They've passed the hour mark at the EnviroVent Stadium, where Harrogate are 2-0 up on Hartlepool and looking good to end their winless run and move above their fellow strugglers.

In the other early game, it's 1-1 at half-time between Mansfield and Walsall - Liam Bennett lashing in an equaliser for the Saddlers from a tough angle.

The visitors are starting to probe a little more now as they search for the equaliser.

Jimmy Dunne sees his name up in lights as he tries a 20-yarder but it's over the top as we pass the hour mark at Kenilworth Road.

Rotherham go to their bench for the first time today.

Big striker Tom Eaves hasn't been able to get any change out of the three Town centre-backs so Georgie Kelly is sent on to try and have a go instead.

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Huddersfield think they lead but the flag is up for offside against Jordan Rhodes.

Ben Jackson gets forward from left wing-back and hits a powerful strike at goal that Viktor Johnasson can only parry up into the air.

Rhodes is on the spot to head home the rebound from a yard out but the assistant referee is bang on to stick his flag up.

Henri Lansbury is cautioned for a block on Aston Villa loanee Tim Iroegbunam.

That's two yellows for the Hatters now.

Openings at either end in the early stages of the second half.

Lyndon Dykes, who scored twice in QPR's last game against Reading, is denied by a good block from Tom Lockyer.

Luton then threaten with Elijah Adebayo who finds Jordan Clark, but his shot is saved by Seny Dieng.

Rotherham have the first opening of the second half.

Daniel Barlaser's deep free-kick is aimed for Richard Wood at the back post but he can't quite reach it.

The Millers settling the quicker back into the game.

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Back under way at the New York Stadium.

Mark Fotheringham's men will be looking to complete the comeback and make it back-to-back wins.

We're all set for the second half.

Can Luton continue their excellent run or will QPR find a way back into this to go top?

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It's been another busy week off the pitch in the EFL with three managers losing their jobs.

West Brom brought Steve Bruce's unhappy eight months in charge to an end on Monday, with the Baggies in the bottom three with just one win all season.

The following day League Two sides Crawley and Newport sacked Kevin Betsy and James Rowberry respectively after their slow starts to the season and, as is the way these things go, those two sides face one another in Sussex today.

Meanwhile, Albion travel to Reading, where Royals striker Andy Carroll has made it clear he's disappointed not to get the chance to come up against his former boss Bruce...

"It’s always sad to see people get the sack," Carroll said., external "Especially when we were guaranteed three points at the weekend. It is a shame but that’s football."

Yikes.

They've reached half-time in North Yorkshire where Harrogate are now 2-0 up on Hartlepool - Jack Muldoon's header adding to Alex Pattison's earlier goal.

And about 30 minutes have been played in the Mansfield v Walsall game, the Stags 1-0 ahead thanks to George Lapslie's clever finish on the turn.

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Town need to communicate better defensively.

A couple of times they've got caught out with one player looking to go and close and everyone else just watching. You can't do that.

They reacted well to conceding and just kept doing what they were doing, so that was good.

Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio Sport

Luton could easily be 2-0 up in this game.

QPR have played some decent football but they haven't caused the Hatters too many problems.

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Really good stuff.

The home side took the lead through a great curled finish from Conor Washington before Danny Ward levelled just four minutes later with a crisp first-time shot from a clever corner routine.

Could go either way this and, tempting fate here, I expect more goals after the break...

Sorba Thomas is looking really threatening down the Town right.

He'll be hoping to go to the World Cup with Wales next month and in form like this you'd say he'd be well worth his place in the squad.

He does brilliantly to dig out a cross from down by the corner flag while on the run but it's well defended.

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Luton are looking good to stretch their unbeaten run to six with Elijah Adebayo's strike giving them the lead at the break.

They will be disappointed that it's only a one-goal advantage as they saw efforts come back off the post and cleared off the line shortly before half-time.

QPR you would think will improve after not really threatening the Hatters goal in the opening 45.

Even a draw would be enough to take them to the top of the Championship ahead of the later games.

Huddersfield again threaten as the half comes towards an end.

Former MK Dons man David Kasumu breaks forward and squares for Jordan Rhodes in the area when maybe he could have looked to go for goal.

Into four minutes of time added on now.

A minute before half-time and we have the first caution of the game.

Luton's Jordan Clark's name goes into the ref's notebook.

First yellow card of the game and it's about as nailed-on as you will see.

Huddersfield goalkeeper Lee Nicholls comes to the edge of his area to collect a routine through ball and Ollie Rathbone just... runs straight into him.

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

It's a fantastic knock from Lee Nicholls with just enough curl to send it into Thomas' path.

Danny Ward just can't sort his feet quick enough to make a connection.

That's brilliant though, back to front and nearly a chance at goal.