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There's not much between these two teams at the break in this League Two, Yorkshire derby.

Sam Folarin (who has just gone off injured) put Harrogate ahead on the 17th minute.

But Doncaster's response was swift and fierce with Tommy Rowe unleashing a rocket from outside the box and into the back of the net to equalise.

Both teams have had their chances to go ahead since then.

Whoever comes out of the dressing room with the most energy in the second half could take control of this one.

Jack Marriott's day is done against his former club. Junior Quitirna is on in his place for the hosts.

As for Derby, Tom Barkhuizen is on for Tyreece John-Jules.

It was quite easy to get lost in the drama of Derby's last-gasp defeat by Peterborough on Monday, but Paul Warne's side had gone eight games unbeaten in all competitions before that 3-2 loss.

Normal service resumed today.

If they secure the three points, they'll go within two points of second-placed Bolton.

Derby goalscorer James Collins gives away a free-kick about 35 yards from his own goal. Too far out for a shot but a good chance to deliver into the area...

Phoenix Patterson takes but Rams goalkeeper Josh Vickers gathers cleanly.

Harrogate are trying to dominate this League Two match but Doncaster are holding steady.

The home side looked like they might get their second when Jack Muldoon set up Abraham Odoh in space, but the midfielder slashed the ball wide of the post.

Not long left until the break now.

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Brendan Wiredu has been one of Fleetwood's better players today. He wins the ball back well in midfield, but unfortunately his attempted cross from the right touchline ends up on the roof of the stand rather than in the Derby penalty area.

The succession of Derby corners continues. A third goal for the visitors really kills this game off.

Derby in the ascendancy again at the start of the second half.

A couple of corners cause some alarm and there are a couple of penalty shouts for the Rams as well, but Fleetwood escape for now.

Malcolm Christie
Former Derby striker on BBC Radio Derby

There's a distinct lack of quality in this Fleetwood side.

They've had the threat of Marriott up front but that's it.

Derby start the second half having made a substitution at the break - Callum Elder is on at left wing-back for Craig Forsyth.

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For those unaware of Fleetwood's history, the club rose quickly from the lower reaches of non-league football into the Football League in 2012 - helped by a striker called Jamie Vardy. I wonder what happened to him?

I reported on a couple of games at Fleetwood's Highbury home about 10 years ago, when they were promoted to League One via the play-offs. The stadium is almost hidden in the middle of a housing estate. Love those types of grounds.

Fleetwood have been a fixture in League One ever since, but Charlie Adam has a job on his hands to keep them there after a decade in the third tier.

They have shown glimpses of quality to create opportunities today but simply haven't taken them.

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In the early kick-offs, Newcastle have taken the lead at neighbours Sunderland courtesy of an own goal, while sixth-tier Maidstone are leading Stevenage of League One.

Steve Eyre
Former Manchester City coach on BBC Radio Lancashire

At the end the corner count and wing play kept increasing for Derby.

With Hourihane's delivery I just knew that second goal was coming.

Malcolm Christie
Former Derby striker on BBC Radio Derby

Collins made a fantastic run there and the keeper couldn't do a thing.

It's a great bit of movement from the striker - real textbook centre-forward stuff.

Paul Warne won't be delighted with the performance of that first half, but he will like the scoreline.

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Derby halfway to victory.

That second goal from James Collins in first-half stoppage time has given League One's bottom club, under the management of Charlie Adam for the first time in a home fixture, a mountain to climb.

A couple of minutes of the half to go and although Fleetwood have had their chances to score, it's Derby who have taken theirs to lead on the brink of half-time.