No changes for either side at the break.

Doncaster's automatic promotion hopes are heading for a setback unless they can break down the 10 men.

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Whew.

League Two had an immense first 45 minutes. Two red cards and six goals. Absolute madness.

Whereas League One... not so riveting.

Can the third tier step it up a notch to rival the excitement of the fourth?

Nathan Clarke
Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

A nice and lively start to that match, it had almost everything you would want in a football game.

For me, Bradford might have to be a little bit more conservative and look to try and hurt Swindon when carrying the ball over.

Breathless, frantic, entertaining stuff at the County Ground.

Calum Kavanagh's early brace had the leaders in control before they had skipper Richard Smallwood sent off for a challenge on Paul Glatzel.

A Neill Byrne own goal dragged Swindon back into it but for the second time they failed to deal with a Brad Halliday long throw and Kavanagh completed his hat-trick.

All three Bradford goals have come from barely six yards on each occasion - horrible defending from Swindon but they have a lifeline with that late goal from Kabongo Tshimanga reducing the deficit.

Let's take a breather shall we?

Nathan Clarke
Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

I could see that move happening, my defensive mind could see that chance coming.

I wanted to say to Brad [Halliday], just come inside a little bit, there was space there.

Swindon will now want more of the same in the second half.

Alistair Smith's goal separates the sides but Jake Reeves' red card means the visitors have a lot of hard work ahead of them.

Owen Bailey, Jordan Gibson and Harry Clifton have all had efforts on goal but they can't make the brealthrough.

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All square at the break with Richard Kone coming closest for the hosts with an unopposed header.

After a sluggish start, Wigan pose the most threat in a relatively calm first half.

Still no shots on target from either side though.

Will Wright hammers in a shot from 30 yards and Sam Walker does well in the Bradford goal to parry it away.

This is far from over.

Josh Scowen aims for an opener and his shot is heading in the right trajectory but Stevenage defender Charlie Goode is there to see it redirected away from its target.

Scowen is still up for it though and Dan Phillips lands his name in the naughty book, taking him down.

We are into five minutes of time added on.

Wimbledon's James Tilley picks up a caution - they are already down to 10 men remember.

George Dobson is left free outside the Wigan box - a dangerous prospect if you're the home fans.

The Wrexham midfielder thrashes in a strike but he can only watch as it heads left of goal.

A let off for Wigan.

Louis Reynolds
BBC Radio Leeds

Bradford have weathered the storm, absorbed the pressure and now they have a third goal.

The worries that might have been starting for Bradford fans are gone.

Three similar goals from Calum Kavanagh, a hat-trick.

Now Jordan Gibson lines one up from outside the box but Owen Goodman makes the save.

It's looking a lot more promising for Doncaster.

Lewis Brunt gives away a Wigan free-kick for a handball.

He's arguing against it but it's plain to see his arm's in the air.

Owen Dale curls in a lovely, deep free-kick but Wigan just can't quite direct it goal-bound.

Doncaster would dearly love an equaliser before the break and Owen Bailey sees an effort blocked.

It's not constant pressure from the home side but you feel they will open up the visitors more and more as the game progresses.

Substitute Botan Ameen lets fly from distance and Bradford goalkeeper Sam Walker is solidly behind it.

The Bantams need half-time to come.