Blackpool want a penalty as the ball strikes Huddersfield captain Tom Lees on the arm - it would be a harsh award and referee Martin Coy isn't interested.

Have seen those given though...

When celebrating, Calum Kavanagh does a cartwheel and a forward roll just in front of the travelling supporters.

Not the best technique I have seen, something for him to work on!

Orient manager Richie Wellens makes the first changes of the games as Zech Obiero and Jamie Donley come off for Jordan Brown and Diallang Jaiyesimi.

Gary Hunt
BBC Radio Lancashire Sport

What a start to the second half from Huddersfield.

Blackpool are rocked back on their heels.

How can they react?

Leyton Orient defender Tom James slides in to take the ball from Malik Mothersille and halt the Peterborough attack.

Excellent play there.

Gary Jones
Former Bradford City captain

What that goal does build Calum Kavanagh's confidence when he plays every week. He might not score all his chances but he gets in those positions.

Now Bradford need to keep it simple.

The crowd are turning a little and now it's important that City just keep the ball in Carlisle's half.

Two changes for Huddersfield as Herbie Kane and Joe Hodge are replaced by Jonathan Hogg and Antony Evans.

We are (finally) back under way at Bloomfield Road - are Blackpool about to record their first home win of any kind since 28 September and in doing so end Huddersfield's 15 game unbeaten league run?

Or, is there a Terriers comeback in the pipeline?

And Tom James fires the set-piece off outside of the post!

Everyone froze as they watched it fly goalwards, including keeper Nicholas Bilokapic, who might have had it covered if it were the other side.

That was a very close-shave...Orient have their tails up.

Leyton Orient have won themselves a free-kick in a dangerous position as captain Darren Pratley is brought down.

Tom James sets up to take it.

It's a great start to the second half by Carlisle who have a chance already.

Joe Hugill gets in behind and lets a shot off from a tight angle but it is well blocked by Bradford's Aden Baldwin behind for a corner.

The resulting corner is then cleared by the visitors.

We are back under way in the second halves of our early kick-offs apart from at Blackpool where they are about 15 minutes behind everyone else.

A very open game which could and probably should have more goals.

As it is Rob Apter's fourth goal of the season and Albie Morgan's injury time effort have Blackpool in control at the break.

Matty Pearson should have given Huddersfield the lead but failed to direct a header on target from six yards.

Apter then weaved his way into the box before firing past Jacob Chapman but the visitors could have been level soon after only for Ben Wiles to see his shot cleared off the line.

Huddersfield's Brodie Spencer then did brilliantly to clear James Husband's effort off the line via the underside of the bar before Morgan did score in injury time via the goalkeeper's fingertips and bar.

We had a 10 minute stoppage because of a medical emergency in the crowd and during that period of added time Blackpool had to substitute Matthew Pennington for Elkan Baggott.

It's had everything...

A change in injury time for Blackpool as Elkan Baggott replaces Matthew Pennington in central defence.

Steve Thompson
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager

As a team in the first half, Blackpool have been excellent.

We've got a stoppage for a head injury now.

Right then, that is that for the first half.

Both sides have had chances to score outside of the goal, an entertaining first 45 minutes.

Luke Molyneux's chipped finish to give the visitors the lead was delightful!