Decent opportunity for Shrewsbury, again from a set-piece, as Tom Sang's corner picks out Will Boyle but the defender can't get enough power in his header to trouble Brad Young.

Rovers have turned to their bench to try and find a breakthrough, with a double change as Joe Quigley and Arvin Appiah enter the fray in place of Richie Smallwood and Bobby Kamwa.

Luton's Callum Marshall and MK Dons' Ben Wiles come on for Nahki Wells and Ibrahim Fullah.

Elijah Campbell's nod from the corner just misses and Luton charge up the other end.

The ball is blocked before it gets to Tudor Mendel, then back up to the Dons' attacking half it goes and Aaron Collins' pace just tails off before he can get a shot off in the box.

Ryan Wintle finally puts an end to it all by pulling back Luton's Hakeem Odoffin, earning a yellow card for doing so.

This doesn't look great for Burton defender Finn Delap.

He spent a long period out with a knee injury and he goes down heavily after a hefty fifty-fity challenge.

He has to be helped from the field by two physios and looks in some discomfort. Sulyman Krubally will replace him.

Time for Rotherham to ring the changes after conceding that opening goal - and they go with four of them.

On come Aaron Nemane, Kian Spence, Klaidi Lolos and Jayce Fitzgerald.

For Sonny Aljofree, Josh Austerfield, Tom Bradshaw and Brandon Cover, their race is run.

Luton struggle to get bodies back after MK Dons go on the counter-attack.

The visitors are there just in time though as Alex Gilbey's strike is deflected off Liam Walsh for a corner kick.

Paul Dixon
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

It's a captain's performance so far from Alex Gilbey - he's got the goal and it's his best performance for a long time.

A goal of that quality, the way in went in just gave everyone a lift. They have something to hang on to.

Luton have started the half well, though, they're in the ascendency. The Dons don't really have an outlet at the moment.

Peterborough so nearly have a second.

Burton's defence can't collect a bouncing ball but Harry Leonard can as space opens up for the Peterborough striker.

He tries to squeeze it under Corey Addai but the Burton keeper gets just enough on it and the ball trickles inches wide.

Harry Ashfield then tests Addai.

Cracking game.

Dons stopper Will Dennis gets to Kasey Palmer's curling cross ahead of a Luton player and has to take a lie down to recover.

What a game the keeper is having.

It's been stop-start since the resumption, mainly because of a knock for Shrewsbury defender Josh Ruffels.

Ruffels received treatment and is back on his feet as both teams set about trying to fashion a goal in this second half.

Kal Naismith's pullback looks deadly but Dons defender Jack Sanders makes sure he's there before it ends up at Tudor Mendel's feet.

So close to a secnd for Burton as Caylan Vickers plays a good ball to the near post looking for the run of Gbemi Arubi, but Peterborough scramble it out for a corner.

At the other end, Toby Sibbick outmuscles Bolu Shofowoke as the Posh forward threatens to break free on goal.

Luton's Jordan Clark lifts his cross into the box too high for Jamie Donley.

No one gets on the end of Kasey Palmer's short ball.

Luton are in the right areas but it's not tying together yet.

A change for Burton in attack for the second half as Gbemi Arubi replaces Matthew Dennis.

No changes for the hosts.

A first MK Dons win? New manager bounce fading for Posh? Goals in League Two to come?

The action around our four early afternoon kick-offs is starting to get back underway.

Ben Stevenson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire reporter

With Posh dominating the opening periods, Burton certainly grew into it as the half went on.

There are moments with Owura Edwards you think it's a great transfer on a free, but there are other moments you can see why he was on the bench in League Two last season.

It's fine lines and it's crucial moments where you take your moments as a footballer.

No goals at Highbury Stadium. Fleetwood have had the better of it but they've been kept at bay so far.

An entertaining half of football in sunny Cambridgeshire.

We've had 16 attempts on goal already, the hosts having the lion's share with 10.

But just two on target for both sides as Charlie Webster's heavily deflected effort cancelled out Owura Edwards early opener for the hosts.

It's been lively at times, but still no goals.

Referee Ben Toner has given his yellow card more of an airing, booking Bristol Rovers manager Steve Evans - who responded predictably, ie: angrily - and then taking the name of Shrews striker George Lloyd after he challenged for a loose ball with Gas goalkeeper Brad Young.