Cambridge close to striking on the break!

After Salford's Matt Butcher sees his left-footed strike from distance blocked, Cambridge launch a counter-attack.

Ben Knight times his pass perfectly, and Sullay Kaikai is in, but his shot is well blocked and lands safely into the gloves of Matt Young.

Best opportunity of the match by some distance so far.

It has been comfortable for MK Dons in terms of fending off Barnet who have offered little going forward.

We have a break in play as Connor Lemonheigh-Evans is down receiving treatment, but he looks ok and we're back under way.

This game needs a spark!

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

He cut inside as he has done many times in his short career, but this time Emilio Lawrence has put Luton Town in front with a really excellent strike.

He curled it, the moment he hit it he knew it was going to nestle into the far corner.

Tom Bloxham pounces to intercept a forward pass and makes the move, drawing a free-kick from Joel Bagan, much to the Bluebird left-back's dismay.

It gives the visitors a chance but it's wasted as Oliver Casey is too eager and meanders offside.

Meanwhile Cardiff's manoeuvres up the other end look seamless but, as has been the case today, the final product is lacking as the ball is volleyed wide.

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

The first 10 minutes saw Luton more expressive, more on top.

Now it's fits and starts at the moment, it's actually quite cagey now in glorious spring sunshine at Kenilworth Road.

The main threat for both sides so far has come from corners.

A Cambridge corner from the right is again whipped in by James Brophy and Mamadou Jobe gets a firm header to it but the ball is plucked out the air by Salford keeper Matt Young.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

It's getting just a little bit edgy at Cardiff City Stadium.

After a decent start, the home side have become a bit disjointed, and their hesitance in front of goal has irked their fans.

Blackpool are doing an effective job of breaking the game up for the time being.

Salford's Haji Mnoga picks up his 11th booking of the season for a late lunge on James Brophy.

Fair to say the travelling Ammies fans didn't agree with that decision.

It's not been the liveliest of games so far, other than the goal. Neither keeper has had a save to make.

Barnet looking reliant on the long throw on a couple of occasions but nothing coming to fruition yet.

Stockport struggle to get out their half and while they are able to swarm Jordan Clark to cut out his driving run, they let the loose ball fall to Kasey Palmer.

The Jamaica international gets into position and lets loose, watching it bend just that little too wide of goal but not by much.

It wouldn't have been a surprise to see that go in as he's in good goalscoring form of late with three in his last three matches.

Good noise from the Salford fans who locate the side of the pitch at the Abbey Stadium this afternoon.

On the pitch, not a lot is happening. United's James Brophy, starting on the left today, has just been called up for offside.

Rushian Hepburn-Murphy has been quiet so far but he does well to beat his man and get a cross in, but this time Cieran Slicker shows good hands to catch it.

Cardiff are still in the driving seat over in the Welsh capital but Blackpool are showing signs they can pierce through to provide some goal threat.

Josh Bowler has already put Bluebirds keeper Nathan Trott to work and now CJ Hamilton is showing his fierce footwork to slice a ball through to the box.

It's cut out by a man in blue though to end the attack.

The game has slowed down a little since Jon Mellish's goal to give MK Dons the lead.

Barnet are trying to get a foothold but MK Dons are happy to just knock it it around.

In some glorious Cambridgeshire sunshine, Salford look to get the ball down and play, but United are closing all the gaps as Neil Harris' men look an extremely well-oiled machine.

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

Luton have been in great form from set pieces recently.

A corner and a free-kick providing goals against Exeter on Tuesday night.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Not many teams play with two out-and-out strikers these days, but Blackpool are one such side with the physically imposing pair of Ashley Fletcher and Tom Bloxham.

Fletcher scored twice and Bloxham got the other when Blackpool beat Cardiff 3-1 in the reverse fixture in November.

They both start again today, but their team are having to defend so far as Cardiff have made a confident start.

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

Good approach play from Luton, albeit not having the finishing touch they would have hoped for.

Good early chance for Luton, good start from Jack Wilshere's side.

What a chance!

Jake Richards drives up the field and passes to Kasey Palmer on his right. The Hull City loanee sends in a glorious cross to Jordan Clark, who is all alone in the middle of the box and you can just taste a goal.

But in the end, their delicious move turns sour as Clark gets it all wrong and mishits it wildly wide.