Reagan Ogle.

Peterborough force the first big chance of the second half.

Bradley Collins comes flying out of his area to clear and gets himself stranded as Jimmy Morgan picks up the loose ball.

Morgan can't unleash a shot with defenders and the keeper crowding him but picks out Matt Garbett more centrally. His stabbed effort goalwards is poked away by Alex Hartridge on the line.

Yet another glimpse of goal for City, Conor McGrandles sprays a loose ball left for Freddie Draper on the edge of the box who comes back on to his right peg but can only lash high and wide over Filip Marschall's far post.

Hate to say it Imps fans, but this has echoes of Lincoln's last game, a late 1-0 defeat to Exeter.

They have managed 12 shots on goal already, the latest a very wayward left-foot volley from the usually reliable Adam Reach, but only two of them have been on target.

They have scored 17 goals in their opening 11 matches, scoring in nine of those, but it's just not clicking today.... yet.

Midfielder JJ McKiernan is on swapping places with Dylan Williams as Burton make a change at the break.

More of the same for Lincoln as Tendayi Darikwa is sprung down the right by a brilliant long ball and his low centre is fired off target by Rob Street at the near post, under pressure from Charlie Goode it must be said.