Albion are forced into an early change at the start of the second half as key midfielder Charlie Webster limps off with an injury. He's replaced by returning Lincoln loanee JJ McKiernan.

Jimmy Walker
Former Lincoln City goalkeeping coach on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Doncaster are playing dangerously so far this second half.

You get the feeling there's going to be a lot of duels in the next 45 minutes.

The Millers lost Jordan Hugill just before the break and have now replaced Martin Sherif at the interval, with teenage midfielder Josh Ayres coming on for his EFL debut.

Jack WIlshere has also made a switch at the break with Gideon Kodua coming on to replace Jake Richards.

Blackpool win a corner within 15 seconds of the restart but Burton are able to clear.

The Tangerines will climb out of the relegation zone with a win this afternoon, should both Doncaster and Leyton Orient go on to lose against Lincoln and Exeter respectively.

In fairness, we believe the vast majority of those boos are being reserved for referee Ruebyn Ricardo because of the penalty call against Orient and one they did not get themselves.

Although their form is a concern, no doubt.

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Here's how things look as we get back under way in League Two.

Swindon are level at Fleetwood but have moved top of the pile with Walsall trailing 2-0 to Colchester.

MK Dons are up above Salford, while Bromley and Crewe are also on the rise.

It's dark, cold, wet and windy.... the perfect backdrop for some drama.

Let's see what the second halves have in store for us, we're back under way in most of our games NOW, with a few more to come in dribs and drabs.

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Colchester are 2-0 up against this morning's table toppers Walsall, Kevin Lisbie adding to Samson Tovide's opener to give a shock scoreline.

But Swindon, who stand to gain most from an upset, have conceded an equaliser against Fleetwood with Ryan Graydon levelling for the hosts.

Jordan Thomas has pulled one back against Tranmere to make it 2-1 against Cheltenham. Bromley lead Barrow by one with Marcus Ifill on target for the hosts.

Tom Cursons has upset the odds against Notts County putting Harrogate in front on 39 minutes.

Accrington are 1-0 up against Bristol Rovers and it is goalless betweeen Oldham Crewe, Cambridge Barnet, Shrewsbury Newport and Grimsby Chesterfield.

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The visitors are not happy at half time with Daniel Udoh remonstrating with the referee after his foul gifted MK Dons the lead from the spot, Nathaniel Mendez-Laing doing the biz from 12 yards.

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The Hatters have enjoyed the most territory and possession but it's the in-form visitors who have come closest to breaking the deadlock at the Kenny.

Jordan Hugill's downward header was saved by Josh Keeley early on while he nearly got on the end of Dan Gore's curling cross too, but has been forced to limp off in the dying seconds of the first half.

A boost for Luton and Jack Wilshere, but a big 45 incoming... they have only scored five home goals this season, the fewest in the division, and need to increase that number soon if they are to close on the play-off spots.

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Vale have had the better of a goalless first half but they haven't really threatened the Chairboys goal.

Joe Gauci actually pulled off the best save of the game at the other end as Cauley Woodrow got on the end of Fred Onyedinma's pull-back from the right while Onyedinma struck the post from close-range seconds before the interval.

All to play for in the second half as Vale seek to end their scoring drought and a run of three straight defeats.

Deep into added time Fred Onyedinma's close-range toe-poke on the half-volley following a flicked-on long throw from the left has thundered into the Vale upright and been scrambled away

Darren Moore breathes a sigh of relief.

Boos for referee Ruebyn Ricardo around Brisbane Road as the half-time whistle goes.

Leyton Orient are convinced they should've had at least one penalty after two claims were waved away.

As it is, it's Exeter who lead at the interval after they were given a spot-kick for a foul by Sean Clare on Reece Cole, which Jayden Wareham comfortably dispatched against his former club.

The O's are lurking dangerously close to the drop zone as things stand.

Goalless at the break.

Both these sides are unbeaten in three games coming into this today. Neither have gone four without defeat in the league since February 2025.

And neither seem willing to risk letting their respective runs come to an end so far.

A spark needed in the second 45.

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A lively first-half is at an end, and it's the Imps who will be the happier.

Both sides spurned chances to break the deadlock, with Billy Sharp, on his 700th career appearance, having a shot cleared off the line by Sonny Bradley while Rob Street saw a header ruled-out against his old club at the other end.

In the end it took a fine cross from Tendayi Darikwa and a booming header from Frankie Okoronkwo to break the deadlock.

Feels like there are more goals in this one though - if Lincoln can extend their advantage they go top of League One. Doncaster need at least two to avoid going nine without a win.

Three minutes added on at the end of this first half.

Into three minutes of stoppage time at the end of the first half at the Pirelli Stadium.

Leyton Orient want a penalty. Dom Ballard goes down under a challenge from Exeter defender Jack Fitzwater but the ref waves play on.

Orient's Sean Clare and boss Richie Wellens both make their feelings known and both are shown yellow.

They feel it wasn't dissimilar to the penalty Exeter were given less than 10 minutes ago.