Caylan Vickers curls a lovely teasing ball across the Peterborough six-yard box, but no takers as Matthew Dennis can't quite reach it at the back post.

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A supreme shot from Alex Gilbey has MK Dons ahead at the break.

The Dons skippers' untouchable strike from distance was a beauty, arching over everyone in the box just to dip right into the top left corner.

Luton though have three times rifled off a shot on target and all three MK stopper Will Dennis has got his gloves on it.

Luton are used to conceding in the first half this season. MK Dons are less used to winning.

Rotherham keeper Julian Eyestone has been busy as we approach half-time.

He had to react quickly to parry a snap shot from Mark Helm, as well as keeping out Harrison Neal's effort from distance.

Will we see a breakthrough before the interval?

Gaby Zakuani
Ex-Peterborough defender on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

Burton have grown into this game.

They look dangeorus on the counter attack. That's how they've got their success, it's by staying in games.

Dons stopper Will Dennis parries away a venomous shot from Jamie Donley to keep his clean sheet.

Third big save of this match so far. Doing a great job between the sticks today.

It's Corey Addai's turn to be called into action as Peterborough threaten to restore their lead.

Owura Edwards feeds Harry Ashfield to his left whose close-range effort from an acute angle is beaten away by the Burton stopper for a corner.

Shaq Forde's pace and control on the right has probably been Bristol Rovers' best attacking outlet so far and he cuts the ball back for Bobby Kamwa, with Sam Stubbs coming to the rescue just in time.

Soon afterwards Forde cuts inside to win a free-kick in an enticing position, but Tom James fails to make the most of it, punting the ball tamely into the Shrewsbury wall.

Luton's Nahki Wells puts his hand out to ask for a penalty after falling to ground in the box but it's pretty half-hearted.

He doesn't get the call.

Robbie Savage said last week's 3-1 win over Leicester could have ended seven-all and this game is looking equally open.

You'd be mighty surprised if there were no more goals. Five minutes and extras to half-time.

Ibrahim Fullah breaks free of the Luton men marking him and rattles off a shot, sending it wide.

Gaby Zakuani
Ex-Peterborough defender on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

It's end-to-end stuff.

Burton's best chance seems to be to keep breaking lines. Posh are committing men forward but it does leave them with that vulnerability for Burton to get in behind.

Posh have created problems going forward, but Burton are a different sort of side. You don't get that kind of lift like you do when you play Leicester, Posh fans will be expecting to win this game.

Kasey Palmer is bemused after he thinks Dons stopper Will Dennis has jumped out of play with the ball in hand but play is allowed to continue.

Everything going the keepers way at the moment.

A long ball forwards finds Burton forward Matthew Dennis who juggles the ball and has a dip from 20 yards as the home defenders stand off.

It's heading for the top of the net, but Posh goalkeeper Alex Bass fingertips the swerving effort over the bar.

Worrying signs for the hosts.

Rotherham are growing into the game a little more, although they're yet to seriously threaten Fleetwood's goal.

Tom Bradshaw set up an opening for Jamie Jellis, but the Town defence dealt with that and we remain scoreless.

Kasey Palmer curls a lovely ball at goal but Dons stopper Will Dennis reads it to provide the stop.

It goes out for a corner, which Dennis then collects with ease.

Nice stuff from the keeper. That's twice now his gloves have denied Palmer.

Luke Ashmead
BBC Three Counties Radio sport

The goal is absolutely unstoppable - he will not hit a sweeter ball this season.

It's an incredible goal by Alex Gilbey.

First real opportunity of the game for Rovers as Keenan Gough's deep ball into the box is headed down for Clinton Mola and he takes a touch before firing low and just beyond the far post.

Like their hosts, the high ball into the box looks like it could be productive for Steve Evans' men.

Ethan Williams tries his luck from distance, but Burton get a block in.

The Peterborough press once more wins back possession but it comes to nothing.

Then a lovely flowing break from Burton, involving Kegs Chauke and Charlie Webster who feeds Raphael. His shot is blocked for a corner which comes to nothing.

Gaby Zakuani
Ex-Peterborough defender on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

It's wave after wave of attacks for Posh - they're relentless.

It's the worst thing as a defender, you expect there will be a player that will switch off from fatigue alone.

Posh just need to make sure they don't get cut open from their high press.