MK Dons captain Alex Gilbey goes down in the box following a challenge from Joe Lewis but the referee waves play on.

I think the referee got that one right, there wasn't a lot in that in truth.

We're going to have a staggered start to the second halves in our lunchtime games, with MK Dons and AFC Wimbledon the first to get back under way with Huddersfield v Bolton to follow shortly, Cambridge v Mansfield a few minutes away and Bradford and Walsall still chomping on orange slices and throwing teacups as we speak...

MK Dons are making a change at half-time as Luke Offord makes way for Charlie Waller.

Just a reminder of what is to come later on this afternoon...

Barnsley v Stevenage

Burton v Rotherham

Charlton v Shrewsbury

Exeter v Blackpool

Leyton Orient v Reading

Lincoln v Peterborough

Stockport v Crawley

Wigan v Bristol Rovers

Wycombe v Northampton

League leaders Walsall's winning run looks like it could come to an end at the break.

Superb goals from Antoni Sarcevic and Alex Pattison have put the home side ahead but it's not just the goals that should have the visitors shaken.

Walsall have shown no signs they are a side who were 12 points clear at the top at the beginning of the day. Far from it, in fact.

Chants of 'off, off, off' ring through the ground as Walsall midfielder Oisin McEntee slams into Brad Halliday.

He escapes a red coloured fate though and is given a yellow for his bad behaviour.

The boos echo.

Into five minutes added time.

Two goals in the opening seven minutes have basement boys Cambridge United well on course to end their winless streak at the break.

Michael Morrison, back from suspension, poked them ahead from close range after just 49 seconds, while Josh Stokes stroked his second league goal from the penalty spot after being unceremoniously brought down by Alfie Kilgour just six minutes later.

Mansfield have not been at the races thus far, and it really might have been a wider deficit, but the only way is up...

Six added minutes at the end of the first half, with a couple of spells of treatment for either keeper.

Not much in the way of clear-cut chances as we reach the break.

Goalless is probably about right, but both sides have had good spells, with Aaron Collins looking lively in attack for the hosts and Dion Charles lurking with constant menace for the Terriers against his former employers.

Second half should be a cracker...

Elliot Hewitt goes into the book for Mansfield after clipping James Brophy as he tried to get on the end of Ryan Loft's ball down the left.

From the resulting free-kick Josh Stokes bent a delightful 25-yard effort towards the top corner, only for Christy Pym to fly to his right to claw the ball around the upright.

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

Having that ruthlessness from Alex Pattison to keep it low.

You can see a huge different in the Bradford side when Antoni Sarcevic and Pattison are in there. Big, big players.

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It's been bitty, it's been scrappy, and it's goalless at the break in this grudge match at Stadium MK.

There's been little in the way of quality in the first 45 with MK Dons' Luke Offord spurning the best chance of the half for either side when he headed over the bar from six yards out following a quick corner.

AFC Wimbledon are yet to register a shot on target whilst both of MK Dons' have been comfortably claimed by Owen Goodman.

Hopefully, we'll have more luck in the second-half and I'll be able to bring more news of some goalmouth action.

Let's keep the faith!

Bolton defender Josh Dacres-Cogley has his name taken by referee Paul Howard after a bumbling challenge in midfield to halt a Huddersfield break.

Seconds after the restart Howard gets the book out again, this time for Town's Brodie Spencer for halting Dacres-Cogley's attempt to blaze down the right flank.

All go, but no goals still...

It's been a painful day for Walsall so far.

A goal down, an early withdrawal for forward Jamille Matt due to injury and now midfielder Oisin McEntee sees the ball whacked straight into his face.

The best medicine? An equaliser but right now, it's not looking likely the Saddlers will find the cure.

Joe White gets into the box for MK Dons but his cross is well overhit and goes out for a goal kick.

What a waste.

Cambridge have had things pretty much their own way thus far, with Josh Stokes recently seeing a shot deflected wide as the hosts seek a third, but they have been forced into a change in goal.

Jack Stevens, who has played the past three games, is off the bench and back between the sticks as Marko Marosi limps off with what looks like a muscle problem.

His first action is to grab a bouncing ball which Mansfield insist was a backpass, though referee Thomas Parsons waves play-on.

The hosts are now starting to look a little nervy, and following a cross from the left hand side, the ball eventually lands to Josh Kelly but the AFC Wimbledon number 10 shoots over the bar from just outside the box when he ought to have at least hit the target.

Encouraging for the Wombles though.

Herbie Kane is coming on for the hosts, replacing Ben Wiles, who tried to run his problem off but was unable to.

Big blow for Michael Duff with still 10 minutes and change until the break.

Mansfield keeper Christy Pym is down on his haunches receiving treatment. Whether this is just to interrupt the home side's flow, or something to do with the problem which saw him miss the previous game, time will tell.

He looks ok to continue for now...