Darren Ferguson makes his third substitution for Peterborough as midfielder Hector Kyprianou comes off for Ryan De Havilland.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Jonathan Hogg has been the difference since he's come on for Huddersfield.

Now Callum Marshall goes close for Huddersfield - he's beaten Harry Tyrer from distance but it's just past the post.

Okay, now the game has sparked into life!

In a frantic few minutes, Peterborough whip a ball into the Leyton Orient box and Hector Kyprianou can't quite convert it. Orient then break back up the pitch and Posh debutant Sam Hughes executes a brilliant one-on-one tackle to an absolute roar from the home fans.

Not a bad way to introduce yourself!

Tom Bloxham should score on his Blackpool debut.

He's got two defenders in front of him but even so, he shoots wide from 12 yards.

Chris Lumsdon
Former Carlisle midfielder on BBC Radio Cumbria

If you ask the two Bradford centre-backs, what do they think of the second half? They'd say 'comfortable'.

Carlisle have to throw a few people forward.

Josh Koroma heads off for Huddersfield and Radinio Balker jogs on.

That's a change with a bit of defensiveness about it.

The Posh had an opportunity to break but Emmanuel Fernandez's pass is easily cut out.

Archie Collins then regains possession for the home side and then the ball is lost AGAIN, allowing Orient to progress up the pitch...and do nothing with it.

Someone do something spectacular, please?

Bradford's Antoni Sarcevic sets himself and has a shot from range but his attempt is dragged wide of the post.

There is just under 20 minutes of normal time remaining for Carlisle to find a leveller, or will Bradford add to their lead?

Lee Evans lines on up for Blackpool but his shot is straight at Jacob Chapman.

Rob Apter again comes close.

The man who first put Blackpool in front is at the far post, he gets past a defender and six yards out with the goal gaping has a shot blocked by Brodie Spencer.

Huddersfield might have come from 2-0 down but they need to remind themselves they still need to defend.

Peterborough have defended very well in this second half, but they are struggling to get out of their own half.

Leyton Orient seem to just have them penned in at the moment.

We're under way in today's 14:00 League One game between Northampton and Lincoln.

We'll be bringing you all the goings on at Sixfields throughout the afternoon.

Brilliant again from Huddersfield.

Josh Koroma sends an excellent ball into the path of Dion Charles whose effort is across the face of goal.

This surely will not finish 2-2.

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Northampton boss Kevin Nolan names an unchanged XI from the win over Burton with Lee Burge back in the squad and named amongst the substitutes alongside James Wilson who has not played since November.

For Lincoln, Bailey Cadamarteri misses out due to injury. Conor McGrandles returns to the starting XI and Ben House gets the nod upfront while Ethan Hamilton and Jovon Makama are named on the bench.

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Huddersfield's first goalscorer Joe Taylor has his debut cut short as he's replaced by Northern Ireland international Callum Marshall.

Oh Blackpool should be back in front.

Rob Apter has the ball squared to him eight yards out and he sends it miles over towards the seafront.

Peterborough make two changes with Gustav Lindgren and Cian Hayes coming off for Ricky-Jade Jones and Abraham Odoh.

Darren Ferguson's side have lacked quality in the final third...he'll be hoping this can fix that.

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We have one game kicking-off at 14:00 today, with recently-improved Northampton taking on an out-of-form Lincoln.

Northampton return to action having last played on 4 January when they beat Burton 1-0.

The Cobblers’ game last week against Barnsley was postponed because of the freezing weather conditions last weekend but thankfully today Sixfields is primed and ready and Kevin Nolan’s side will be aiming to win successive EFL matches for the first time since April.

Their recent record against Lincoln is not great though having only picked up the one win in their past seven league meetings (D2 L4), a 2-1 away victory in December 2023.

Lincoln return to league action after being knocked out of two cup competitions. The Imps suffered a 2-1 defeat in the FA Cup last Saturday at Birmingham and then lost 1-0 against Bolton in the EFL Trophy on Tuesday.

In terms of their league form – The Imps are without a win or a goal in their past four games, suffering three defeats and one draw which was a 0-0 at home against Stevenage in their last league outing.

Blackpool need to settle this down after those two goals from Huddersfield in three minutes.

The 'm' word is used a lot these days in football but the visitors have all the momentum.