Huddersfield boss Lee Grant dips into his bench for the first time.

Marcus Harness and Lasse Sorensen head off to be replaced by Bojan Radulović and Lynden Gooch.

George McEachran hits a cracker of a strike but Salford keeper Matt Young is equal to it and pulls off a fingertip save.

Jamie Jellis is on for Walsall as off goes Charlie Lakin.

Kamil Conteh replaces Josh McEachran for the visitors who still lead.

Huddersfield fans may remember the last time they played against 10 men.

It was earlier this season when Blackpool played 54 minutes with only 10 but still beat the Terriers 3-2.

Huddersfield have been given 37 minutes with a man advantage in this one but almost go 2-0 down as Lee Nicholls has to deny Jayden Fevrier.

Deja vu?

Some start to the second half at Hayes Lane. A Michael Cheek penalty had given Bromley a 3-1 lead but Omari Patrick pulled one back for Tranmere to make it 3-2 and just now Cameron Norman has made it 3-3. What a game we have here.

Not the start Oldham wanted to the half as Alassana Jatta did make it 3-0 to Notts County at Meadow Lane, but Michael Mellon has pulled a goal back for the Latics.

And goals from Pelly Mpanzu and Kylian Kouassi has made it 3-0 to Cambridge against Crawley. The U's are on their way to going four unbeaten.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Bescot Stadium

More boos from the away end, and they’re aimed squarely at Walsall captain Aden Flint.

The former Bristol City centre-back won the League One title and EFL trophy in his time at Ashton Gate. He even scored against Manchester City in the Robins’ run to the League Cup semi-final back in 2018.

Water off a duck’s back for the 36-year-old but he’ll be hoping the ball is much further up the field.

A thumbs-up from Flint as the away end break into a various colourful songs about the former Robins man.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

The Huddersfield Town fans are on their feet now, they know they have a one man advantage.

The home crowd can sense an opportunity to get back in to this this match.

Two changes for Stockport as they reorganise after that red card.

Benony Andresson and Joseph Olowu are off.

Corey O'Keeffe and Jayden Fevrier are on.

Stevenage Filip Marschall dives low to deny Lasse Nordas an opener.

That one was heading right into the corner.

Have Luton woken up now?

Walsall's Harrison Burke has picked up a knock.

Priestley Farquharson replaces him.

You've got to expect Huddersfield to pour forward now with Stockport having their Everton loanee Tyler Onyango sent off.

Ben Wiles hammers one wide for the home side.

Could be a long old 35 or so minutes for the visitors.

Darragh Burns has a great chance to make 3-0 but his effort goes just wide.

That would have been some mountain to climb for Salford if that found the back of the net.

Cardiff strike first in the second-half thanks to Dylan Lawlor's maiden senior goal.

He weaves his way through to find a sight of the net and thrashes it. O's keeper Tommy Simkin gets a touch but it's too much to keep out.

Too early for the Bluebirds to celebrate though as they falter defensively to see Idris El Mizouni's strike pinball against multiple bodies before bouncing into the net for another Leyton Orient equaliser.

2-2.

Alan Tonge
Former Exeter midfielder on BBC Radio Devon

Exeter have had a few sloppy passes that have crept into their game in this second half.

They are going to have to keep hold of the ball if they are going to have a chance in this game.

There is plenty happening in this game, it is a good contest.

You know I just mentioned that early yellow card for Stockport's Tyler Onyango?

Well his second caution in the space of five minutes means he has to walk the plank.

Lasse Nordas makes a run to set up Christ Makosso but the Luton wing-back sees his shot blocked.

The ball then finds itself up the other end, with Harvey White taking his chances from the edge of the box but it's straight into the gloves of Hatters keeper Josh Keeley.

Still, that's Stevenage's second shot on target. Luton have had none.

Anthony Wareing
BBC Radio Devon commentator

Exeter City have not been convincing with their defending.

Once again at the beginning of this second half they are trying to fend off Lincoln City. Both teams are battling for the ball in the midfield.

No changes at the break.

Another 45 minutes for Grimsby to make it back-to-back wins or will we see a Salford comeback to see them avoid back-to-back defeats?

An intriguing half ahead.