Cameron Brannagan prevents a Luton counter attack with a bit of a lunge and is cautioned.

Not long for Hull City to change the narrative so they change some more personnel.

Matty Jacob is on for Finley Burns.

United should be out of sight.

Tyrese Campbell takes a moment to get the ball out from under his feet as the Blades work a three-on-two in the box but his fierce right-footed effort is turned away by keeper Lawrence Vigouroux, diving to his right, with Ben Brereton-Diaz unable to guide the loose ball in from an acute angle before being crowded out by Josh Key.

Wigan so close to levelling the game.

They attack down the right and a low cross finds Dale Taylor at the far post.

He steers it across goal and past the goalkeeper but the ball clips the post! The rebound is then headed away.

Can League One's basement boys Burton cling on?

Another change for Oxford.

Przemyslaw Placheta takes a breather and Hidde Ter Avest is on.

Luton take the opportunity to make their final change with Jordan Clark off and Cauley Woodrow on.

Sunderland would love a second goal to settle their nerves and win this game and Wilson Isidor may well have done that.

He fires in off the underside of the bar, but the goal is disallowed.

There is confusion all round as there is no VAR, there was no offside flag and there was no obvious foul.

What we do know is that it's still 1-0 for the Black Cats.

Bizarre!

Should be game over at Ewood Park.

Coventry steal the ball on the halfway line and break clear with Milan van Ewijk.

He gets into the area and tumbles down under a challenge.

The ball falls for Jack Rudoni on his left foot but he can only clip the post! Should have slipped that past the goalkeeper.

Cardiff have enjoyed the best of things since the restart and things are unravelling for the Lions.

Danny McNamara has only been on for a couple of minutes, replacing Ryan Leonard after missing six games through injury, but McNamara is down on the deck covering his face after seemingly twisting a knee. He'll be heading straight back off.

Chris Willock has flashed a 25-yard shot wide of Lukas Jensen's goal while Callum Robinson has also been denied by the keeper since the turnaround.

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It has been all Albion this half, it has been relentless pressure.

They just can't get the goal, but can someone become a hero?

Two more changes for the visitors who are edging towards the winning line.

Paul Smyth and Kieran Morgan get to watch the rest of the game from the bench with Nicolas Madsen and Harrison Ashby looking to help see this one out.

A bit of frustration possible settling into the home side now and Joao Pedro is cautioned for a foul.

Just before that second QPR goal, the home side made a double change with Matt Crooks and Mason Burstow replacing Gustavo Puerta and Harry Vaughan.

Derby have really flicked a switch in the 10 minutes since they made their triple change.

Now Sunderland are having to do a lot of defending to maintain this advantage.

But the Rams are forced into another change as Kane Wilson feels something ping in his leg as he charges forward and he signals immediately to the bench.

He makes way for Dajaune Brown, who nearly, oh so nearly scores with his first touch as his glancing header misses the far post from a corner with Anthony Patterson motionless.

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Rhian Brewster heads off to a hero's reception from the Blades fans, less so from the home faithful, it must be said.

On comes Ben Brereton-Diaz, newly returned to United after a short and ill-fated spell at Southampton.

Is he the missing piece to a title-winning puzzle?