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A dull opening 45 minutes in Cambridgeshire.

Peterborough came into this with League One’s worst defensive record, but it seems the new signings of Tayo Edun and Sam Hughes might have tightened things up at the back.

The relative standout performer has home midfielder Cian Hughes who has had sight of goal several times, with one chance forcing Leyton Orient keeper Josh Keeley into a good save.

Other than that...very little to write home about.

Ollie Casey has to block a Dion Charles shot as Blackpool give him space in the area.

These two sides are not standing on ceremony - cagey it certainly isn't.

We end the half with nothing between the two sides.

Doncaster could and maybe should be two up now.

Billy Sharp chases a ball over the top and picks up possession with the Gills keeper Glenn Morris doing well not to bring him down as he runs out.

Sharp then moves to the left, with space to shoot and the goal to aim at he fires his shot over the bar.

Gary Jones
Former Bradford City captain

I've been impressed with Jack Shepard for Bradford he reads the game so well.

I wonder if Graham Alexander is thinking about changes. I just think Bradford need more legs in midfield. They've been sloppy in possession allowing Carlisle to gain confidence and build attacks.

We will have 10 minutes of time added on, mainly because of the medical emergency earlier in the crowd.

Lee Evans hammers a shot just wide for Blackpool.

The Huddersfield net is rippling - Blackpool think they've scored but they haven't.

James Husband lifts the ball towards goal but a back-pedalling Brodie Spencer heads the ball against the underside of his own bar and it's cleared.

Spencer ends up in the net which is why Blackpool think it's gone over the line - it is a brilliant piece of defending.

Matty Pearson is late and high with a challenge - it's a caution.

It's a bit panicky at the back for Blackpool.

Josh Koroma is again the instigator and his cross finds Ollie Turton whose shot is blocked and the home side clear.

The visiting Leyton Orient fans are making all the noise at the London Road Stadium, despite the slim pickings of the first half.

Richie Wellens' players probably need to give them something to cheer about soon...or the atmosphere might quieten.

Lee Evans trips Ben Wiles midway inside the Blackpool half.

Wiles picks himself up to take the free-kick - he might want another go at that as it lacks elevation and is cleared.

Blackpool are getting pinned back though.

There's finally a chance for the away side as Ethan Galbraith slots a ball through to Charlie Kelman, who had very little to shoot at.

Posh keeper Nicholas Bilokapic gets down easily to keep it at 0-0.

We're seeing a lot more of Huddersfield's attack now and Josh Koroma gets in down the left but his cross is cut out by home goalkeeper Harry Tyrer.

It's a very open game.

Gary Hunt
BBC Radio Lancashire Sport

Huddersfield are a tad open when Blackpool break.

Blackpool seem to find their men whenever they break.

This hasn't been the most exciting start to a game...

The only thing going for either side so far has been the flair of Peterbough's Cian Hayes who keeps trying to create opportunities. Darren Ferguson will likely be the happier of both managers.

Joe Taylor feeds Dion Charles who in turn finds Ben Wiles for Huddersfield.

Wiles beats Harry Tyrer but his shot is cleared off the line.

That's the best we've seen from Huddersfield.

Blackpool force a couple of corners in quick succession but fail to test Jacob Chapman in the visitors goal but it's one-way traffic for now.

Peterborough midfielder Hector Kyprianou is shown a yellow card for stopping a quick free-kick.

He stood in front of the ball as Orient captain Darren Pratley was about to take it.