Not much time left but Plymouth have continued to pile on the pressure.

Town stopper Matt Young dives low to deny Xavier Amaechi before being called into action again to get his fingertips on another effort.

Sheffield Wednesday goal scorer Harry Gray goes off to some great appreciation from Hillsborough.

The 18-year-old has demonstrated his quality today.

Kieran Morrison is on his stead.

Who's got that X factor to turn one point into three?

Hard to say at the moment, with half-chances for both sides - Aaron Pressley going close again for the visitors and Swindon's Matty Virtue firing over the bar.

Bradford look to be heading back to the top of League One as Antoni Sarcevic's 79th-minute penalty has broken the deadlock against Stevenage.

And Dane Scarlett has also scored from the spot to double Orient's lead at home to Blackpool.

And Scott Hogan has put Wigan in front at home to Reading.

After that nervy first half-hour Leicester have been much the more dangerous side.

Can they nail down the points with a third?

Or can Doncaster muster up something? Hakeeb Adelakun tries a side-foot volley but it flies wide.

That first win at Leicester in 124 years looks a long way off.

Plymouth Argyle are having a go now.

Oliver Irow's shot is blocked but the follow-up is seen out for a corner.

There must be some nervous travelling fans right now fearing an incoming sense of deja vu.

Max Lowe has returned to the pitch for Sheffield Wednesday.

The experienced defender has been sidelined since August for an issue he picked up in training.

He replaces Di'Shon Bernard.

Swindon seem to be getting their second wind.

Jed Ward was called into action again to deny Joe Snowdon and Aaron Drinan, who put the home side in front early on, has gone close twice.

Still 20 minutes for either of these sides to find a winner.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

It's been the kind of performance from John Lundstram that you come to expect of him.

He's drove it through midfield, scored a brilliant goal, but his array of passing has been great too. It's what this team has missed.

I think the way Leicester have played and controlled the second half they probably do deserve a third.

Doncaster are in desperate need of a response and Grant McCann acts with a triple change.

Will Keane, Bayley McCann, Hakeeb Adelakun replace George Broadbent, Tom Nixon and Leion Akinde.

Leicester respond by bringing on Conor Chaplin for Sammy Braybrooke.

Barnet are back on level terms at Tranmere, with Kabongo Tshimanga firing their equaliser.

Josh Woods' second of the game has restored Accrington's 3-1 lead at home to Gillingham, while Rochdale have pulled one back at Crewe - who are still 3-1 to the good despite Joel Tabiner's own goal.

Newport have levelled at home to 10-man York through Kion Etete, while Dylan Morgan has found the net for bottom side Crawley, who trail 2-1 at Salford.

Leon Ayinde becomes the third Doncaster booking of the afternoon after a late tackle on his opposite number, Luke Thomas.

The Pilgrims make a triple change in response to that second Terriers goal.

Bradley Ibrahim, Ronan Curtis and Bim Pepple off.

Tyreeq Bakinson, Xavier Amaechi and Oliver Irow on.

A reminder that Huddersfield have been here before. Very recently.

Their last match against Sheffield Wednesday saw them 2-0 up and then they switched off, conceding an own goal and a penalty to hand the Owls a draw.

They won't want to repeat that today.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

Kamari Doyle - he was really good last week and he's been really good again this afternoon.

It's a wonderful finish, he moves it so quickly. He curls his foot around it and Simkin once again has no chance.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

I don't think he'll have an easier goal than that - it's put on a plate for him.

Brilliant play by Bali Mumba. It's a tiny little chip into Bojan Radulovic and it's into the back of the net.

It's about going for more now.