Aron Sasu gets an opportunity to be part of what's looking like a winning night for AFC Wimbledon.

He replaces Matty Stevens.

A first change for Bromley and Levi Amantchi is introduced for Louis Dennis.

Kai Whitmore and Michael Spellman are withdrawn and replaced by the fresh legs of Oliver Greaves and Newcastle United loanee Jamie Miley.

A great flick-on by Josh Andrews finds Elliott Nevitt and he cushions it off to Jonny Williams, but the Welsh international fires well over the bar.

Much, much better from Gillingham who are now dominating the game - the problem is they gave Bromley a 2-0 headstart.

Newport have had nowhere near the impact they possessed in the first half.

They get a little spell of possession but can't do anything with it and the frustration may be building.

Captain Shane McLoughlin tries to unleash a shot from distance but it goes wide of goal with Dons keeper Owen Goodman going the right way to cover anyway.

Lots of Gillingham possession in the Bromley half now.

The visitors are defending so deep and give away a free-kick on the apex of their 18-yard-area.

Jonny Williams sends the ball in, it's flicked to the six-yard box where Deji Elerewe hacks it clear.

Peter Lloyd
BBC Radio Kent

A lot more encouraging from the Gills, there's still a while to go in this game.

Much more threatening so far, you just wonder that if they can get the next goal and the crowd get behind them, they could get something here.

Grant Smith keeps it at 2-0.

Josh Andrews gets on the end of a cross from Shadrach Ogie but Smith gets down to palm away his header.

Good football from Gillingham to set that up.

Newport keeper Jacob Carney jumps to collect a cross but is barged into by Matty Stevens and loses the ball into the net.

The foul is spotted though and the whistle blows in Carney's favour before the goal is counted.

Gillingham cut out a cross from Idris Odutayo and they build nicely up the pitch to the edge of the Bromley box but there's no end product in terms of a shot or a cross.

Bromley don't want to be sitting back and inviting the home side on to them.

There's a pause in play as Kyle Hudlin drops to the floor following a challenge from Dons midfielder Alistair Smith.

Hudlin gets up, feeling OK but departs the action with Luke Jephcott taking his place.

A fourth change for Gillingham and it's another striker.

Elliott Nevitt is on and off goes midfielder Ethan Coleman.

That's three out-and-out strikers on for the home side now with Jayden Clarke and Josh Andrews also on.

A first caution of the evening as Corey Whitely is caught by home substitute Armani Little and he is shown a yellow card.

From scoring a goal to getting his name into the naughty book.

Dons forward Josh Kelly kicks the ball away from a Newport player preparing to take a set-piece and gets a yellow card for time wasting.

A lot better from Gillingham at the start of this second period but, let's face it they couldn't be much worse than what we saw in the first 45 minutes.

Remeao Hutton has a little run down the right but runs out of pitch before he can get a cross in.

Bromley will have surely expected this sort of response from the home side.

Jayden Clarke takes a tumble in the Bromley box but it seems more of a tangle than anything else and referee Ben Atkinson isn't interested.

Still, it's sparked the home crowd into life.

Changes for Gillingham at the break - three of them in fact.

Off have gone Max Clark, Timothee Dieng and Jack Nolan.

They've been replaced by Remeao Hutton, Armani Little and leading scorer Jayden Clarke