A short back pass back almost reaches Harry Gray, who was lurking with intent, but Huddersfield's Lee Nicholls does a good job of playing sweeper-keeper and clears the ball out for a throw.

Michael Hortin
Assistant Editor, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Cardiff are starting to threaten in that middle area.

Colwill is dictating in there, Lincoln will need to stop them playing quickly.

Picking a winner in this feels like a complete stab in the dark but one thing is certain - Cardiff are owning the possession game.

As it stands, the hosts have had 72.8% of the ball yet one less shot at goal than their visitors.

Though both on target attempts have come from a man in blue.

Very different strategies at play here. Whose will come out on top?

Cameron Ashia momentarily gets in behind right at the start of the second half but Joe Rafferty gets back at him and clears for a Huddersfield corner.

From it, Rotherham earn themselves a free-kick as Rafferty gets caught by a high boot inside his own box.

No goals in League One yet, while League Two leaders Bromley look to be having a tough test against Grimsby.

What's going to happen in the next 45 minutes? It's time to find out.

Philip Marsh
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

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The goals have been free-flowing in recent weeks for both Cardiff and Lincoln, but against each other the chances are at a premium.

Cardiff winger Ollie Tanner came closest to breaking the deadlock in a cagey first half, but he was denied by a wonderful save from George Wickens.

Cardiff head coach Brian Barry-Murphy will be pleased with the way his side ended the half, even if it did take them 30 minutes to get out of first gear.

An entertaining first half comes to an end at Blundell Park with the scores level and that feels about fair.

Bromley took the lead, slightly against the run of play, after a long ball and a mix-up in the Grimsby defence, Nicke Kabamba picking up the pieces to slot under the advancing Jackson Smith.

The league leaders were not in front for long though with Jude Arthurs giving away a penalty three minutes later which Charles Vernam converted.

Gavin Gordon
Former Lincoln striker on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Lincoln have threatened down the sides and with set pieces, Cardiff have struggled to deal with that.

The home side have had the possession but so far, I think Lincoln have done pretty well to reduce any threats.

Despite the goalless half it's been a feisty watch. Both benches have been animated, it's all to play for in the second half.

Goals from Rosaire Longelo and Matt Butcher have given Salford the lead and firm control of this contest.

They have been the better side and created far more opportunities.

Credit to Karl Robinson's men who have converted two of those chances towards the end of the first period to leave Barnet a bit stunned going into the half time break.

Half-time and it remains goalless at the Accu Stadium in the lunchtime Yorkshire derby.

There are a few boos from the home faithful.

Rotherham will undoubtedly be the happier of the two sides and almost took an early lead when Shaun McWilliams' deflected effort looked destined for the top corner but was superbly clawed out by Town keeper Lee Nicholls.

The home side improved marginally as the half went on but have yet to test Ted Cann in the Rotherham goal.

A big 15-minute team talk ahead for Terriers boss Liam Manning.

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Both sides showing their class in a game lacking goals but packed with intrigue.

Cardiff have had the best of the efforts after Ollie Tanner thrashed a superb attempt from just outside the box but it's only as good as Lincoln keeper George Wicken's excellent save.

Wouldn't mind if it carries on as is for the second half but we all want a winner, right?

Cameron McJannet gets something on a cross from the left flank and the ball spirals up into the air and comes down on the cross bar before going behind.

Would have been a corner but Bromley defender Omar Sowumni has been penalised for a muscular challenge which put about three Grimsby defenders in the net.

The ball, more importantly, remained out of it. Free-kick Grimsby.

Lincoln's Ben House is down in the box and raises his hands in an effort to draw a penalty call from the referee.

Not that they do him much good.

There's not much contact - if any - and instead of winning his side a spot kick, he earns himself a booking for simulation.

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

It's a problem the man in the mask Radinio Balker cannot shake off unfortunately.

Josh Feeney, the young Aston Villa loanee, replaces him.

Problem here for Huddersfield's Radinio Balker just before the break.

The defender has stayed down and appears to be holding his groin after stretching to intercept an attempted through ball from Sam Nombe.

Cardiff win a promising free-kick just outside the box and it's Rubin Colwill who steps up to take.

He can't lift it above the tall wall and Imps defender Sonny Bradley ends up floored to stop play, drawing boos from the home crowd.

A harsh judgement though. The centre-back took that right to the head with a flush of scarlet on his face to show for it.

Huddersfield's Ryan Hardie is played down the left channel thanks to a good early ball.

It's very good defending by Lenny Agbaire though as the Scot bides his time before making an interception at the right moment.