Sheffield Wednesday breezing past AFC Wimbledon at the break.

The Dons have been held to just two shots, both off target, and they are having to survive a barrage from the Owls.

Six shots on target, three goals courtesy of Barry Bannan, Davis Keillor-Dunn and Harry Gray.

This might be a match that's already been won in the first half.

Huddersfield take an early lead through Derensili Sanches Fernandes with Plymouth struggling to find quality up top.

The Pilgrims are yet to fashion a shot on target, while the Terriers have five to their name with Argyle keeper Murphy Cooper providing a triple save to keep the deficit down.

That place at the top is looking shaky right now.

Good news for Barnsley at the lower end of the table as they hit the front against Cambridge shortly before the break thanks to Wales Under-21 international Vimal Yoganathan.

Swindon have been pushing for a second goal, with Mitchell Clark and Anthony Munda both forcing saves from Saddlers goalkeeper Jed Ward.

Tai Sodje has gone close at the other end with a powerful drive that Connor Ripley clawed over the bar, but the Robins still hold the advantage thanks to that early strike from Aaron Drinan.

Second from bottom Northampton are 1-0 up at Grimsby, with Matty Warhurst on target.

Crewe are ahead at home to Rochdale, with Matus Holicek the man to open the scoring for the Alex.

Elsewhere, Accrington doubled their advantage at home to Gillingham through Josh Woods but Devon Matthews' own goal has pulled it back to 2-1.

Doncaster again show intent as Sean Grehan's forward pass almost releases Leon Ayinde, but Alex McCarthy is off his line to cut out the danger.

Response from Leicester as Sammy Braybrooke’s first-time shot is blocked after Luke Thomas keeps Will Alves' cross alive.

Five minutes to the break.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

Some of these moves have looked a lot better this afternoon.

We need more of them, but it's been a welcomed changed to what we saw last week.

There's more bodies in the middle of the park and there's lots of space out wide.

It means the full-backs have to do lots of running but they're both capable of it.

Leyton Orient have had a horrible time at home of late, losing six of their past eight in all comps, but they have the lead this afternoon.

William Forrester has given them a 31st-minute lead against struggling Blackpool.

As you were elsewhere.

It's an onslaught of chances now.

Bim Pebble lifts his strike too high before Town's Bojan Radulovic hits his wide up the other end.

Huddersfield are soon back on the attack, Joe Taylor narrowly missing the target with his effort that just heads right of the net.

Not once, not twice but THREE times Pilgrims stopper Murphy Cooper denies Huddersfield a cushion.

Cooper stops Joe Taylor's effort twice before also preventing Bojan Radulovic from nestling the ball into his goal.

Magic stuff from the keeper.

Afetr all their positivity and touchs in the opposition box, Doncaster finally test the Leicester keeper.

Jay McGrath spins on the edge of the box and draws a save from Alex McCarthy.

Comfortable enough. though.

Walsall have seen far more of the ball, but it's taken them half an hour to turn that into a goalscoring chance.

Even then, it's fairly routine for Swindon goalkeeper Connor Ripley as he gathers Aaron Pressley's header.

At the other end, Joe Hungbo has been threatening for the home side and had a drive charged down just now.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

The pressure that Town are putting on Plymouth - they'll need their slice of oranges at half-time.

Plymouth are really under pressure at the moment.

Aron Sasu sneaks past Wednesday defender Yan Valery and lets it rip.

It curls wide but that was a good chance for the visitors after a dominant start from the Owls.

Doncaster keeper Tommy Simkin is forced into action again as he keeps the visitors on level terms.

Emil Riis is the supplier this time and chips a cross to centre-back Harry Souttar whose header touches the post before Simkin collects.

Halfway through the first half now and Plymouth aren't offering up much.

They've only had one wayward shot on goal. Huddersfield have had seven, albeit only their goal has been heading towards the net.