Iain Dunn
Former York City winger on BBC Radio York

The York players all seem to know where each other are, and if not, they work their socks off to help each other out.

That's clearly what you want from your team.

Brilliant save by Wednesday keeper Joe Lumley.

Jon Mellish's left-footed finish is heading in but Lumley gets up well to tip the ball around the goal otherwise Wigan would have taken the lead!

The bottom club giving it a right good go at the League One leaders at the moment.

John Lundstram attempts to make a flashy debut for the Foxes with an effort from distance but can't hit the target.

York are still pushing forward despite being in full control. Alex Hunt and Joe Gret have both gone close.

At the other end, Anthony Munda fired goalwards after a counter attack.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio Wales

Christian Doidge made a hash of his first chance today, but sorts his feet out this time to convert at the end of a brilliant Newport move.

The cross is superb, and Doidge can't miss from there. That is the service he needs.

Been a hard afternoon for Huddersfield skipper Ryan Ledson.

First he clashes heads with his own team-mate Cam Humphreys and now he's suffered an awkward landing after an altercation with Michael Smith.

The latter proves too much though as he departs the field clutching his arm.

Archie Collins joins the fray in his stead.

MK Dons have broken the deadlock against Peterborough thanks to Aaron Collins' close range strike.

And Reading have taken the lead at Cambridge United now and it's that man again, the in-form Jack Marriott whose goal has put the Royals' noses in front.

Foxes debutant John Lundstram draws a foul from Ethan Pye and the Stockport defender is handed the first yellow card of the afternoon.

The Foxes are dominant in possession so far, taking 60.6%, but this hasn't always been a good sign for them.

They took 63.9% in their 4-0 defeat to Oxford United last week, albeit their day is already going better at Edgeley Park.

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Now it is 2-2 at Rotherham! What a game. Paul Mullin steps up from the penalty spot.

I think that is three goals in six minutes!

Chances at both ends!

Reggie Walsh powers a low effort for Wigan which is heading towards the bottom corner but is well kept out by Joe Lumley.

Then, at the other end, Kieran Morrison's strike inside the box is brilliantly saved by Joe Whitworth.

Matt Heath
Former Foxes defender on BBC Radio Leicester

It's time now for Leicester to relax and try to take the sting out of this half, and see the game through to half-time.

I'm hoping some of the new players, O'Hora and Lundstram, can help them control the game better than we've seen in previous matches.

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Harry Anderson has put Colchester in front at home to Crewe, while Charlie Caton has scored for Accrington at Barnet.

Quickfire goals at Rotherham! First, Joe Powell doubles Salford's lead before Brandon Cover instantly hits back!

First real chance of the match for the visitors.

Fraser Murray gets his head down down the right and pulls the ball across the face of the box to Jon Mellish but his strike is well blocked.

It's starting to get tough for Leicester now.

Stockport have been buoyed by their equaliser and have began chasing for the lead, with Harry Wood switching the ball to his right foot but dragging his shot wide.

Jonathan Smith
Former Swindon midfielder on BBC Radio Wiltshire

Swindon have lost that intensity they started the game with. They've been half a yard off and lost a bit of faith and belief in what they're doing.

They need to be careful because a third could do it. Swindon are hanging on in here.

We look a bit shell-shocked - Ian Holloway might need to do something here. Something needs to change.

Matt Heath
Former Foxes defender on BBC Radio Leicester

It's really bad timing for Leicester City that goal and it's given Stockport more of a lift.

Edgeley Park is a tough place to come and our backs are a bit against the wall.

I think the Foxes have just got to revert to how they were playing in the first 10 minutes of the game.

I'd like to see a few more willing runners in behind the Stockport back line.