Mark Elliott
Stoke City commentator

If this was a boxing match the referee would stop it as it is.

I don't know what you do at this stage. The players are completely off the pace, I'm not sure what Mark Robins can do.

They need something unbelievable to get back into this one.

Finn Azaz drives forward for Middlesbrough and hits a drive from about 20 yards but it's always on the rise and ends up flying a long way over the bar.

Will Boro live to rue that penalty miss from Tommy Conway? Or should we say, brilliant double save by Wednesday's young keeper Pierce Charles.

Our first card of the game for Mustapha Bundu who felt Plymouth should have been given a free-kick after Bali Mumba lost possession of the ball.

He then comes crashing in and gives the referee an easy decision.

Another free-kick for QPR results in an easy gather for Lawrence Vigouroux in the Swansea net.

They're racking up the numbers now for set-pieces.

It's taken a while but Watford finally have an effort but Tom Dele-Bashiru's shot is straight at Nicolas Schmid.

Cardiff are seeing plenty of the ball on a vital day in their battle for survival, but as yet, haven't been able to really trouble Oxford.

Just the two attempts so far for the Bluebirds. The U's seem content to keep things tight and are yet to have a shot.

Ross McCrorie is late with a challenge on Christ Markosso and collects the game's first yellow card.

Luton want further retribution but referee John Bushby thinks a yellow is enough.

Plymouth have their first attack of the game and Mustapha Bundu finds himself driving at the Coventry defence.

He drives a low shot towards the goal, but can only watch is slide past the far-post.

It's better from the Pilgrims.

Not ideal for Bristol City.

It looks like Cameron Pring has a hamstring issue and he is replaced by Haydon Roberts.

Pring was already wearing some strapping so you wonder whether that was a problem he was already carrying.

Adam Pope
BBC Radio Leeds commentator

A hat-trick from the Dutchman! How timely is that, that was not an easy finish.

If ever a man deserved a hat-trick - it's him. They questioned him, but no one can doubt him now.

"Leeds are going up" is ringing around Elland Road, the party has started!

Joe Gelhardt finds himself with a bit of space on the edge of the Preston box and fires a shot in but once again it's blocked.

A goal could be coming soon, both sides have had the chances.

Tommy Conway steps up for Boro but it's saved by Owls keeper Pierce Charles low down to his right!

Conway then tries to hammer in the rebound but 19-year-old Charles is there to make a brilliant double stop!

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

It has been all Coventry City so far - the stats reckon the Sky Blues have had around 80% of the possession.

Argyle seem content to let Coventry have the ball and try to hit them on the break.

There's not been many chances to to speak of so far in what could be a tense afternoon for both sets of fans.

Max O'Leary comes up big for the visitors.

The Bristol City goalkeeper shows excellent reflexes as he keeps out Thelo Aasgaard from Carlton Morris' cross.

Goalless and Max O'Leary has a smile on his face - he knows how good that save was.

It is all Sunderland in the opening stages.

They've already tested the Rovers keeper twice during this match but Alan Browne's effort can't quite find the angle to do the same.

It's a good attempt but he just drags it right of the post.