The Trotters pressure continues as Ethan Erhahon pulls a cross back for Amario Cozier-Duberry but his effort is bobbled past Ross Fitzsimons upright.

MK Dons' Aaron Nemane was the victim of a challenge worthy of a yellow card earlier but now he's the recipient of a booking.

He brings down Ronan Darcy but the position of the free-kick is much further out than the one Nemane earnt his team and doesn't do much to start an attack for Chesterfield.

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A change inside the opening half-hour... but not on the pitch.

One of the assistant referees appears to have picked up an injury on this Baltic day in Lincolnshire and will swap places with the fourth official.

We've had an announcement over the PA for any qualified officials in the crowd to make themselves known. That's always fun.

Expect plenty of added time at the end of this first half.

Good spell from the hosts who win a flurry of corners, but the Cobblers defence stands firm for now.

Crawley look to break with pace but Ben Stevenson puts in an inch-perfect tackle on Harry McKirdy to win back possession.

The latest news of a postponement comes from Stevenage. Their League One match against Leyton Orient is off.

Chesterfield keeper Zach Hemming's heart skips a beat as he fails to catch the ball on first attempt and sees it bouncing off his body into the middle of the box.

It looks ready to be pounced on but luckily for Hemming, no one is around to do so and he's able to scramble off his line and smother it before it finds a MK Dons foot.

About as much excitement as we've had in front of goal to be honest...

Jimmy Walker
Former Lincoln City goalkeeping coach on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

You would probably say that their play deserves it, Lincoln have had their chances, Michael Skubala will be really frustrated with that.

We gave the ball away as we were working towards the Peterborough goal but that error led to us being hit on the transition, very frustrating.

You could say that we look a bit leggy, but I think it's actually the way Peterborough are playing, they're overloading us in the wide areas and pulling us around.

Posh continue to boss things and Declan Frith wins a free-kick in a dangerous area on the left of the box after a tussle with Ryley Towler, but Brandon Khela's free-kick fails to beat the first man.

The Trotters have the ball in the net from a corner, Mason Burstow with a diving header at the far post, but the whistle had gone for an infringement in the mixer.

Kevin Nolan's side remain level.

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Jimmy Walker
Former Lincoln City goalkeeping coach on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

I think Peterborough have started great, they're pulling us all over the place.

It's dangerous times at the minute, they've started really well.

Tobi Adeyemo has his first sight of goal for Crawley but his effort is wayward.

Neither keeper has been tested in this scrappy affair so far.

Dons keeper Craig MacGillivray is demonstrating some fine gymnastics skills here as he jumps up to deny James Berry's long distance free-kick.

But the swooping shot isn't going to cause any trouble and MacGillivray bows out with a forward roll before he gives away a corner with a touch.

Lincoln's first real chance of the game.

Freddie Draper bustles clear after a Rob Street flick-on from a long ball forward but his angled effort under pressure from Thomas O'Connor is tame and straight at Posh keeper Alex Bass.

Good spell for the visitors as Sam Hoskins and Jack Perkins combine well down the left to whip a dangerous cross in, only for George Johnston to get in a crucial header to clear his lines.

Posh are purring in these early stages.

Peter Kioso splits the Imps defence with a fine throughball for Declan Frith who cuts inside, beats two men, but arrows a shot over the bar with his left foot.

Very presentable chance.

While the cold conditions have played havoc with the games involving sides at the foot of the table, the race for promotion has withstood the icy chill.

Lincoln will seek to cancel the three-point deficit to Cardiff ahead of their game against Wigan at 15:00 GMT as they welcome upwardly mobile Peterborough in one of our early kick-offs, while Bolton have their sights on a return to the top four as they entertain lowly Northampton in the other.

Bradford head to Blackpool three hours later, while Stockport visit Reading and Huddersfield host Exeter looking to keep up the pressure, while Stevenage will aim to return to the top six as they welcome Leyton Orient.

With many of their fellow scrappers not in action, Plymouth could haul themselves out of the drop zone with a win at home to Burton.

Almost the breakthrough for the Cobblers.

Debutant Richard Taylor conceded possession cheaply just outside his own box and Terry Taylor drives forward and lets fly from distance with a dipping strike which beats Tyler Miller but hits the top of the crossbar.