And here come the changes for Coventry.

Mark Robins withdraws Joel Latibeaudiere, Jack Rudoni and Brandon Thomas-Asante. On come Jay Dasilva, Ephron Mason-Clark and Victor Torp.

Derby also brought on Craig Forsyth for Callum Elder at half-time.

Dan Jewell
BBC Radio Lancashire Sport

Compared to what I've seen of Preston in the last few years under Ryan Lowe, they now seem uninhibited, brave, and willing to be a bit more adventurous.

Stoke have looked like a different team in this second half and the man of the moment Million Manhoef almost doubles his tally for the night.

Andrew Moran runs at the Rovers defence and plays the Dutchman into space on the right before he shoots at goal and forces a good save out of Blackburn keeper Aynsley Pears.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

I really liked that move because the delivery was first time, and it was exactly into the right area.

I'm not sure if it was offside but I'm glad we're creating something.

Well, this is a better start to the half by Sunderland. They put some pressure on in the box and force an early corner.

Preston are able to clear but there's some encouragement from the 5,000 travelling Mackems behind the goal.

But the hosts then go up the other end and see a cross well blocked. Great game for a 0-0 so far.

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Leeds are banging on the door and Joel Piroe has the ball in the net but the linesman's flag is up for offside against Dan James as he gets a touch on the ball on the way through.

Changes for Millwall Casper De Norre and Josh Coburn come on for Macaulay Langstaff and Duncan Watmore.

A decent turnout at the Coventry Building Society Arena tonight with 27,243 in attendance, but it's the small section of Derby fans at one end who are the only ones enjoying themselves so far.

But Brandon Thomas-Asante turns on the edge of the area and fires a left-footed shot narrowly wide of the post.

Better from the hosts.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

This is getting frustrating because we're dominating posession and not scoring. That would be my concern if I was Daniel Farke.

You can play pretty football but if you're not performing at the top of the pitch it's pointless.

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Eight minutes of this second-half played and not a great deal has changed in terms of how this game is going for Coventry.

Mark Robins will surely be turning to his bench sooner rather than later. Flat evening for the Sky Blues so far.

It's another chance for Leeds and this time it's Dan James cutting inside and shooting at goal.

Lukas Jensen is equal to it and it remains 1-0.

Derby win a couple of corners in quick succession and Kenzo Goudmijn floats the second to the back post but it's cleared by Coventry.

A bit of pressure from the visitors at the start of this second-half, though.

Stoke look to be a bit more aggressive in this second half, pressing higher up the pitch and we've just seen the risks that poses.

Rovers captain Lewis Travis gets the ball in space about 25 yards out and after a little look thinks, why not? And has a crack at goal himself.

It would need to be a special effort to beat Viktor Johansson from there and the goalkeeper gets down low to his left to make the save.

Johnnie Jackson
AFC Wimbledon manager on BBC London

We've said it so many times but despite the scoreline Leeds have the tools to get promoted this year, and get back to the Premier League where they belong.

Plenty of possession in the first period for Coventry - 66% in fact. Can they make more of it in the second half?

Derby heading 13th in the table as things stand, while the Sky Blues are currently 18th.

Millwall had less than 25% possession in that first half yet it's the Londoners who lead.

Leeds have come flying out of the blocks in the second half with Dan James and Willy Gnonto combining before the latter headed over the bar.

It's an early warning from Leeds that Millwall are going to need to work hard to protect their lead for their fourth consecutive win.

We're getting under way again in the second halves of the 19:45 GMT kick-offs.

Goalless at the break at Kenilworth Road.

Chances at a premium in the first half and the biggest moment came soon before half-time, with the referee waving away strong calls for a Luton penalty against Bluebirds defender Calum Chambers for handball.

Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport at Deepdale

Preston's approach to take the game to the Championship leaders has been admirable and Paul Heckingbottom should be very pleased with how his side has played.

The only thing lacking from their point of view has been a goal.

Sunderland have hung in there and will be pleased to go in level, but they will have to show more going forward after the break.

Perhaps attacking towards all their fans behind the goal will be a big help.