That little episode won't make the highlights reel and results in a booking for the Magpies' Conor Grant.

It was all a bit messy with players scrapping for the ball on the ground.

Matt Heath
Former Foxes defender on BBC Radio Leicester

So much happened before the goal, there was probably a free-kick for Bromley before the goal.

We had several players trying to meet the cross and Luke Thomas finishes it, fully deserved for Leicester.

I think Bromley wanted an offside.

Swindon are well on their way to pulling off a particularly eye-catching result at The Hive this evening - they now lead 3-0 against second placed Barnet.

After Mitch Clark's early opener, the Robins have since added further goals thanks to a brace from Aaron Drinan.

Another set of Robins are also winning 3-0 - Cheltenham have added a third themselves at home to Fleetwood courtesy of Leicester loanee Jake Evans.

Chesterfield lead Colchester through Dillon Markanday and now Tranmere have a 1-0 advantage over hosts Northampton - Bobby Faulkner has his second goal of the campaign.

The glut of League Two goals continues, too; Dajaune Brown, on loan from Derby, has broken the deadlock for Rochdale at home to Grimsby.

Notts County still have work to do to get in ahead at the break as there will be an additional six minutes here.

An important six minutes for the hosts.

Matt Heath
Former Foxes defender on BBC Radio Leicester

A massive chance to make it 3-0 for Leicester.

Obviously, we will talk about how good Leicester have been, but there will be that frustration that it isn't more.

You might say Bromley are Grant maintained.

Grant Smith to the rescue again for the Ravens, it really could be 5-0 already without him.

This time it's Sammy Braybrooke who glides through a massive hole in the Bromley defence and into the area, only for Smith to stand up tall and block his poked finish.

His fourth save of the half, which has two minutes and change remaining in it.

It's been a strangely subdued performance from Sheffield Wednesday so far.

Coming off the back of a 5-0 win and being one of the highest scoring teams in the league, they are yet to register a shot on target.

Take nothing away from the hosts though, they've had an assured opening period.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at AESSEAL New York Stadium, Rotherham

This game has become increasingly feisty since Newport pulled a goal back.

There's a bit of a bust-up on the opposite side of the pitch to our press seating, and one by one, more players get involved.

The mini scrap is eventually broken up.

Ged Garner and goalscorer Paul Mullin both receive yellow cards.

This one is finely poised as we approach half time.

Mark Stallard
Ex-Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

We can't get carried away yet, but it's no more than they deserved.

You can argue they probably should have had another one from Kanu.

Could really be 2-0.

After Ashley Fletcher sees an effort turned past the post by Alex Bass, Joe Low rises highest to meet Cam Humphreys' curling corner but can only plant his close range header over Bass' bar.

Kofi Balmer goes into the book now for Bristol Rovers, for giving verbals to the referee when protesting against a decision which involved Salford getting a free kick.

Within a minute of that caution, Balmer's team-mate Ciaran Kelly is also carded for a foul up-field as the Ammies looked to progress towards the final third.

George Saville has gone into the book for the hosts for a heavy challenge in midfield - and not his first.

Notts County have been pushing and now they have a great chance to get the opener!

Owls sub Gabriel Otegbeyo gets too close to home striker Daniel Kanu and wrestles him to the ground.

It'll be Kanu to take it...

Posh are pushing,

Brandon Khela has been denied by Ibane Bowat's block while Bolu Shofowoke has seen a shot spin off the boot of Joe Low and narrowly over Matty Young's crossbar.

That was a chance for Bristol Rovers to halve the deficit.

Fabrizio Cavegn tees up Shaq Forde, who takes the ball on his left foot and has time to test Will Norris in the Salford goal, but the effort is a tame one and Norris collects safely.

Alfie Kilgour, meanwhile, thinks he is tripped in the penalty area by Salford midfielder Brendan Wiredu, but the referee is unmoved. The Gas are having their best spell of the game.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Town have only got the one goal to show for their dominance.

Owura Edwards is the key for Peterborough, he has already drawn a foul that resulted in a card.

Grant Smith keeping this semi-respectable at the moment.

He produces another fine save with his left boot to deny John Lundstram a second after a good run and pass from Will Alves to the right of the area.

Leicester just keep on coming.