More Leicester probing but again there is no end product as Wes Burns miscues a cross.

Conor Chaplin is in trouble after that earlier knock and needs some treatment.

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Ethan Williams should have scored for Peterborough.

He found space in the Blackpool penalty area and was expertly found by a great cross from the right from Owura Edwards but he was unable to trouble Bailey Peacock-Farrell with his mistimed shot.

Harry Souttar throws himself at a Leicester corner - his header is goalbound but is blocked.

The Australian defender is reportedly a potential transfer target for Wrexham (who isn't?) but he showed plenty of commitment in getting to that cross.

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That's just why Blackpool moved to bring in Northern Ireland international Dion Charles on a season-long loan from Huddersfield Town.

He has been a clinical goalscorer over the years at this level and has proved he can smell out an opening.

Charles was in the right place at the right time for Blackpool, who had struggled to get a foothold in the game in the opening stages.

Stephen Clemence
Former Leicester midfielder on BBC Radio Leicester

Great combination play down the right-hand side.

It was really positive play in a tight area and we forced a great save by the keeper.

We've seen signs of this all game so far, but we have to capitalise on one of these opportunities soon.

Port Vale have had the majority of the ball so far and more shots after 25 minutes.

The visitors have just managed to have their first effort on goal though as Jordan Gabriel fires a shot that goes wide of the target.

Craig MacGillivray is called into action in the MK Dons goal.

Some neat build-up from Leicester leads to a stinging shot from Jayden Joseph which is tipped wide by MacGillivray.

Leicester are dominating possession with 68% of the ball so far but have just that chance for Bobby De Cordova-Reid to show for their efforts.

MK Dons are playing like an away side on the counter and they almost profit as Aaron Collins is sent away down the right but goalkeeper Jakub Stolarczyk is able to collect the cross.

Toby Lock
MK Citizen sports editor on BBC Three Counties Radio

It's not been a belter so far.

I think both sides are showing intent to get forward and get at each other, but the defences are on top at the moment.

Josh Bowler gets an instinctive shot on target with a swinging left boot from the edge of the penalty area but it's a comfortable low save for Peterborough goalkeeper Alex Bass.

The hosts are slowly starting to get back into this one following a difficult start for them on a damp lunchtime at Bloomfield Road.

Ian Evatt's side will be hoping to improve on their 40% possession.

We are just under 15 minutes away from kick-off at AESSEAL New York Stadium where there are three changes for Alex Bruce's 17th-placed Rotherham United as they search for a first win of the League Two season, with Kieran Ngwenya, Emanuel Adegboyega and Tom Bradshaw in for Lenny Agbaire, Ossama Ashley and Paul Mullin.

Chesterfield manager Paul Cook, meanwhile, has named an unchanged XI to face the Millers, with his side in 16th following their first victory of the campaign at Salford City last time out.

Leicester's Conor Chaplin takes a heavy blow from Ben Wiles as he clears the ball away.

The former Ipswich man hobbles around a bit but seems fine to continue.

No punishment for Wiles from referee Tom Parsons.

This is a decent game.

Gethin Jones gets space down the right for MK Dons and Luke Thomas comes up with a vital interception to prevent the cross reaching Sam Nombe or Aaron Collins who were waiting to apply the finish.

Mark Halliwell
BBC Radio Gloucestershire summariser

As soon as the ball was turned over you could see Cheltenham were in trouble.

Charlie Lakin had all the time to take a touch and put a good finish into the bottom corner.

Huge chance.

Bobby De Cordova-Reid is left in space beyond the MK Dons defence but hooks his effort wide.

The home side were looking for an offside flag that never came.

It should be 1-0 to Leicester.

Blackpool keeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell is forced to make four quickfire saves in the opening four minutes.

Harry Leonard had the best chance for the visitors but the Seasiders stopper was on hand to claw away his effort from point-blank range.

Brandon Khela then fires straight at the Blackpool keeper from six yards out, but his blushes are saved by the referee's assistant and his offside flag.