Luton are oozing confidence and Bradford look shell-shocked.

Josh Neufville is robbed by Jordan Clark on the left of the box and Clark tries another corner which is glanced over the bar by Matt Pennington.

The corner breaks to Teden Mengi who can only drag wide of the far post.

We'll have FOUR added minutes at the end of the half. City just want it to end.

Jake Caprice puts in a low cross for Oldham which finds Tom Pett, but he miscues his effort as we head towards the break.

Mark Bower
Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

City need half-time now.

Luton counter press really well.

Josh Neufville, back in his home town, facing a side he was with as a youngster, has his name taken by Richard Eley after a rather wild late challenge on Gideon Kodua in full flight on the Hatters left.

Not a happy return home for Neufville so far.

A big chance comes Josh March's way for Crewe, but he's denied brilliantly by Theo Vassell.

The visitors are pressing for that opener as we approach half-time.

Burton Albion's Tyrese Shade looks to get half a yard inside the penalty area but his right footed shot is well blocked and goes out for a corner - which comes to nothing.

Moments later, JJ McKiernan's low ball into the middle evades everyone and the ball is just hoofed away before Port Vale's George Hall is booked for kicking the ball away after conceding a free-kick.

This one could end any score.

Mark Bower
Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

On the balance of play Luton have probably edged it.

He gets free on the edge of the box on his left foot and slaps it.

That is a bad time to concede just over five minutes from half-time.

Is it ever not a bad time to concede?!

Terence Vancooten is booked for hauling down the dangerous Ben Waine.

Vancooten becomes the second Burton Albion defender to receive a yellow card in the first half.

Michael Olakigbe's puts in a cross looking for Ollie Palmer, but it's just over him and Manny Monthe wins possesion back for Oldham.

So close.

Jordan Clark is picked out on the left of the box by Jake Richards's fine first-time pass and the skipper whips a wonderful angled curler in which flies past Sam Walker but comes back off the face of the crossbar.

The best moment of the half by some distance.

Yet another chance for Burton Albion.

Jake Beesley is so far having a field day and this time gets beyond the Vale defence to the byline.

His cut back finds JJ McKiernan but just 10 yards out on his left foot hits a bobbling effort straight at Joe Gauci.

Huge opportunity goes begging.

Jordan Clark's inswinging corner from the Luton left is caught cleanly by Sam Walker who immediately sends his side away on the break, though their pressure is ended when Kasey Palmer pinches possession and Jenson Metcalfe brings him down. No yellow card this time, though.

Chance for Burton to equalise again straight away!

A deep cross is headed back towards goal by JJ McKiernan but Vale defender Connor Hall is well positioned to save the day in front of his own goal line.

What a first half it has been at Vale Park.

Tyreik Wright picks up possession in the left corner and manages to slalom his way between two tight markers and bustle into the box before opening up his body to get away an angled right-footed shot which is blocked by the chest of teammate Kayden Jackson in the goalmouth.

Would have been some solo goal, that.

Josh Keeley's attempted clearance from a Luton backpass is sliced into the heavens and spends a full seven seconds in the air, spinning back on the wind and bouncing behind for a Bantams corner.

The corner is clipped straight to Tyreik Wright at the near-post but his first-time effort from 13 yards is always a yard or so outside Keeley's right-hand post.

Joe Johnson has a crack with his trusty-left foot, whipping the free-kick over the wall, but also over the angle of Sam Walker's post and bar by a good couple of feet.

Jamie Raynor
BBC Radio Leeds' Bradford City commentator

A rugby tackle from behind, that is something you might see in the Six Nations!

No doubt that is a yellow card.

Curtis Tilt has his pocket picked on halfway by Luton's Shayden Morris and in his attempts to atone for the error barges the Bantams man over from behind 25 yards out.

Nailed-on yellow card from Richard Eley, that.

Promising position for the Hatters.