Josh Griffiths was handed his first Championship start by Tony Mowbray tonight and has already repaid his manager's faith with a couple of fine saves.

Nahki Wells and Ross McCrorie have both been denied by the keeper's reactions at his near post.

Down the other end Kyle Bartley's angled header, held by Max O'Leary, was as close as the visitors have come.

Big game, and it feels like it...

The hosts have changed the momentum of the match and now they look like the most threatening team.

Good work from Kane Wilson allows the full-back to get away from his man and he picks out Yates but his effort is diverted out for a corner by Maxime Esteve.

From it, the ball is eventually put into the penalty area and Trafford looks to be in trouble but it somehow avoids his right hand post and eventually Burnley clear.

Good spell of pressure from Derby at the end of this first-half.

Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport reporter at Riverside Stadium

The opening half-hour of this one has fairly whizzed by.

Leeds have looked really sharp, particularly on the break but that offside goal is a perfect reminder that 1-0 is such a slender lead.

Something for Middlesbrough to cling on to as they try to work their way back into proceedings.

Vital save in the Tigers goal by Ivor Pandur to keep out Rocco Vata's mis-hit shot.

City are right on top but can't find a way past Josh Griffiths.

Nahki Wells spins away from his marker down the right and floats a cross to the back post where Ross McCrorie pops up, just as he did on Saturday, but his powerful first-time effort is parried away by Griffiths at his near post.

Luton skipper Carlton Morris is cautioned for a cynical trip.

Mason Holgate is perhaps a touch fortunate to escape a booking after a lunge on George Earthy, who needs some treatment near the centre circle.

Long chat from ref Matt Donohue but no card, just the universal gesture for 'no more.'

Home fans are not impressed...

Adam Pope
BBC Radio Leeds commentator

Leeds are saved by the linesman's decision.

A poor corner isn't dealt with by Leeds but Tommy Conway is offside.

Correct decision from the officials.

What. A. Save from James Trafford.

A lovely ball into the box from Craig Forsyth finds the head of Marcus Harness who expertly knocks the ball down into the path of Jerry Yates.

Six yards out, Trafford bravely spreads himself Schmeichel-esque in front of Yates' way and diverts the former Blackpool striker's left-footed effort out for a goal-kick when the back of the net beckoned.

That is why Burnley have only conceded 12 league goals all season.

Finn Azaz sees a shot deflect wide for the home side and then Tommy Conway has the ball in the net but he's offside.

They've shaded possession so far but it's Leeds who have the advantage.

HUGE double save from Josh Griffiths.

Mark Sykes almost pounces on an error at the back as Albion expected an offside flag to go up, it never came. Kyle Bartley's last-ditch challenge on Sykes saw the ball flick off the Robins man and draw a low save from Griffiths to his right.

The keeper then bounces up to fly to his right again and get a strong hand to Nahki Wells' angled follow-up with the goal at his mercy.

Brilliant, instinctive keeping, and he's bailed his defence out there.

Eric Steele
Former Derby and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC Radio Derby

Really good defending form Burnley to deprive Jerry Yates of putting Derby in front. That was Derby's best chance of the game.

Craig Forsyth wins the ball high up for the hosts and attempts to play the ball in for Jerry Yates who would have been in one-on-one with James Trafford but his lifted pass is overhit and is gathered in comfortably by the England under-21 international.

Titanic tussle in the box between Millwall defender Jake Cooper and Blades counterpart Anel Ahmedhodzic as the hosts prepare for a Gus Hamer corner.

The Bosnian hits the deck after a spot of wrestling and Cooper darts away looking innocent, and ref Sam Allison sides with the Millwall man. On we play.

Mark Drury
BBC Tees commentator

Middlesbrough are seeing more of the ball but are yet to challenge Karl Darlow's goal.

Kelechi Iheanacho's shot from outside the area goes over the bar as the home side look for a way back into this game.

Watford's play-off hopes have been scuppered by a run of one win in six.

Tom Cleverley's men have netted just three times in that run.

The Blades are working to get back on terms as soon as possible but Ben Brereton-Diaz has seen a glancing header from a curling free-kick from the left instinctively saved by Lukas Jensen.

The Chilean international did well to lose marker Jake Cooper and was probably 10 yards out, got plenty of power, but couldn't keep his effort away from the keeper.

The Hatters are forced into an early change.

Alfie Doughty has had to be replaced following a clash of knees and on in his place is Millenic Alli.