The Foxes are right on top as they look to kill off this game.

Emil Riis plays a neat one-two with Will Alves and guides a right-foot shot towards the top corner, but Tommy Simkin makes an excellent save.

The Doncaster keeper then makes a simpler stop to deny Sammy Braybrooke.

Rovers forward Alfie May is then shown a yellow for his challenge on Kamari Doyle.

Salford look a good bet to make it five wins in a row, with Macaulay Langstaff scoring his second to make it 2-0 at home to Crawley.

Fellow high-flyers Crewe are now 3-0 up on Rochdale after Jordan Gibson grabbed his second of the afternoon.

And Northampton have also extended their lead at Grimsby to 2-0 through Jon Guthrie.

The second half seems to be going much the same way as the first.

Huddersfield up to 16 shots now. Plymouth, just three.

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Ben Knight has drawn Cambridge level in South Yorkshire, seven minutes after the break, against Barnsley

The U's went into this game unbeaten in six.

Yan Valery looks like he's been brought down in the box by Dons winger James Tilley and Hillsborough are waiting to see the referee point towards the net.

The referee rules in their favour but no penalty is given. Just a free-kick much to the dismay of the home fans who are convinced they've just been robbed.

Reece James fouls Dons midfielder Marcus Browne and not only earns a yellow card but also gives a way a dangerous free-kick.

Myles Hippolyte curls it directly at goal with the keeper moving the wrong way but it ends up rolling off the top of the net. So close!

The Foxes restart on the front foot

Goalscorer John Lundstram charges into the box and looks to play in Emil Riis, but Robbie Gotts makes a crucial interception.

Leicester haven't lost a game this season after scoring the opening goal. Good omens.

Walsall boss Lee Grant has turned to his bench at half-time as he tries to plot a way back into this game.

This one might be injury or fitness related, of course - defender Elicha Ahui is the player who is summoned to replace Ryan Leak for the second half.

Matthew Sorinola is brought on for Plymouth Argyle as they seek a much improved second half.

Jack MacKenzie makes way to the bench.

AFC Wimbledon shuffle the deck with a double change to try and stabilise.

James Tilley replaces Callum Maycock, while Marcus Browne is on for Aron Sasu.

League One leaders Plymouth Argyle look in some trouble.

Let's see how these second halves unfold, shall we?

• Kyle Wootton's goal has given Stockport the lead against Bromley and puts the Hatters top of the live table at the break.
• Sheffield Wednesday are in full control after hitting three first-half goals against AFC Wimbledon, while John Lundstram's strike has given Leicester the lead against Doncaster.
• Sanches Fernandes' goal has Huddersfield in front away to Plymouth as the Terriers leapfrog the Pilgrims into second place
• Will Forrester has given Orient the lead against Blackpool, while Vimal Yoganathan has put Barnsley in front against in-form Cambridge
• Max Sanders' own goal just before the break means out-of-sorts Notts County trail at Wycombe
• Wigan v Reading and Bradford v Stevenage remain goalless

• League leaders Salford are on course to retain that status, leading bottom side Crawley 1-0.

• Barnet trail 1-0 at Tranmere, with Crewe 2-0 up on Rochdale and poised to climb above the Bees.

• Northampton lead 1-0 at Grimsby thanks to Matty Warhurst and are set to climb out of the bottom two.

• Swindon lead Walsall 1-0, while Accrington, York, Oldham and Port Vale are all in front at the break.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Huddersfield are getting joy everywhere on the pitch.

Fernandes and Bronkhorst are working so well together. They're quick with the passes, backing each other up going forward, and capitalising on Plymouth's mistakes.

They are top of the league for a reason, if Town were to concede it could turn into a very different game.

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score commentator at Home Park

Boos from the home fans at half-time, as Huddersfield not only dominated play but should have been three-nil up within 30 minutes if it wasn't for some super saves by keeper Murphy Cooper.

Huddersfield fans will be happy at the intent, but perhaps a bit nervous.

They've been here before.

2-0 up last week to surrender it to a draw.

Could it happen again this week?

Lively at times, but just the one goal - and that came after five minutes, when Aaron Drinan fired Swindon into the lead.

Could the Robins be on for their first win in six games against a Walsall side yet to taste defeat this season?

Jordan Gibson has doubled Crewe's lead at home to Rochdale, while Port Vale are in front against Chesterfield with Onel Hernandez scoring late in the first half.

And there's a glimmer of hope for Cheltenham, with Freddie Willcox pulling one back at Oldham - and the visitors now trail 3-1.

John Lundstram's fine finish in stoppage-time separates the sides at the break.

Doncaster had started well, but without testing the keeper before the Foxes began to crank up the pressure.