Right as we get underway in this game we have a couple of points to mark.

Wigan have made a switch at half-time, Dara Costelloe has come on for Luke Robinson.

And Huddersfield's Lynden Gooch was shown a yellow card one minute into the second half.

What an effort from Luke Garbutt! A sensational free-kick with his left foot which beats Matt Macey in the Colchester goal but hits the post and goes out for a goal kick.

Salford could not have gone closer to retaking the lead.

Mansfield boss Nigel Clough has rejigged his line-up at the interval, with Stephen McLaughlin on in place of Baily Cargill, who was booked during the first half.

No changes for Wimbledon as yet, but they'll surely have to turn to the bench if the creative well remains dry.

No changes for either side at the break.

Salford are awarded a free-kick around 25 yards from the Colchester goal. Opportunity this.

We are starting to get back under way in the second half our four lunchtime matches across League One and League Two.

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Alistair Durden
BBC Radio Bristol commentator

There were boos all around from the home fans as the referee blew for half-time.

Darrell Clarke needs the team talk of all team talks in his managerial career to save this one, there really hasn't been anything for Bristol Rovers.

There has been fragility at the back, and little creativity in attack, leading to very little chance of a goal.

Reece Brown
Former Huddersfield Town midfielder on BBC Radio Manchester

I don't think Huddersfield Town played brilliantly, but a game of football is just a game and you have to win and get three points - that is what Huddersfield are doing.

They will go in at the end of the half feeling pretty stress free. I don't think Ryan Lowe will be happy with Wigan at all, and a lot is going to have to change in this second half for them to go and win this game.

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This feels like the day when things really bubble over at Bristol Rovers.

Disgruntled fans unfurled a banner in the South Stand at The Mem reading Speak Up or Sell Up - the name of the protest group set up in opposition to the Kuwaiti owners, the AlSaeed family.

Gas fans are frustrated about the lack of communication from the owners of late and the steady decline of the team under their two years of ownership... a decline which seems to be gathering pace in recent weeks, and in the first half this afternoon.

There is a mutinous air in the stands this afternoon too, and it's not all based on Darrell Clarke's team and their current losing streak, which looks likely to reach 10 games this afternoon for the first time in club history.

Good question, Chloe. Off the top of my head I can recall Tottenham deciding to part ways with Martin Jol at half-time of a UEFA Cup home game in 2007.

Get in touch with any more memories of infamous managerial exits?

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More boos ring out at half-time with the home side three goals and a man down at the break.

This West Country derby has been all about Swindon Town so far and the visitors broke the deadlock just after the quarter of an hour mark through Joe Snowdon's excellent fizzing drive from well outside the box.

Ollie Clarke then doubled the advantage when his near post flick on found the far corner before Aaron Drinan expertly found the back of the net with a curling effort into the top corner.

Rovers' first-half misery was then compounded when Barnsley loanee Kacper Lopata was shown a straight red card for a dangerous lunge, leaving the referee with little option.

Rovers boss Darrell Clarke has a massive team talk on his hands now.

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Referee Darren Drysdale blows his whistle to end the first half.

Huddersfield go into the break ahead thanks to Murray Wallace's header just after the half hour mark.

It's been lively enough, but there's a distinct lack of quality when the ball gets into the vicinity of either penalty area.

Marcus Browne might have done better with Nathan Asiimwe's cross just before the break, but Wimbledon are yet to register a shot on target.

Mansfield have managed one - which came in the opening minute, when Lucas Akins was denied by Nathan Bishop.

We need a goal or two in the second half!

Half-time and we are all-square at Salford following an even first period.

Ammies striker Kadeem Harris cancelled out Harry Anderson's early opener for Colchester in a frantic first 11 minutes.

The match has settled down since then and Harris has gone close to grabbing a second of the game as the two sides have played some good stuff following positive results in recent weeks.

Good game this.

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Former Man United teammates Steve Bruce and Paul Scholes are enjoying the first half of this one...

We are into five minutes of additional time at the end of the first half.

Not sure if Bristol Rovers will want them or not.