Osho can't continue and midfielder Luke Berry comes on in his place.

That might need a re-jig at the back.

Millwall find Zian Flemming in the box and he turns and shoots, but there isn't much power in his effort and it's a simple stop for Ethan Horvath.

In the meantime, Hatters centre-back Gabriel Osho needs some treatment.

Millwall have managed to wrestle a bit of control back after that Luton goal.

Zian Flemming eats up a few seconds while preparing for a long-range free-kick.

The Dutchman then blasts the ball a mile over the bar.

Second switch for the Hatters as Cauley Woodrow comes on for Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu.

Woodrow might bring more threat up top in the final 20 minutes.

Ali Al-Hamadi has his second to draw AFC Wimbledon level at 2-2 with Stevenage in a rollercoaster second half.

His initial effort hits the bar but pings straight back to the relieved striker who nets at the second attempt.

And Dom Telford has wasted a precious chance to draw relegation-battling Crawley level at Tranmere, blazing a penalty over the bar.

If Preston are going to win this one, they will have to do without their main threats in the game.

Tom Cannon and Ched Evans have both come off - Evans just minutes after being treated for a leg injury.

Troy Parrott and Liam Delap take their places.

10 minutes to go.

Fred Onyedinma comes on to replace Cody Drameh for the hosts.

Onyedinma started his senior career with Millwall and played over 150 games for the club.

Will he come back to haunt the Lions?

Bolton have been pegged back by Portsmouth.

Ryley Towler heads into the top corner to level at 1-1 as the Wanderers defence allowed Joe Rafferty's free-kick to bounce in their 18-yard box.

Derby have doubled their lead at home to Cheltenham and David McGoldrick once again plays a big part.

This time he is the architect with a fine run and pass teeing up Lewis Dobbin to finish.

Into the final half hour at Kenilworth Road.

Every minute of this game has been a battle.

Millwall need to try and take the sting out of this game after being pegged back.

Crawley could have moved out of the relegation places with a win, but trail at Tranmere.

Jordan Turnbull's drilled finish has Rovers in front at Prenton Park.

Town have lost seven of their last 10 in the league.

Theo Vassell's unfortunate own goal has Barrow level at home to Salford.

Luton players and supporters will again be aggrieved by the award of that goal.

George Honeyman looked to be narrowly offside when the ball deflected through to him off Tom Bradshaw.

But the officials didn't spot it and the goal stands!

Stevenage are on course to reclaim second place after completing the turnaround at AFC Wimbledon.

Kasey McAteer's own goal just after the hour has Boro ahead at Plough Lane having trailed at half-time.

The hosts have looked a lot more threatening in the second half. First Brad Potts fired over from inside the area and then Preston skipper Alan Browne got a header on target, only to see Ben Wilson equal to it in the Sky Blues' goal.

Wilson then was called into action again, palming away Daniel Johnson's dangerous long-range curling effort.

Around 25 minutes remain at Deepdale.

Jordan Clark twists and turns in the Millwall area but is surrounded by blue shirts and his low shot is deflected behind for a Luton corner.

Alfie Doughty's corner from the right wing is an inswigner and clatters the bar, with Lions keeper George Long caught out by the flight of the ball.

The Hatters recycle the ball and Elijah Adebayo has a shot blocked inside the box.

A good start to the second period by the hosts.

Promotion-chasing Stevenage endured a tough first half but have drawn level at AFC Wimbledon.

Carl Piergianni has them on terms, heading in unmarked from a corner.

Can they go on and end their five-match winless run and climb back into second?

Second half under way in the battle between these Championship play-off hopefuls.

Millwall will head up to fourth in the table if they can close out a fourth win in five away games.

Luton will suffer back-to-back home defeats at Kenilworth Road unless they can find some quality going forward.

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Confusion and controversy at London Road as Peterborough are down to 10 men at home to Charlton.

Jodh Knight is shown a straight red after tangling with Jesurun Rak-Sakyi who gets a yellow card after appearing to throw a punch at the Posh defender.

That might not be the last we hear of that incident.

You wait all half for a shot on target then you get two goals in two minutes.

Luke Armstrong draws struggling Harrogate level with promotion-chasing Northampton who had the lead briefly through Mitch Pinnock.

And it looks curtains for Gillingham after Andy Cook's super jinking run and finish puts Bradford 2-0 up in Kent.

Bolton are going third as it stands after they hit the front at Portsmouth.

Dion Charles heads the visitors in front with his 18th goal of the season just moments after the break from Aaron Morley's corner.