The Blackpool fans are singing Jerry Yates' name as the 29-year-old striker replaces Dion Charles in a double switch on 64 minutes that also sees Leighton Clarkson replace Albie Morgan in midfield.

Yates returned to Bloomfield Road this week on a season-long loan from Luton Town after previously scoring 42 goals in 124 league appearances for the Tangerines between 2020 and 2023.

Peterborough made a double switch of their own on the hour mark, with Harrison Jones and Bolu Shofowoke coming on for Ben Woods and Owura Edwards.

We're well past the hour mark now and are still awaiting the first goal of this game.

Crewe just came close after an effort from range by Luke Offord, but the deflected strike was wide of the target.

A Leicester change.

Harry Howell, on loan from Brighton is on.

He replaces Wes Burns.

Rotherham go into the break with the advantage following Fabio Taveres' first goal for the club following his summer move from Burton Albion.

As it stands, the Millers will be leapfrogging Chesterfield in the League Two table, if they can hold on for their first win of the season.

Tommy Watson is the latest Leicester man to try his luck from distance.

Craig MacGillivray makes a comfortable save.

A double change for MK Dons.

Ryan Barnett and Callum Paterson are on.

Off come Gethin Jones and Aaron Collins.

Still no shot on target for the home side.

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Former Leicester midfielder on BBC Radio Leicester

I expect MK Dons to tire as the game goes on.

We've just got to make sure we don't make any more silly mistakes. There's a couple of times we've made errors, we have to learn from them.

Charlie Lakin has another chance to score for Barnet but this time misses the target as his shot flies over the bar.

Barnet keeper Matthew Cox went into the book moments ago for his role in delaying a restart.

Nothing is getting past Bailey Peacock-Farrell today.

Ethan Williams fires a low shot across goal from the left corner of the box and Peacock-Farrell dives to his left to stop it, then the loose ball bounces clear of the Peterborough bodies in the box.

Sammy Braybrooke is urged to shoot from distance by the visiting fans.

He takes up the invitation and Craig MacGillivray does well to beat it away.

Leicester are cranking up the pressure.

A lovely turn on the edge of the MK Dons area by Admir Bristric.

His shot is deflected over the bar.

This is better from Leicester - a bit more tempo in their play.

Barnet come so close to doubling their lead...

A corner comes into the area and is pushed away by the goalkeeper, but only as far as Jake Reeves who rattles the crossbar with his strike from the edge of the area.

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Tommy Watson gets beyond the last MK Dons defender and goes to ground.

Referee Tom Parsons is not interested in the appeals for a free kick on the edge of the area and play continues.

Luke Thomas then fouls his man at the other end and the Leicester defender is the first player to be cautioned in this game.

Port Vale call for a penalty but their appeals are waved away by the referee.

Rhys Walters looked to be bundled over inside the box but nothing is given.

No changes for either side at the break.

Leicester are now attacking the goal behind which are massed their 6,000 supporters.

MK Dons are yet to have a shot on target by the way.

Right we are back underway in the second halves of these early kick-offs in League One and League Two.

Plenty of action to come later at 15:00 BST but some big 45 minutes to come first in these matches.

We are back under way at Bloomfield Road.

No changes for either side.

Blackpool boss Ian Evatt will have been much the happier at the break, but his side were tested in that first half.

Will Luke Williams' team talk make an impact for a Peterborough side that had their chances?

Let's see...

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While we are at half-time in four of the early kick-offs, a quick reminder that there are no less than 16 games scheduled for 15:00 BST.

Bradford will try to make it three out of three in League One as they make the bank holiday weekend trek to Plymouth, while Sheffield Wednesday welcome newcomers to this level, Bromley.

While in League Two, two of the three sides without a point, Shrewsbury and Salford, face off at the Croud Meadow.