Jimmy Walker
Former Lincoln City goalkeeping coach on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

You could feel the shift in the momentum the moment Francis Okoronkwo missed that chance. If you don't finish the match you know it will come back to bite you.

This is going to be a long 20 minutes...

Goalscorer Nathaniel Mendez-Laing is replaced by Kane Thompson-Summers, keeping up the number of double barrels on the pitch and presumably fitting into the same role up front.

Blackpool's Tom Bloxham goes to ground and then appears to kick out at Burton defender Udoka Godwin-Malife.

Godwin-Malife is furious with the referee and then both he and Bloxham end up in the book.

Jimmy Walker
Former Lincoln City goalkeeping coach on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

You talk about the goal being at your mercy...

Francis Okoronkwo had so much time. All he had to do was roll it into an open goal and he's sent it wide.

He'll never have a better chance to score a brace in football.

How is it not 2-0?

Frankie Okoronkwo was the first-half hero but he's spurned a glorious chance.

George Wickens' long diagonal over the Rovers defence is cushioned across the face of the area by Sonny Bradley, into the path of Okoronkwo, with keeper Thimothee Lo-Tutalu in no-man's-land, only to drag his first-time effort across the face of the unguarded goal.

Shrewsbury have the lead in the league's basement battle against Newport, Anthony Scully giving the hosts the lead six minutes into the second half.

Barrow have pulled themselves level against Bromley with Ben Whitfield on target with 50 minutes gone.

Harrogate and Tranmere have the lead over Notts County and Cheltenham respectively.

Fleetwood and Swindon are level at a goal apiece while Kamil Conteh has drawn Bristol Rovers level with Accrington.

It is goalless in the matches between Cambridge and Barnet, Grimsby and Chesterfield, Oldham and Crewe.

Walsall are still trailing by two goals at 2-0 against Colchester.

Still all Wycombe.

Fred Onyedinma is having a fine day and he blazes down the right before finding Alex Lowry, who sees a low shot deflected past the base of the post from the edge of the area.

Daniel Udoh has a golden chance to equalise and, in doing so make amends for giving the hosts the penalty in the first half, but fluffs it.

The ball comes across from a right sided corner and Udoh spins to try and hook it goalward from three or four yards out but fails to get a proper connection.

Craig MacGillivray makes himself big and smothers at source.

A change for Blackpool as Lee Evans is replaced in the midfield by Birmingham loanee Emil Hansson.

Orient attacker Aaron Connolly shifts to his right to try and find a yard of space on the edge of the Exeter area but he can only shovel his effort high and wide of the target.

More frustration for the O's.

Tyrese Shade hits the free-kick from from the edge of the area for Burton but it's straight into the Blackpool wall. A good chance goes to waste.

Ashley Fletcher throws up an arm in the Blackpool wall to block a George Evans free-kick for Burton and he's shown a yellow card.

The Brewers will have another go 10 yards further forward, right on the edge of the Blackpool area...

Billy Sharp's 700th EFL appearance has ended without a goal as Brandon Hanlan is on in his place, but Luke Molyneux is still there and he's seen a rasping effort from distance saved by the finger-tips of Imps keeper George Wickens after a jinking drive from halfway.

That would have been a blockbuster into the top corner before Wickens clawed it away to his left.

Geoff Doyle
Commentator on BBC Three Counties Radio

I was looking at the stats at half time and it said ZERO shots on target by Luton.

We're now 56 minutes into the match and it's a grand total of...

Still zero.

Charlie Wellens slides one across the face of goal but Exeter are able to deal with it again.

A corner then comes in from the right for Orient and Dom Ballard meets it at the back post but his header is a good couple of yards wide.

It's all a bit flat for the O's at the moment as we approach the hour mark.

The Chairboys are pushing for the opener early in the second half as Luke Leahy's wicked curling free-kick breaks to Ewan Henderson to blaze over the Vale bar from 15 yards out.

Moments later Sam Bell picks up the ball on the left of the box but can only drag a low shot past the near post with Joe Gauci wrong-footed.

Vale living dangerously.

This is about as intense as things have got so far at Burton.

A coming together between the two sets of players in the Albion penalty area after Brewers keeper Brad Collins tries to release the ball but he's stopped by Lee Evans.

The upshot is that Evans has been booked for the challenge on Collins.