The visitors get in behind again but a low cross is kept away from danger by Rovers keeper Luke Southwood.

Swindon have had 11 shots in the second half alone, and despite conceding three times, Southwood has been the home side's best player today.

The hosts make more changes with just over ten minutes remaining.

Alfie May and Leo Castledine come off for Bojan Radulovic and Ben Wiles.

Some home fans boo and jeer that decision.

After the award of that penalty, Colchester boss Danny Cowley receives a yellow card for protesting with the referee.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

Both teams are pressing now, and the midfield battle is full-blooded.

You wouldn't say this game is too easy on the eye, but both teams feel as if they could win it.

Any slip in possession and there could be a goal.

Penalty to Salford. Rob Hunt pulls down his man inside the box - a clear foul.

Fabio Borini to take for the Ammies.

Huddersfield ring the changes as we enter the final 20 minutes of this game.

Ryan Ledson and Lynden Gooch come off as David Kasumu and Lasse Sorensen enter the field.

The red card has not affected Swindon Town.

Ollie Clarke thinks he's scored his second but a terrific last-ditch block denies him before Gavin Kilkenny's drive from range is well tipped around his post by Rovers keeper Luke Southwood.

Not a goal - but it is a shot on target for Wimbledon, three quarters of the way through this game.

Omar Bugiel, who's just come on along with midfielder Jake Reeves in a double switch by Johnnie Jackson, is the man who registers that achievement.

It's 30 yards out and all along the ground for Liam Roberts to gather in the Mansfield goal, but it was on target!

Reece Brown
Former Huddersfield Town midfielder on BBC Radio Manchester

That was great strike from Raphael! It is unfortunate it hasn't found its way into the back of the net and instead it has hit the cross bar.

You can hear the boos from the Huddersfield fans and it is just adding more pressure - it shouldn't be too long until we see another Wigan goal.

A huge chance for Wigan who are continuing to build on their momentum.

Goalscorer Raphael Borges Rodrigues rattles the crossbar with a curling effort.

Marcus Browne is the first Dons player to have his name noted by referee Elliot Bell this afternoon, following an untidy lunge on Nathan Moriah-Welsh.

Two Mansfield players were booked in the first half, so they lead 2-1 in that respect. In the sense of the scoreline... it's as you were.

Well this game takes another twist! It's 10 v 10 now!

Aaron Drinan is played through down the left channel and appears to be pulled back inside the box by Alfie Kilgour, appealing for penalty.

The referee disagrees, however, and Drinan receives a second yellow card and therefore a red for simulation.

Controversy here!

An absolute mess at the back for the hosts and Swindon's Ollie Palmer has the chance to make it four but he passes his effort from inside the area rather wastefully straight at Rovers keeper Luke Southwood.

Reece Brown
Former Huddersfield Town midfielder on BBC Radio Manchester

Ryan Lowe wasn't happy with that first half, you could see at the end of the half in the dugout.

He has changed something as they look completely different and a threat.

I think Abraham might have found us a halt-time sacking, only thing is Gus Poyet found out at half-time of a game he was covering for the BBC that he had been relieved of his duties by Brighton back in 2013.

Triple change for Bristol Rovers at half-time.

Jack Sparkes, Taylor Moore and Callum Morton are on for Shaq Forde, Ruel Sotiriou and Fabrizio Cavegn.

Heart in mouth time for Frazer Blake-Tracy!

The Mansfield man cuts out Steve Seddon's cross into the box and prods it beyond his own goalkeeper... but to his enormous relief, the ball rolls narrowly wide of the post.

No own goal... and still no goals at all.