Jordan Clark's looping forward ball is a beauty, getting nodded along to his Luton team-mate at the net and the header that follows almost sneaks over the top of Stockport stopper Corey Addai - but not quite.

The keeper is alert to just tip it over the top before it caused him trouble he couldn't dig himself out of.

Nnamdi Ofoborh concedes a foul in the box and the ref points to the spot.

A big chance for MK Dons to get back into this

Sullay Kaikai cuts inside and bends an effort towards the top corner but it goes just wide of the far post.

Salford's Matt Young didn't look that bothered about that one in truth.

Tom Bloxham's flying effort is tricky for Bluebirds keeper Nathan Trott but he makes himself just big enough to get some fingertips on it.

It marks the visitor's first effort on goal and their fourth overall. Remember, they'd only mustered up one effort before the break...

Salford's Jorge Grant is booked for a naughty challenge on Cambridge goalscorer James Gibbons.

Sullay Kaikai hits a rasping effort from outside the box which is tipped over his own crossbar by Salford's Matt Young.

George Saville clears the Stockport corner at the back post but only out to Ollie Norwood, who thunders it at goal.

It's thwarted by a body in the crowded box for another corner but it's to no avail for the trailing visitors.

Still, the pressure is on for the hosts at the moment.

Let's see how MK Dons respond.

Paul Warne's side are 14 league games unbeaten in League Two but that record is under threat now.

Plenty of time left to go, though.

Karl Robinson responds to that goal with three attacking changes for the visitors.

Matt Butcher, Haji Mnoga and Cole Stockton are all off.

On in their places are Fabio Borini, Princewill Ehibhatiomhan and Daniel Udoh.

Borini could be the man to deliver the goods - he has three goals in his last three games.

Stockport are pushing for that equaliser.

They are haunting that Luton final third but they haven't been able to push through Luton's defence just yet. They do have themselves a corner though...

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

The atmosphere has picked up in the second half, as has the tempo of Cardiff's play.

A warning shot for the hosts, however, as Blackpool have their first chance of the day with Tom Bloxham firing wide.

This game might just be about to open up a bit.

Not the start to the second-half Stockport would have wanted.

Brad Hills has picked up an injury and Joseph Olowu has to come on to replace him.

No changes at the break.

We've only had one with that enforced change in the first half for the hosts when Connor Lemonheigh-Evans came off injured and Aaron Collins coming on.

The ref has had a fairly quiet game too so far with Idris Kanu and Romoney Crichlow-Noble the only two players going in the book.

Blackpool's Tom Bloxham falls to ground in the box after a pull on the arm by Dylan Lawlor but the referee wants nothing to do with it.

Right call. The Cardiff fans would have been up in arms if something that soft was given.

Cardiff start brightly as Cian Ashford slices a fantastic cross into the box, catching a Blackpool defender to win a corner.

The corner, however, results in nothing and while the crowd are trying to gee up their team as much as possible, it's just not happening for the Bluebirds so far today.

Even Ryan Wintle's flashy strike from distance seems too much for the Blackpool keeper but ends up just flying past the wrong side of the post.

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No changes for either side at the break.

Salford get us back under way in the Cambridgeshire sunshine.

They say no two halves are ever the same in football. Let's hope that is the case in this one.