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Space opens up for Ethan Williams in the Burton box, but his shot is blocked and falls to Liam Kelly.

He has a pop from 25 yards but Burton keeper Corey Addai is equal to it.

Another break, another Burton chance as Gbemi Arubi's superb bicycle kick goes just wide of the right-hand post.

This game is so open.

Ben Stevenson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire reporter

With Posh dominating the opening periods, Burton certainly grew into it as the half went on.

There are moments with Owura Edwards you think it's a great transfer on a free, but there are other moments you can see why he was on the bench in League Two last season.

It's fine lines and it's crucial moments where you take your moments as a footballer.

Gaby Zakuani
Ex-Peterborough defender on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

It's wave after wave of attacks for Posh - they're relentless.

It's the worst thing as a defender, you expect there will be a player that will switch off from fatigue alone.

Posh just need to make sure they don't get cut open from their high press.

MK Dons make five changes from their humbling 5-1 loss to Reading last weekend.

Alex Gilbey is back in the XI to captain the side as Ibrahim Fullah and Sam Silvera make their first league start.

Elijah Campbell returns to the line-up after missing out last week alongside Jack Sanders.

Curtis Nelson doesn't make the squad but Dan Barlaser, Gethin Jones, Ben Wiles and Cohen Bramall are available from the bench.

Luton, meanwhile, keep to their line-up after their successful 4-1 over Wycombe.

The only difference to the squad is the inclusion of Callum Marshall on the bench after he missed the win on the weekend due to personal reasons.

Ready for more EFL delights?

Today features a doozy between League One leaders Plymouth Argyle and fourth placed Huddersfield Town, while an unsettled Leicester will look to avoid dropping into the bottom three against table neighbours Doncaster Rovers.

Before that, we will see if MK Dons can regain their composure against Luton Town to avoid giving Wigan Athletic the chance to lift off the bottom.

As for League Two, well, it's quite the rodeo. Bottom dwellers Crawley take on top dogs Salford, who are one of nine teams in the battle for an automatic promotion spot.

Settle in folks, the show will soon begin.