Quiet start to proceedings in the second half so far.

There was one change made at the break for the hosts as Jaylan Pearman makes way for Ollie Palmer

Some reinforcements for Bromley after a difficult first half.

Jacob Mendy and Ben Thompson are off.

Chase Headman and JJ McKiernan on.

Iain Dunn
Former York City winger on BBC Radio York

If you asked Rotherham fans they'd have been happy going in 1-1 at half-time.

The majority of this game has been about what York City have been doing - they've had some really good chances.

If City can perform like they did in the first half in the second, then the score will look after itself. The belief and competency in this team just keeps on growing.

Charlotte Richardson
Final Score reporter

An opening 45 minutes with very little in the way of clear-cut chances.

Cambridge have had more of the ball, asked more questions in attack but yet to find a way beyond Shamal George in the Bromley goal.

The hosts' shot-stopper pulled off more saves than any other goalkeeper in League One on Matchday One but has not had to do any other than the routine so far.

Bromley have barely had a meaningful touch in the final third which might trigger a few changes at half time.

Neil Harris will be the happier manager at half-time but will need his team to sharpen their attacking tools to make the most of this bright display on the road.

Ollie Pearce has the ball in the net for York City... but the flag is up for offside.

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Can 10-man Leicester stage what seemed an unlikely comeback when they were 2-0 down?

Manager Russell Martin will certainly hope so in his first home league game in charge of the Foxes.

Tom Gayle
Reporting for Final Score and 5 Live at the King Power Stadium

Burton manager Gary Bower was dancing along as Kasabian blasted out of the PA system just before kick-off.

He knew something was in the air.

Confident and clinical finishing from the visitors, and Charlie Webster just inches away from putting them 3-0 up.

That late Wes Burns goal though, means this game is very much alive despite the visitors' extra man advantage.

You have to go back to 1997 for the last time York City won away from home against Rotherham in the league.

The Millers are unbeaten in their past four EFL games against the Minstermen, though it has been 13 years since they met in the league.

Will anything give in this second period?

Caught your breath? Hope so.

We are beginning our final halves for the day.

Exeter lead Accrington 2-0 after Jack Fitzwater's opener after just two minutes and a Seamus Conneely own goal.

Shrewsbury's Josh Davison cancelled out Jake Reeves' goal to make it 1-1 against Barnet.

Oldham lead Colchester through Keenan Appiah-Forson. The Latics are down to 10-men, though, after Gus Scott-Morriss' red just before the break.

George Byers' penalty has Port Vale ahead against Tranmere at Vale Park.

Oluwalopemiwa Aderoju has Crawley in front at League Two newcomers Rochdale.

Crewe v Northampton and Fleetwood v Gillingham are both goalless.

The game at the King Power is something, isn't it? But it's not the only one with some action to report on.

Here's how the scores are looking at the break in League One:

• Wimbledon 0-0 Reading
• Bromley 0-0 Cambridge
• Leicester 1-2 Burton
• MK Dons 0-1 Huddersfield
• Peterborough 0-0 Mansfield
• Stevenage 0-0 Oxford
• Stockport 0-2 Blackpool
• Wigan 0-1 Leyton Orient
• Wycombe 0-1 Plymouth

Darren Robinson
Summariser on BBC Radio Derby

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It's been remarkable. We arrived with low expectations in terms of what this game could bring for the Brewers. Fortunately, none of the Burton lads read that script. They've been confident and decisive.

There's a lot of time left within this game though, and a lot of work left still to be done.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

Wes Burns' goal is exactly what Leicester City needed in that moment. A bit of quality and a goal back.

Now there's a little bit of hope. There'll be more confidence in the group now.

All square at the break in an entertaining Yorkshire derby.

Ewan Otoo steered Rotherham in front from a corner after 20 minutes but Alex Newby has put York back on level terms, turning in at the far post five minutes before the interval.

It's all to play for in the second 45.

York almost take the lead on the stroke of half-time!

Alex Newby goes through for the visitors and his shot is saved by Ted Cann.

It drops for Ollie Pearce but he is denied by an excellent block from Rotherham's Lenny Agbaire.

Cambridge are smothering Bromley but unable to pierce past their trusty keeper.

The U's have 70% of the possession and have forced Bromley keeper Shamal George into four saves, while Bromley have only managed one attempt at goal so far.

A hard watch for the home fans for their first ever League One match but the score isn't doing them any harm yet.

Shane McLoughlin has picked up an injury and can't carry on.

Sullay Kaikai in on in his stead for Cambridge.

Well, we cannot complain about a lack of drama at the halfway stage in this one at the King Power.

Matthew Dennis and Kegs Chauke put Burton into a shock 2-0 lead and things got even worse for Leicester when Oliver Skipp was sent of for a poor studs up challenge on Albion skipper Curtis Tilt.

But Wes Burns has given the 10-man Foxes a glimmer of hope just before half-time, converting from a Will Alves cross for his first goal for the club.