Lee Mansell
Former Bristol Rovers midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

The game hasn't really settled down yet and Swindon have had the majority of controlled possession in this game.

Even with the Swindon possession you wouldn't say Swindon have been able to really test the Bristol goal yet.

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Not happy times at The Mem, with Rovers coming into this game off the back of a club record nine straight league defeats... but what do you think needs to change, Gas fans?

Easy to see that both these teams are low on confidence - the ball is being given away an awful lot, although the tempo's been high so far.

Half-chance for Wimbledon's Nathan Asiimwe, who cut inside his man but fired well over on his left foot, while Will Evans had a pop from distance at the other end and scuffed the finish wide.

There is a great atmosphere inside The Memorial Stadium and in the opening stages the home side get their foot on the ball to try and calm the nerves following a club record nine defeats in a row before today.

Tom Lockyer looks to play the ball down the line for the hosts but his pass is well over hit and goes out for a goal-kick.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

The referee is already getting it from the fans here, and it will cary on if he keeps booking players like this.

The Huddersfield fans are booing as they don't think it was a yellow, and the Wigan fans think Murray Wallace should be off the pitch.

What a messy start to the game!

Big, big chance for Mansfield very early on.

Louis Reed intercepts a stray Wimbledon ball and slips in Lucas Akins, but Nathan Bishop stands his ground and denies the striker in a one on one.

Will the Dons make their visitors regret that miss?

An early booking for the hosts as Huddersfield defender Murray Wallace is shown a yellow card for a poor challenge.

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The teams are heading out of the tunnel in our four early games... kick-off is fast approaching.

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Here is the team news for this early kick off between eighth place Huddersfield and Wigan who currently sit 11th in League One.

Huddersfield make four changes as the Terriers deal with both illness and suspension ahead of this game.

Wigan make three changes in total as Christian Saydee, Luke Robinson and Jensen Weir come in.

We are building up to kick-off, not long to go now!

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AFC Wimbledon boss Johnnie Jackson has made four changes to the side defeated at Exeter in midweek, with captain Ryan Johnson among those to return.

Callum Maycock, Ryan Hippolyte and Isaac Ogundere also take their places in the starting line-up, with Patrick Bauer, Riley Harbottle, Jake Reeves and Omar Bugiel all reverting to the bench.

Mansfield have been forced to reshuffle their front line, with Ryan Oates suspended after his red card against Bolton.

Nathan Moriah-Welsh comes into the Stags’ side, while Aaron Lewis also drops to the bench with Ryan Sweeney coming in at the back.

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Bristol Rovers boss Darrell Clarke unsurprisingly makes four changes from the side that lost at Barnet 4-0 on Tuesday.

Captain Alfie Kilgour returns and he is joined in the starting line-up by Shaq Forde, Ruel Sotiriou and Alfie Chang who also return.

Swindon manager Ian Holloway meanwhile makes two alterations from the side which lost to Cheltenham in midweek.

James Ball and Ollie Palmer are restored and come in for Joel McGregor and Billy Bodin.

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Salford boss Karl Robinson makes one alteration from the side that drew with Fleetwood in midweek.

Cole Stockton is back and leads the line, replacing Kelly Nmai who is suspended.

Colchester gaffer Danny Cowley makes just a single change to the starting 11 that drew against Gillingham in their last League Two outing.

Rob Hunt comes in to replace Kyreece Lisbie, who drops to the bench.

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Unfortunately due to rights restrictions we are unable to provide you with live radio commentary of today's games, though if you live in the local area you'll be able to receive commentary of all the goings on at your local club direct from your local BBC Radio station.

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Don’t waste your time consulting the form book for a steer on which way this might go… because neither AFC Wimbledon nor Mansfield can claim to be in any sort of form right now.

The Dons have tumbled out of the top six after taking just a single point from their past five games, while Mansfield – eyeing the play-off spots themselves after a five-match unbeaten run at the end of October – have slipped to 16th.

Nigel Clough’s side have lost four games in a row, failing to score in the past two of those against Cardiff and Bolton, although the FA Cup provided some relief as the Stags saw off Accrington on penalties to advance to a third-round tie at Sheffield United.

It’s a similar story for Wimbledon, whose winless sequence in recent weeks includes a 5-0 hammering at the hands of struggling Peterborough.

Again, though, the south Londoners found some solace in cup football, stunning Cardiff with a 5-1 victory in the EFL Trophy, centred around a four-goal salvo from Aron Sasu.

So the message seems a clear one for both teams – treat this as a cup tie and you might just get your season back on track!

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Wigan Athletic head to Huddersfield Town in an early League One kick-off.

The Terriers come into this game higher in the table, currently eighth but they have struggled for form in recent weeks.

They have two losses and two draws in their past four games while the Latics only have five losses all season and have won two of their past three matches.

Huddersfield have lost four of their past five league games against Wigan, but one sole victory came in their last home match – a 1-0 win in December last year.

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Ian Holloway returns to Bristol Rovers for the first time as a manager with another club since leaving The Gas almost 25 years ago.

His Swindon side will be aiming to heap more misery on his old club, who are currently on a dismal run of nine league defeats in a row - a new club record.

The Robins go into today's West Country derby in the promotion places and have won both of their previous two visits to the Memorial Stadium, looking to win three on the bounce for the first time in exactly 100 years.

The Gas have dropped to 22nd place and are now just one point above the relegation zone, following their drop from the third-tier last season, and have conceded 35 goals already this campaign - a joint-high in League Two.

Will form continue today or can Rovers seek some salvation on derby day?

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Entertainers Salford City take on Colchester United this lunchtime in League Two having scored eight goals in their past two home games.

The 4-0 win in the FA Cup second round against League One Leyton Orient has breathed new life into Karl Robinson's men, who sit just inside the play-off places ahead of today's action.

They face a Colchester side who are going well themselves, picking up 10 points from the previous 12 on offer.

The U's have been good on the road of late too, winning three of their past four, their best run away from home since February 2023.