Nelson Semedo has shot over the top for Wolves. And there's only half an hour to go. Gillingham, bottom of League Two, are 30 minutes away from penalties.

That's how they put out Brentford in the last round. Can they do it again?

Can Allan Saint-Maximim provide the spark for Newcastle? He's on in place of Joe Willock for the hosts.

A chance for the visitors as Adam Smith's cross from the right is headed just wide by Kieffer Moore.

The Wales striker flings himself at the cross, but the ball is just past the post. So close to the first goal.

Still nothing for the 51,579 crowd to cheer about at St. James' Park.

Although Newcastle have started the second half as they ended the first, pressing for the opening goal.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

They're finally getting into better areas. Adama Traore has come on and they're changing the shape slightly. You've got to give full credit to this Gillingham side for getting behind the ball. It's going to be hard to last, though.

BBC Radio 5 Live

With that Leicester third goal, our BBC Radio 5 Live commentary is going to move from the MK Dons-Leicester game on to the Wolves-Gillingham one.

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Don Hutchison
Ex-Liverpool midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

If you're Bradley Johnson, you would've seen the minutes fly by and get it to an hour. What you don't want is to go 3-0 down. That's game over.

Now this could be a 6-0. You don't want to be staring at that going into your next League One game.

Don Hutchison
Ex-Liverpool midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Brendan Rodgers' team talk at half-time would've been a positive one. He will want his players not to switch off as there's more goals in this for Leicester. They might look to the bench to give those players some minutes.

Lyanco strikes from range for Southampton but his dipping half-volley was just wide of the mark.

And we're back under way.

Duje Caleta-Car has replaced Armel Bella-Kotchap for Southampton too.

Adama Traore on for Joe Hodge for Wolves at the break.

Leicester are the only ones making light work of it tonight.

Don Hutchison
Ex-Liverpool midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Because it's a cup game, you want to try and make the scoreline respectable. How you go about stopping yourself from conceding and still having the ability to create things is a hard game to manage.

Brendan Rodgers will be delighted with the scoreline, the performance, the way Leicester have played. Their attitude is right and they could score more goals in this game.

There are the whistles in the four matches in the EFL Cup and this is how things stand at the break...

MK Dons 0-2 Leicester (Youri Tielemans, Ayoze Perez)

Newcastle 0-0 Bournemouth

(Che Adams) Southampton 1-1 Lincoln (Gavin Bazunu OG)

Wolves 0-0 Gillingham

Ruben Neves curls a ball goalwards from the edge of the box. There's no way Jake Turner in the Gillingham goal is going to get there but the ball bounces off the right upright and away.

And another bad miss.

This one from Miguel Almiron at the back post for Newcastle. He was a man in form before the break and he should score when found only a few yards out. But he fluffs the contact and Mark Travers gratefully gathers it.

Wolves nearly find the breakthrough two minutes before half-time. A cross comes in from Goncalo Guedes and Joe Hodge is there with a header...

He's only four yards out, in the middle of the goal, but it's a poor header and he nods off target.

Should've scored.

Remember, we have penalties if it's all square at 90 minutes. As it stands, it will be spot kicks at St James' Park, St Mary's and Molineux. Still plenty of time for that to change though.