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Luton are suddenly racking up the chances.

Moments after Nahki Wells sent a header over the bar, Joe Johnson rifles a shot just wide.

Iwan Morgan has been heavily involved today, this time as a supplier as his pass finds Trey Ogunsuyi.

The Shrewsbury forward lets fly from the edge of the box, but it clears the bar.

A corner then falls for defender Luca Hoole, but goalkeeper Henry Gray makes the block.

Josh Watton
BBC Radio Manchester commentator

Out of nowhere Stockport have retaken the lead.

A little bit of fortune, but a result from really good play leading to the corner.

Josh Stokes has been awarded the goal at Edgley Park.

It was probably Rotherham on top there, but it is a goalkeeping error, a silly goal to concede.

Toni McHamilton
Former Lincoln City Women Captain on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Wells got right between the two defenders - Should hit the target from there!

You can see the disappointment on his face. It's another let off for Lincoln City.

Nahki Wells was the one to level things up just before the break, and he has just threatened to edge Luton ahead for the first time today.

He meets a cross from Cohen Bramall, but sends his header over the bar.

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

Absolutely superb quality again from Norwood, but they are trying to starve him of possession, Rotherham are cutting the supply to him this second half.

Joseph Olowu comes to close to making up for his unfortunate own-goal as he flashes a header wide of the Millers goal from another dangerous Ollie Norwood set-piece.

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

They were so confident in the way they were expressing themselves before that freak goal, but there seems to be a little anxiety from Stockport this second half.

Goals change games, and that Rotherham equaliser has done exactly that.

Jayden Wareham has put Exeter City ahead from the penalty spot against Stevenage after Reece Cole was brought down Taye Ashby-Hammond.

Will Exeter go on and secure all three points? It will be a soothing balm if they do after getting thrashed 10-1 by Premier League giants Manchester City in the FA Cup a week ago.

Harrogate's task has just got a little harder as midfielder Jack Evans is sent off for picking up a second yellow card.

Would both managers take this result?

You imagine defeat to a fellow struggler would be hugely damaging to morale for either side so perhaps a draw wouldn't be so unpalatable?

Shrewsbury haven't tasted victory since 15 November, while three points are an even more distant memory for Harrogate fans.

They last celebrated a win in late September, a week after beating Shrewsbury.

The Millers are first to show after the turnaround as Shaun McWilliams fires in a snapshot from the edge of the box but Hatters keeper Ben Hinchliffe does well to tip it around the post.

Nearly a carbon copy of Swindon's first goal as Joel McGregor meets Will Wright's inswinging corner, but this time his header flashes into the side-netting.

Luke Garbutt almost turned into his own net moments before as Joe Snowdown's cross looked destined for the lurking Aaron Drinan, only for Garbutt's slice to loop over his own bar in the goalmouth.

There was a first-half stoppage that has this game running a little behind the rest.

They have just got back up and running at Kenilworth Road.

Ryan Graydon might have had his first Ammies goal just before the interval after keeper Connor Ripley missed the ball outside his area, only for the Salford man to miss the unguarded target from distance.

Can he find a debut goal in the second half, or will Swindon continue to grow into the contest?

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27 goals in the opening 45 minutes of our 20 afternoon games, but we're not stopping there...

Strap in for the guaranteed drama of the second halves.

We're getting under way in most of our games now, with a few games to return in a few minutes...

Toni McHamilton
Former Lincoln City Women Captain on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

When they pulled one back you saw the momentum shift Luton's way.

They've taken their chances and made the Imps look poor in those moments.

We're set for an interesting second half.

• David McGoldrick's first league goal since August has Barnsley 1-0 up against Blackpool, while Dom Ballard's goal is the difference as Leyton Orient lead Reading by the same score.
• Aribim Pepple's finish has Plymouth leading Peterborough.
• Strugglers Burton and Huddersfield are locked at 1-1, as are Northampton and Wycombe.
• We are yet to get a goal in games at AFC Wimbledon, Mansfield and Exeter.

Aaron Collins' stoppage-time goal has put fifth-placed MK Dons 2-0 up at Accrington, while Cambridge, in fifth, also lead, 1-0 at Fleetwood.

Josh March has restored play-off chasing Crewe’s two-goal cushion at home to Barrow as they lead 3-1 at the break.

Joe Garner has pulled Oldham level with Cheltenham right on the break, and struggling Newport have been pegged back to 1-1 at Gillingham.

While we are scoreless at Crawley, Grimsby and Bristol Rovers.