Mike Williams
BBC Final Score reporter at Kenilworth Road

Well Jack Wilshere's clearly had a word with his Luton players at half-time because they have come out reborn in this second half.

Still trailing Bolton Wanderers by that Kyle Dempsey goal to nil but they have been all over the visitors in the opening stages of this second half.

Luton knocking on the door here at Kenilworth Road.

Luton's lively Jacob Brown is brought down by Josh Dacres-Cogley and the Bolton defender is shown the yellow card.

Bad news for Swindon.

Ollie Palmer has played every league game for them since joining from Wrexham but he's going to have to cut this one short as he picks up an injury.

Paul Glatzel comes on to replace him.

Geoff Doyle
Commentator on BBC Three Counties Radio

It is Luton's best spell of the game so far, without a doubt.

They are really putting pressure on Bolton, who can't seem to get the ball out of their own half.

Wave after wave of Luton attack at the moment as Jack Wilshere's side pile on the pressure in search of an equaliser.

The Hatters send several crosses into the box but Bolton's backline are so far standing firm.

Former Cardiff academy player Deji Oshilaja almost comes back to haunt his old club!

Oshilaja curls one on target for Mansfield and Nathan Trott does well to save in the home goal before the Bluebirds can clear.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

Bromley might feel a little bit rattled by Walsall's strong start to this second half.

It has been really encouraging from the home side.

Salford City have come from behind to take the lead against Crawley through Matt Butcher's strike.

Colchester United have doubled their advantage against Cheltenham thanks to Micah Mbick's goal five minutes after half-time.

Bolton almost find a second but Amario Cozier-Duberry's diving header flashes narrowly wide of the post.

Jordi Osei-Tutu with some great work to set up the chance and it's a let-off for Luton.

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Dylan Duffy comes so close to taking the lead with his header but the Chesterfield man nods it just a tad high.

Peterborough United have pulled a goal back at Doncaster.

Harry Leonard's long-range strike five minutes after half-time means the scoreline is now 2-1 to Doncaster.

Luton look to breakaway but Jacob Brown is brought down by Bolton's Xavier Simons and the Wanderers midfielder goes into the book.

Just a sight of goal here for Mansfield... Elliott Hewitt rises highest from a corner but can't direct his header on target.

Mansfield boss Nigel Clough made one change at the half-time interval.

Stephen McLaughlin, who was on a yellow for a poor tackle on Cian Ashford, has been withdrawn and Baily Cargill is on in his place.

Luton were starting to claw their way back into the game towards the end of the first half and they've carried on where they left off at the start of the second period.

Cohen Bramall drives down the left and stands a cross up to the back post for Jerry Yates but Bolton defenders George Johnston and Max Conway combine to clear the danger.

Walsall boss Mat Sadler has made some big amendments to his team at the break.

Courtney Clarke, Connor Barrett and Brandon Comley are the men tasked with the comeback.

Charlie Lakin, Vincent Harper and Lewis Warrington take a seat.

Huddersfield Town initially got the response boss Lee Grant will have requested from his players at half-time.

Leo Castledine scored seconds after the restart to level the match against AFC Wimbledon but the Dons have retaken the lead two minutes later through Danilo Orsi's first goal in eight games.

Laura Kenyon
BBC Final Score reporter at Cardiff City Stadium

Cardiff are eyeing up that top spot and leapfrogging Stevenage as things stand. But it is only a narrow lead and they might be concerned that they are not further ahead.

They have scored the most goals in the division, and will want to add more in the second half to capitalise on all their pressure and possession. Yousef Salech looks up for the challenge.

The first league meeting between these two sides since March 2003 and it's all been going the way of Cardiff so far.

Mansfield have only won one of their previous 15 visits to the Welsh capital (D3 L11), coming at Ninian Park in December 1996.

What do the Stags have to offer in this second period?