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Teden Mengi's glorious goal puts Luton on track for their first win of the season.

There's been flashes from Neil Harris' side but nothing that's really caused Luton keeper Thomas Kaminski much trouble.

The Lion's second-halves tend to go better for them though and they will need that to be the case if they are to keep Luton at bay and get themselves on the scoresheet.

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The away side have the lead at the break through Luca Koleosho's clinical finish.

The Italy Under-21 international won the ball 30 yards from his own goal down the right and then drove forward unchecked before finishing across the goalkeeper.

Leeds have had their moments since but James Trafford has had next to nothing to do in the Burnley goal.

The home side's best chance so far fell to Mateo Joseph in the first minute but he fired his shot wide after bursting in on goal.

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Nice weather, pretty colours, some tidy passing, but not much in the way of action, it must be said. The fans at the Kassam have had no reason to leave their seats.

Plenty to ponder for Des Buckingham and Steven Schumacher over a half-time orange slice with Cameron Brannagan of Oxford and Lynden Gooch forced off with injury.

Pot shots from range and a few blocked efforts are as close as we have come to breaking the deadlock.

Cameron Brannagan didn't even make half-time, Ruben Rodrigues is on to replace him.

Stoke finishing the half with a succession of corners, Us keeper Jamie Cumming has had to claw one of them around his post while Andy Moran saw an effort blocked behind from another.

Teden Mengi, yet again. He's feeling it today as he puts in another powerful strike but this time Lukas Jensen gathers it into his arms.

Mengi then finds himself on the other side of the pitch doing his defensive work with a strong challenge. He avoids a second yellow card but he's lucky to do so.

An almost second goal and an almost second yellow. It's been quite a few minutes for the centre-back.

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

This is Leeds away, you would expect a few challenges.

You have got to mix it up a bit - get stuck in.

Its hard not too when you've got this atmosphere.

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We’ve had plenty of entertainment in the first half in League Two.

Swindon have completely blown Newport away in the opening 45 minutes and lead 4-0.

AFC Wimbledon are still 1-0 up against rivals MK Dons after a powerful close range strike by Myles Hippolyte from an indirect free-kick.

Oxford midfielder Cameron Brannagan is getting treatment after flying into an old school 50-50 over a bouncing ball with Sol Sidibe.

Not a foul but Brannagan has definitely jarred his knee and looks in some pain.

He scored 13 goals in their promotion campaign last year and losing him would be a big blow for Des Buckingham moments before the break.

He's going to try to soldier on, but whether he's back out for the second half is very much in doubt now.

Four added minutes.

Bit of a worry for the home side here.

Skipper Ethan Ampadu, 24 today, makes a big tackle on Hannibal Mejbri and wins the ball well but does himself some damage in the process.

He has some treatment and he's back out there.

And Mansfield have broken the deadlock against Cambridge through forward Lee Gregory! A goal had been coming but for a little while it seemed like the away side would clinch it. 1-0.

Northampton and Wycombe are playing out a very exciting first half show at Sixfields. It looked like the home side were through on goal when Callum Morton was one on one with the keeper, but he failed to take advantage. Still 1-1.

Luton's defensive holes are beginning to show.

Goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski sends a short pass out his defender but it's not taking the course it should and his team-mate has to scramble. It's then given straight to a blue and white shirt.

Millwall get themselves a corner which Casper De Norre gets on the end of but his header is too high.

Jake Cooper goes to the ground requiring medical attention and it's another stoppage. No substitution needed this time. The Den breathes a sigh of relief.

Siriki Dembele blazes down the whitewash on the Us left and into space but his cut-back across the Stoke area is behind the two foremost Oxford players and another bright opening leads to nothing.

Just over five minutes until the break.

Aidy White
Former Leeds United full-back on BBC Radio Leeds

Just looking back at replay, Joe Worrall definitely comes from behind, but he just gets the ball.

Maybe the referee does make right call, but its a brave tackle to make.

Eric Bocat with another Stoke effort from the edge of the area, which is again charged down by Elliot Moore.

He appeals for a handball but the ball was going 100mph and nothing doing, says referee Dean Whitestone, who could quite easily be the principle of Bedrock High. One for the Flintstones fans, there.

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Leeds want a penalty as Manor Solomon goes down under pressure from Joe Worrall in the area.

The home fans are letting the referee know what they think of that call...

Both Mansfield and Cambridge are cranking up the pressure on one another. The Stags striker Tom Nichols has a shot deflected over the bar, and U's forward Shane Lavery nearly gets in on goal. Still 0-0.

It's been an entertaining opening half hour from Northampton and Wycombe, and it shows no signs of slowing down yet. Still 1-1 as things stand.

Josh Coburn scored during his debut for the Lions last time out but his second time in a Millwall shirt hasn't been so lucky as he hits the deck.

He limps off the pitch and Macaulay Langstaff jogs on in his stead.

Another shot! Stoke keeper Viktor Johansson beats away a fierce swerving strike from Tyler Goodrham from outside the area and although the Swede punches the ball straight into the danger area in the middle of goal, no Us player is able to capitalise.

Lynden Gooch is getting treatment after a heavy challenge from Josh McEachran, not a foul, according to the ref, but Gooch is struggling.

He will be replaced by Andy Moran after just 33 minutes.

Burnley had scored 10 goals from four league games prior to today despite only three teams in the league having attempted fewer shots.

Scott Parker has obviously used the international break to tweak a few things because the Clarets have been far more expansive today.

Joe Worrall heads over from a corner as the Clarets threaten to double their lead.

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

You get the feeling the Burnley back four will have to be on it, with their concentration, the movement.

To keep a clean sheet, we will have done well.