Ivor Pandur floats a free-kick into the box for Hull but Coventry can clear. Back come the Tigers. Last chance saloon now...

Coventry are just trying to keep hold of the ball here and so far, so good for the hosts.

Into the final two minutes we go. Can Hull grab a late equaliser?

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Leeds salvage a late, late equaliser and go top of the Championship.

It looked like the Whites were going to fall to a third 1-0 defeat in their past four road games but Jack Whatmough deflected Dan James' low cross into his own goal.

The home side had led from the 23rd minute through Brad Potts' strike but were fortunate to still have 11 men on the pitch at the break after Ben Whiteman escaped a second yellow.

Leeds pressed and pressed and pressed for an equaliser and it finally came with barely 60 seconds of time added on to go.

Five draws in six and 11 from 21 league games for Preston now.

Leeds are above Yorkshire rivals Sheffield United atop the table on goal difference before the Blades host Plymouth in just over 30 minutes time.

Alan Kelly
Former Preston keeper on BBC Radio Lancashire

Just as we've been talking about the brilliance of the Preston defence.

He gets half a yard of space and it finds the back of the net. They didn't deserve that Preston.

Ivor Pandur comes rushing out of the Hull City goal towards the edge of the box but gets it all wrong and heads it straight up in the air.

It drops for Ellis Simms but his effort is well blocked.

Rangers actually finished this game the stronger and carved out a couple of half-chances in stoppage time.

Steve Cook's scuffed attempt from the edge of the box was saved by Max O'Leary, while Alfie Lloyd had a run and shot deflected behind.

In the end, it would have been harsh in the extreme on Bristol City had they lost - and the boos from the crowd tells you they see this result as two points dropped.

We're into SEVEN added minutes and Frank Lampard is heading for a second win in four games as Coventry boss.

Not a bad start if the Sky Blues can see this out. Up to 16th and seven points above the drop as things stand. Eight points off the play-off spots.

They've been absolutely dominant today but there's still only a goal in it.

Nervy final moments coming up for the hosts.

Alan Kelly
Former Preston keeper on BBC Radio Lancashire

The crowd are really behind the team now to help see them out in the closing minutes.

The way Preston have stuck together as a team has been brilliant.

We will have a minimum of four minutes added on at Deepdale.

Can the home side hold on?

The ball comes to Mason Burstow on the edge of the box for Hull but he's fired just over.

That was a great chance for a leveller but it goes begging!

Leeds sub Mateo Joseph forces a smart save from Freddie Woodman in the Preston goal.

Victor Torp has been excellent for Coventry today despite missing a penalty, as has Ephron Mason-Clark who bagged himself a goal and an assist.

They're replaced by Josh Eccles and Brandon Thomas-Asante.

Dan Jewell
BBC Radio Lancashire Sport

There's going to be plenty of stoppage time, both teams have used all their substitutions.

Cynical foul by Liam Lindsay sees him in the book and Leeds have a free-kick in a dangerous position.

Into the final two minutes now.

Just for a moment, you wondered if QPR might pull off the ultimate smash and grab raid...

Daniel Bennie has just come on in place of Paul Smyth and his long throw is half-cleared to Kenneth Paal, but the full-back skews a half-volley - on his wrong foot - high over the bar.

We'll have five added minutes here.

Ellis Simms is so close to sealing it for Coventry!

Jack Rudoni crosses in from the left and Simms glances a header goalwards but it cannons into the far post.

This sums up Leeds's day as the corner goes out of play before coming back in and it's a goal kick to the home side.

Seconds ticking away for the Whites...

Largie Ramazani's shot is deflected and Freddie Woodman does well to turn it around the post.

Another corner for Leeds.

Despite their minimal presence in the Bristol City penalty area this afternoon, QPR are just five minutes (plus added time) away from claiming a point here and extending their unbeaten run to six games.

Still plenty more defending to be done, you suspect...