Kettering's Gary Stohrer has just taken a blow to the head after an aerial challenge and there's another break in play.

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Isiah Noel-Williams does brilliantly to stride forward for Kettering down the right-hand side.

He brings it all the way from his own half until George Broadbent blocks off the run and it goes out for a goal-kick.

Great play by Noel-Williams there, though, to relieve some pressure for the hosts.

Luca Miller's first task for Kettering is to intercept a ball into the box and hack a meaty clearance into touch to clear the danger.

The Poppies needing the backing of their hardy support at the minute.

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And now a fourth change for Doncaster. Kyle Hurst is on for Joe Sbarra.

A shame for Andi Thanoj who has been forced off with an injury for Kettering.

Local lad Luca Miller, who scored the equaliser and assisted Nile Ranger's winner against Northampton Town in their first round victory, is on in his place.

There's a foul on a visiting player but the referee plays the advantage for Blues' Fulham loanee Luke Harris to go on a run, switch his feet and take aim from distance.

It's an excellent effort and would have been 2-0 if Blackpool keeper Harry Tyrer hadn't dived smartly to deny it.

Troy Deeney
Former Watford striker on BBC Two

Kettering need someone to drive them up the pitch.

It's been a little bit all Doncaster at the moment.

Kettering make their first foray forward of the half with Isiah Noel-Williams. He lays it out to Wes York who sees his cross from the right blocked behind for a corner.

Doncaster Rovers are looking pretty bright after the restart. Their 550 travelling fans will be hoping they can turn this around.

Troy Deeney
Former Watford striker on BBC Two

It's strong brave goalkeeping from Jason Alexander to put Billy Sharp off.

Fortunately Jason Alexander is back up and the Kettering keeper looks okay to carry on.

Kettering keeper Jason Alexander is down after a good save from Doncaster defender Tom Anderson's header at a corner.

Billy Sharp came bundling into him on the rebound and it looks a painful collision.

A huge chance for Doncaster to draw level within minutes of the restart but it's an excellent block Ben Hart.

Billy Sharp swivels on it and shoots inside the box but Hart is there to keep it out.

Grant McCann has rolled the dice at the break with a triple change for Doncaster as they look to claw their way back into this tie.

Josh Emmanuel, Joe Ironside and George Broadbent are introduced. Off come Jordan Gibson, Patrick Kelly and Jamie Sterry.

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The second half is under way at Latimer Park. The best part of the 2,500-strong crowd here are dreaming of an FA Cup third-round tie.

Can Kettering hold on to their lead against League Two Doncaster? We're about to find out. A huge 45 minutes lies ahead...

And we are off at Bloomfield Road...

Who will make it to their usual spot in the third round?

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Two

Doncaster will be sat in that dressing room and they'll be looking around saying who are the characters in this dressing room and is going to drag us out of this uncomfortable position we found ourselves in?

It's going to be the likes of Billy Sharp and the more experienced players that are maybe going to have to change the way they are going about it.

I think they are going to have to try and play more percentage football.