Sydie Peck heads Sheffield United level, or has he?

No.

He's away celebrating before he turns around to find referee Adam Herczeg has awarded Southampton a free kick for some pushing.

Goalkeeper Balazs Toth is up for a corner!

But the ball doesn't reach him. In fact it is a disappointing corner into the congested near post and it ends up headed out for a goal-kick.

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A game of two halves ends all-square.

Thierry Small and Michael Smith had Preston 2-0 up inside 10 minutes as Hull City looked desperately poor.

But three changes at the break from Sergej Jakirovic paid dividends.

Oli McBurnie fired home from a Ryan Giles cross to reduce the arrears within moments of the interval, and then claimed the equaliser from the same formula to set up a grandstand finish, with both teams spurning chances of the crucial fifth goal of the game.

Two important pieces of defending from Wout Faes.

He nods clear Lewis O'Brien's cross before putting his forehead in the way of Matty James' effort from the edge of the box.

Nathan Broadhead then thinks he's won it, but he can't get enough curl to nestle the ball in the top corner. That was very close indeed.

One more change for Ipswich.

The Norwegian record signing Sindre Egeli is on for Kasey McAteer.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at the King Power Stadium

"We can see you sneaking out!" sing the away section to the Leicester fans trying to beat the traffic and write off hopes of three points.

Derby send on Andreas Weimann and Joe Ward to replace Max Johnston and Ben Brereton Diaz.

David Ozoh is the booked for Derby having earlier come on for Ebou Adams.

Todd Cantwell is ticking.

He has just given Yuki Ohashi an almighty shove off the ball and is a lucky boy not to see a second yellow card.

Referee Leigh Doughty pulls him aside to calm him down.

Stoke still having the best of it but the ball drops to Ben Wilmot 20 yards out and his sweetly-struck first-time volley flies over Sol Brynn's goal.

Southampton bring off the double goascorer, Ross Stewart.

Cameron Archer, a former Blade is on.

Harrison Burrows makes for Sam McCallum for the home side.

Todd Cantwell is in absolute disbelief he hasn't been given a penalty.

He chops back on Cameron Burgess right on the side of the box. Replays are inconclusive if there is much, if any contact from the sliding Australian.

Cantwell and boss Valerien Ismael are shown yellow cards for their arguments.

Ipswich send on Sam Szmodics for Chuba Akpom but they're doing more defending than attacking.

With five minutes of normal time remaining some home fans have seen enough.

28 games unbeaten at St Andrew's, the best record in the top four leagues of English football is in danger of ending here.

More Sheffield United changes.

Chiedozie Ogbene is replaced by Femi Seriki.

Ben Mee is the other man to vacate the premises and Danny Ings gets eight minutes plus stoppage time.

Is Jordan Ayew the man to find a winner?

He comes on with Julian Carranza, as Jordan James and Patson Daka sit down.

Kieffer Moore also leaves the action for Sam Smith.

Bristol City are getting on top at Ashton Gate.

Alex Palmer has to deny the lively substitute Sinclair Armstrong.

Danny Collins
Former Stoke defender on BBC Radio Stoke

Sorba Thomas cuts it back for Rigo and he can just take a touch, the ball gets away from him.

It's become a game of tennis here, Stoke have looked the stronger, Boro look leggy.

Stoke sub Tomas Rigo stings the palms of Sol Brynn with a fierce 20-yard drive down the middle, the keeper can't hold on but is bailed out by Alfie Jones who produces a stunning sliding block to prevent the loose ball from being turned past the prone keeper.

Brynn had denied Rigo with his feet moments earlier while Bae Junho has also seen an effort from outside the box deflect wide.

Into the final 10 minutes and it's still anyone's game...

Derby's Ben Brereton Diz is carded for a foul on Reece Burke.

Frustration beginning to show from the home side?