It's not been Chesterfield's day so far at Rotherham.

They have had more than 60% possession but nothing to show for it.

Front man Lee Bonis went down in the box hoping for a penalty but referee Seb Stockbridge saw it the other way and gave him a yellow card for his troubles.

We are nearing the 30 minutes of the opening half in this League Two fixture, which kicked off at 13:00 BST.

Stephen Clemence
Former Leicester midfielder on BBC Radio Leicester

We need to capitalise on some of our moments - Bobby De Cordova-Reid will be disappointed he hasn't scored.

I think the difficult moments have come in transition, the opportunities they've had have come from our own mistakes. They're a very fit and strong side, they can get up the pitch quickly, we must be aware of that.

Russell Martin will be pleased overall, I think.

Mark Halliwell
BBC Radio Gloucestershire summariser

Barnet do deserve to be in front.

There's been some difficult moments for Cheltenham defensively, but they stuck at it and they didn't concede again.

They've had chances, going forward Cheltenham definitely have a chance of doing something.

I'm not sure they've had the rub of the green with some of the referee's decisions, but that's how it goes sometimes.

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Bobby De Cordova-Reid has wasted the best chance of the game - scuffing an effort wide when free on the edge of the area for Leicester

Jayden Joseph and Sammy Braybrooke have both brought saves out of home goalkeeper Craig MacGillivray.

Lots of possession for the visitors but they lack a cutting edge.

MK Dons have tried to play on the counter but are struggling to build any momentum.

Captain George Honeyman has a late shot from distance well saved as Blackpool go into the break in a great position.

Plenty to work through for Peterborough boss Luke Williams, who will be wondering how his side find themselves two goals down.

The visitors made all of the running in the opening stages until the 19th minute, when first Jordan Williams and then Dion Charles scored their first goals for Blackpool in the space of two frantic minutes that turned this game on its head.

That will be all for the first half.

It was a fairly slow start to the game but things really warmed up as the half went on.

Onel Hernandez had a great chance to give Port Vale the lead just before the break but Crewe keeper Tom Booth produced a brilliant save.

We'll be back with you after the break!

We will have at least three minutes tacked onto the end of this first half.

Can we get a breakthrough for either side?

After a minute of added time the referee blows for the end of the first half.

The Bees go into the break ahead thanks to Charlie Lakin's strike after 11 minutes following a classy flowing team move.

As it stands, the Bees look on course to maintain their 100% start in the league this season, a big second half awaits.

Home goalkeeper Craig MacGillivray takes too long with his clearance so referee Tom Parsons awards Leicester a corner.

The vistiors waste it as they fail to beat the first defender.

This game is meandering somewhat towards the interval.

Alex Bass produces a stunning low save to his left to keep out a curling shot from Blackpool striker Dion Charles, then he was up quickly to get his body in the way of Josh Bowler's rebound.

Blackpool coming close to extending their lead, which would have been so harsh on the visitors, who have had nearly 60% possession and more efforts on goal than the hosts.

Best chance of the game so far.

Port Vale's Onel Hernandez drives into the area and fires a low strike at goal but Crewe keeper Tom Booth uses his feet to produce a brilliant save and keep it out.

Sammy Braybrooke is found in space on the edge of the area for Leicester but his shot is saved by Craig MacGillivray.

The home side were almost caught napping there.

Cheltenham midfielder Shaun McWilliams brings down Barnet goalscorer Charlie Lakin and goes into the referee's book.

Crewe winger Jordan Gibson lets fly with a powerful and impressive effort from range but it flies narrowly wide of Jackson Smith's post.

They are under way at the New York Stadium.

The hosts have had all the possession so far but no attempts on target for either side in the opening exchanges.

Crewe have a good chance for an opener as we still await the first goal in this game.

Reece Hutchinson picks up the ball on the left-hand side of the Vale area but his powerful effort was always rising.

Mark Halliwell
BBC Radio Gloucestershire summariser

Last few minutes it's been a bit better - Cheltenham have had a bit more possession.

We've had a lot of defending to do but we have asked questions going the other way.

Conor Chaplin cannot continue.

On comes Admir Bristric, who was one of seven changes Russell Martin made for Leicester today.

The 23-year-old from Bosnia is looking for his first goal in English football.

The visitors have responded well since going a goal down and come close to an equaliser after the half-hour mark.

The Robins break down the middle and Ryan Broom picks up possession as he approaches the area.

The right-winger sends a shot towards the bottom right-hand corner but it flies narrowly wide of the target.