Leon Barnett
Former Luton defender on BBC Three Counties Radio

Wow it’s crazy, Robbie Savage has always asked the substitutions to warm up.

First touch from Kasey Palmer is unbelievable, he chops it inside then chops it outside. Gets a bit lucky with the touch off the defender.

I’d be absolutely fuming if I was Robbie Savage right now.

We are starting to get back under way for the second half of our 17 games this afternoon in League One and League Two.

• It's not goals stealing the headlines at half-time, it's the two red cards Oldham have been shown in their 0-0 with Crawley. Kai Payne and Kane Drummond were both sent off, leaving their teammates with quite a shift to finish with nine men.
• Elsewhere, Tranmere have taken a 3-1 lead against Cheltenham thanks to a late goal from Charlie Whitaker.
• Charlie Warren has given Accrington a 1-0 lead against Northampton.
• Colchester have levelled at 1-1 against Walsall after Jack Payne scored from the spot.
• Barnet are leading Crewe by 1-0 thanks to Tom Knowles.
• Gillingham are still holding onto their 1-0 lead against Shrewsbury after Harry Waldock's very early goal.
• Swindon lead 1-0 against the 10 men of Rotherham after Jili Buyabu was sent off. Jack Thomson got the goal.

• Bromley score in added time to equalise against bottom club Wigan and make it 2-2
• Aaron Collins' double has MK Dons 2-0 up over Doncaster Rovers
• Wycombe take a slender 1-0 lead into the tunnel against Burton Albion
• It is goalless between Stockport and AFC Wimbledon
• 10-man Barnsley lead automatic promotion chasers Oxford 1-0
• A Leicester error gifts Stevenage equaliser as game locked 1-1
• Notts County are winning the Nottinghamshire derby and lead Mansfield 1-0 at the break
• Jack Wilshere's Luton are 1-0 ahead of Robbie Savage's Peterborough

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Advantage Notts County in the derby at the halfway stage.

Callum Roberts' absolute screamer just a couple of minutes after coming on to replace Conor Grant is the difference.

Mansfield have threatened slightly since going behind but haven't been able to find a leveller.

The Magpies deservedly lead.

Adam Hassell
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

That has got to go down as as good a half as Notts have had.

They’ve bossed that half and deserve the lead.

Lots of moans and groans from the Mansfield Town fans around us.

Adam Whitty
BBC Final Score at Edgeley Park

At the half-time break, there was a somewhat subdued and mystified response from the Stockport faithful.

In a sense, their team did nothing wrong. They created lots of chances - two big ones from top-scorer Kyle Wootton and Jack Diamond - had 80% possession and, essentially, posed all the danger in this match.

And yet, none of those chances were on target. Could I describe them as gilt-edged chances... no? It's been a tad tepid, I suppose.

Stockport look like exactly what they are - a very good team just not quite clicking.

Wimbledon are just hanging in there essentially. But as long as it remains goalless, you never know.

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A Leicester error cancels out their early opener to go into the tunnel level.

The Foxes were elated when Sammy Braybrooke poked in a lead in the second minute.

But that joy was spoilt when their goalkeeper ended up clattering with his defender to drop the collected ball and offer up Ben Broggio a chance to net an equaliser.

The 10 men of relegation-battling Barnsley lead promotion-chasing Oxford 1-0 at the break.

Jack Shepherd was sent off for the hosts inside 10 minutes for a late challenge on Louie Sibley but Vimal Yoganathan put the Tykes ahead in the 32nd minute, finishing off a team move to convert Jubril Okedina's cross from close range.

Real work to do for the U's in the second half if they are to preserve their eight-game unbeaten run in League One.

We're into four minutes of added time in the first half of the Nottinghamshire derby.

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Matt Taylor will be very happy with that first half. His side soaked up all the Salford pressure and hit on the counter well, with the reward coming just after the half hour mark when Taylor Perry bundled Sonny Cox's effort over the line from close range.

Salford have some work to do, but I'm sure they'll have cool heads...for now.

Leon Barnett
Former Luton defender on BBC Three Counties Radio

I do think it was a comfortable first half for Luton but those last ten mintues was maybe a bit rocky.

They started the game really well but maybe just took their foot off the gas a little bit, happy with just a 1-0 lead.

Second half will be trickier for Town because Peterborough have to really come out now.

Not a classic by any means but Luton hold a narrow lead at the break thanks to Jordan Clark's slotted finish after good work by Kasey Palmer.

The Hatters are trying to pick up their fourth win on the bounce - and fifth in their past six games.

Jack Wilshere's side are up to third as things stand. Peterborough remain in the bottom four in the live table.

Oxford to continue to press for an equaliser but still they can't breach the resistance of 10-man Barnsley.

Nine shots the U's have had from their 77% possession. But there is only one stat that really matters.

Mansfield are trying to threaten again. This time it's Tyler Roberts as he gets on the end of Nathan Moriah-Welsh's deep cross but he can't get enough power on it to beat County goalkeeper James Belshaw.

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

One of the least memorable halves of football I've commentated on this season.

But Luton lead by a goal to nil and when you're away from home, it's about getting the job done.

Mark Stallard
Ex-Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

Slowly Mansfield just creeping into the game, causing a bit of a threat.

Set pieces are valuable in a game like this when you know it's tight.