Attacker Jack Diamond is coming on for the visitors, replacing defender Joe Olowu, so the Hatters will need a rejig.

He played more than 30 games on loan for the Imps earlier in his career so will be keen to make his mark in the final half-hour and change.

Brandon Cover goes into the book for Rotherham after catching Kyle Dempsey late.

Kyle Dempsey is instantly involved, squaring the ball for Mason Burstow. But he was stretching and couldn't guide his effort on target!

Stockport enjoying another spell of pressure, with crosses into the middle from the left and right, but the Imps defence does not want their clean-sheet streak to end and the Hatters have yet to trouble George Wickens in goal in the opening 55 minutes.

It's Chesterfield who turn to their bench first, with two changes in quick succession.

Janoi Donacien comes on at right-back for Sam Curtis - and he's followed a few minutes into the second half by another change on the opposite side of the pitch as Dylan Duffy replaces Tom Pearce.

We're back under way at the New York Stadium.

Two changes for Bolton at the break.

Johnny Kenny and Kyle Dempsey replace Ethan Erhahan and Ruben Rodrigues.

Couple of corners for Stockport, with Ollie Norwood whipping them in from the left.

There are 16 players in the six-yard box as it comes in but Sonny Bradley gets his head to it allowing the Imps to push up the field.

Salford are on the attack again at the start of the second half, with Jorge Grant teeing up an opening for Luke Garbutt.

Henry Gray's been a busy man in the Harrogate goal and he comes to his side's rescue again to ensure the scoresheet remains blank.

Corey Addai does well to come through a crowd at his near post to punch clear a Tom Hamer long throw from the left but the ball is nodded back into the mixer and somehow squeezes through everyone before being caught by the keeper on his line, moving to his left.

Could have gone anywhere, that.

If you're just joining us, for starters where have you been, but also you've missed some great entertainment in our lunchtime games!

We also saw a very bizarre moment when Notts County's Oliver Norburn received a second yellow card for throwing an opponent's boot away after it had come off in a tackle.

And it got us thinking - what is the strangest red card you have ever seen?

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Mark Stallard
Former Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

I don't know how the second half can live up to that, but I think it might do.

The second yellow for Ollie Norburn will be the talking point because of the absurdity of it, what a way to be sent off.

I think there's been an element of levelling up from the referee, certainly been some strange decisions.

We're back under way at the LNER Stadium, with the games at Harrogate, Notts County and Rotherham to follow over the next five minutes or so...

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League One

• Lincoln 1-0 Stockport
• Rotherham 2-0 Bolton

League Two

• Harrogate 0-0 Salford
• Notts County 2-2 Chesterfield

Cracking game, and it just goes to show how things can shift.

Bolton had a shot cleared off the line moments before Sam Nombe scored twice to put Rotherham in full control.

Steven Schumacher's side need to regroup, but they came from this position last week and are 11 games unbeaten. Do not rule them out.

Wow... that was some first half.

Chesterfield ahead twice, Notts County responding both times despite the sending-off of Ollie Norburn for throwing a boot off the field.

What on earth will the second 45 minutes bring?

Salford have had the better chances in this first half, but they're unable to break through so far.As it stands, Harrogate will climb off the foot of the table.

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

Unbelievable response from Notts.

They immediately go up the other end after going a goal behind just before half time, Matty Platt breaking his hoodoo follows up and pokes it in from less than a yard.

This is the best first half we've seen at Meadow Lane for some time.