Postpublished at 13:06 GMT 28 February

13:06 GMT 28 February

Swindon 0-0 Bristol Rovers

We have a stoppage as assistant referee Emily Carney has an injury that needs looking at. Looks like a calf or Achilles problem but after a bit of treatment she is carrying on for now...

Oh what a glorious opportunity for MK Dons.

Jack Sanders plays a defence splitting pass, one that rarely happens to Cambridge United, and Rushian Hepburn-Murphy is in on goal.

However, Hepburn-Murphy slides his effort wide of the goal, one-on-one with United keeper Jake Eastwood.

Hepburn-Murphy is claiming Eastwood got a toe to it but not too much on the replay to suggest that he did. It should be 1-0.

Good work from Leyton Orient's Dom Ballard sees his cross met by the diving Ollie O'Neill but he fails to get enough on his header to trouble Owen Goodman.

The home side will be pleased to have got level so quickly in this game.

Swindon nearly score direct from a corner! Jake Batty's inswinging delivery is a real tester and Brad Young just about tips it over. The keeper then has to make another good save from the following ball in.

Swindon dialling up the pressure...

That goal has Walsall up to eighth in the very early as-it-stands table by the way. Out of the top seven on goal difference alone at the moment.

A bit of 'head tennis' in midfield sums up the first half hour quite well.

Two sides that are certainly cancelling each other out at the moment.

James Dornelly gets free down the right for Peterborough.

When his cross is cleared to the edge of the area, Brandon Khela smacks a rising shot over the bar.

It's pretty open but we await our first goal.

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Alex Bass beats out a second effort from Northampton's Jake Evans.

The rebound deflects off the onrushing Tom Eaves and goes behind for a goal kick.

Evans does look a real threat.

Peter Walton
Former Premier League referee on BBC Radio Northampton

The high octane start has tempered down a little bit.

Northampton have just got to be a little bit careful that they don't go completely gung ho and leave room in behind for Peterborough to exploit.

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Would you be surprised to hear that a goalkeeper had an injury at the midway point of the half and needed some treatment while everyone else had a little briefing on the sidelines?

Shrews keeper Matthew Cox is fit to continue.

After an edgy start, Peterborough are seeing plenty of the ball now and dominating possession.

Northampton are happy to try to hit on the break and are playing quite direct.

MK Dons' Curtis Nelson launches in a long throw from the right and the ball drops invitingly to Ben Wiles on the volley but his effort curls just wide of the post.

So close to breaking the deadlock here.

Ian Holloway and Steve Evans are both out of their seats and berating somebody. A tough day ahead for the fourth official as the aforementioned sun turns into rain.

A strong challenge from MK Dons defender Marvin Ekpiteta stops James Brophy in his tracks but enables Cambridge's James Gibbons to launch in a long throw.

From it, the ball drops to Dominic Ball on the volley 25 yards out but Ball doesn't catch his effort well and it goes out for a goal kick to MK Dons.

Junior Hoilett has 16 Premier League goals to his name and he fancies one in League Two, too. The Swindon man fires in a shot from 25 yards which takes a hefty deflection and flies wide.

Swindon on top.

Lee Burge is brought into the action for the first time.

The Northampton goalkeeper is starting his first league game since September and he has to get down to make a block at his near post from Carl Johnston.

MK Dons have started this match on the front foot and are trying to get the ball up the pitch as quickly as possible.

Ben Wiles and Alex Gilbey have been heavily involved so far but haven't quite produced in the final third just yet.

After a shaky start Walsall are seeing more of the ball now. They are yet to muster anything which you would call a chance though. They need to get Daniel Kanu on the ball.