The changes are in.

Manchester United loanee Ethan Wheatley makes his debut in Walsall red alongside Evan Weir and Brandon Comley.

Saying farewell is Ryan Stirk, Charlie Lakin and Albert Adomah.

Paul Joannou
Walsall summariser on BBC Radio WM

We said the next goal would be crucial and that could have possibly taken the game away from Walsall.

Terriers sub and West Ham loanee Callum Marshall is straight into the action at the John Smith's as he drifts across the face of the Bolton box before pulling the trigger with his left foot, pulling a low strike from 18 yards back across goal which clips a defender and rolls maybe a foot past the base of Luke Southwood's upright, with the keeper scrambling to make his ground.

Walsall's David Okagbue fouls Calum Kavanagh and sees a booking.

Time to look at the bench, Mat Sadler?

The visitors are being utterly outplayed as it stands.

Cambridge nerves are jangling. Lukas Akins gets his head on a deep cross and nods into the middle where Will Evans sneaks in to beat keeper Jack Stevens to the ball, only to see his header flick the keeper's hand and land on top of the crossbar.

Corner ball...

AFC Wimbledon win a free-kick just outside the penalty after Josh Kelly is fouled.

James Tilley is over it and swings it out left-footed but it is well dealt with by MK's Craig MacGillivray who punches clear.

I'm afraid there's a real lack of creative spark at the moment.

Michael Duff rolling the dice with Lasse Sorenson and Callum Marshall coming on to try to get the Terriers back in the game.

Joe Taylor and Ollie Turton are the ones to make way for the hosts.

Triple sub from Mansfield boss Nigel Clough as Hiram Boateng, George Maris and Stephen McLaughlin come on for the final 35 minutes or so.

Makeshift forward Aden Flint almost gets the Stags back in the game moments later but his brave diving header in the box flashes over the bar of sub keeper Jack Stevens.

Filipe Morais
Ex-Bradford and Bolton winger on BBC Radio Leeds

Are we witnessing an unbelievable central midfielder for Bradford City?

It's an unbelievable goal. To have the audacity to dribble past all of those players.

How is Alex Pattison even at this level because that level of quality and power is not normal for this level.

A good ball from Crowley allows Joe White down the left hand side.

His cross-cum-shot is well parried away at his near post by AFC Wimbledon keeper Owen Goodman and although the rebound is pushed back into danger, it again fizzles out to nothing.

Bright start in the bright sunshine of Huddbados from the Terriers but Antony Evans dangerous free-kick from the left is cleared by the Bolton defence before Herbie Kane races down the right with the loose ball but can only fizz a cross-shot too close to Luke Southwood in the Trotters goal.

Paul Joannou
Walsall summariser on BBC Radio WM

Bradford have been in control of the game and it's up to Walsall to take control of it.

The next goal is crucial.

It's back underway in Bradford.

Walsall won the reverse fixture back in September but haven't done the league double against the Bantams since the first season the two sides met in 1960-61.

Will the wait go on or will the Saddlers see a much improved second half?

Filipe Morais
Ex-Bradford and Bolton winger on BBC Radio Leeds

It's been relentless from Bradford, it's been so entertaining.

It's certainly up there as probably their best performance of the season so far.

Antoni Sarcevic and Alex Pattison are two unbelievable players playing at this level.

I'm overjoyed to see the team playing like this.

Lovely bit of play from MK's Scott Hogan sees him evade three players and drive into the box but his shot is well blocked by Ryan Johnson.

As in keeping with the match so far, the resulting corner comes to nothing.

Huddersfield straight on the attack at the start of the second half but Herbie Kane's low volley from the edge of the box flicks behind off the shins of defender Will Forrester and doesn't trouble Luke Southwood in the Trotters goal.