It's a season's best crowd at the CBS Arena - 30,211 - and the majority of those will be thrilled with what they've seen this afternoon.

The Sky Blues have just over 20 minutes left to make it six wins out of seven - the perfect time of the season to be building up a head of steam.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

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We have just seen a replay here at Home Park which shows that Derby defender Nat Phillips guided the ball into his own net for Plymouth's equaliser.

The Pilgrims have been excellent since that goal and have seen Bali Mumba have a decent effort well saved by Jacob Widell Zetterstrom.

The next few minutes are going to be very tense.

Without doubt Preston's best chance of the afternoon so far.

Sam Greenwood's super cross is nodded just wide of the target by Emil Riis.

Eliezer Mayenda has been joined up top by Wilson Isidor and the young Spaniard has a great chance to halve the deficit but he is off target.

That would have made things interesting.

Luton have not had the same kind of momentum as in the first half, much to Middlesbrough's relief.

And the visitors fashion their first chance of the afternoon but Finn Azaz is just off target with a curling effort.

Siriki Dembélé is yet to score for Oxford in the Championship this season, but he's had a big chance to change that at the Kassam Stadium.

The winger is unable to force the ball home from inside the six-yard box.

A promising start to the half for Gary Rowett's side.

Nick Barnes
BBC Newcastle's Sunderland commentator

Coventry have started to dominate the second half.

We didn't expect this level of performance from them, Sunderland aren't competing well enough.

West Brom have picked up where they left off at half time.Jon Swift has shot over and Isaac Price has struck the bar, yet Hull's clean sheet remains in tact.

Sunderland head coach Regis Le Bris has now turned to Wilson Isidor as one of a double substitution as he and Tommy Watson are sent on.

Captain Dan Neil and Romaine Mundle have made way.

The Black Cats have been second best all game and they have not really threatened anything yet since the break.

Must have been some half-time team talk from Paul Heckingbottom at Deepdale.

The Preston boss made FOUR changes for the second 45.

Ben Whiteman, Andrew Hughes, Robbie Brady and Sam Greenwood were all introduced in favour of Ryan Ledson, Liam Lindsay, Jayden Meghoma, and Mads Frokjaer-Jensen.

It's yet to make much of a difference, as they two sides continue to cancel each other out.

Callum Robinson curls one wide for the visitors as they try to restore their lead.

As things stand, with Plymouth now drawing with Derby, Cardiff are still just above the bottom three.

Ed Dawes
BBC Radio Derby commentator

They do have a good crowd here, we're all level now.

It's very open now, the Rams will have chances still.

Plymouth have started well, with that fortune of the equaliser.

It's Sunderland who need a response, but Coventry come closer to a third goal of the game and it's Haji Wright again.

Victor Torp provides the cross and Wright's header is kept out by Anthony Patterson.

Remember, the USA forward has got one with the left and one with the right.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

'It's a funny old game' Jimmy Greaves used to say.

Plymouth Argyle were 2-0 down and dead and buried 40 minutes ago.

Now they've got it back 2-2 and this place is bouncing. The goal caught many by surprise coming just a few seconds after the restart.

The Pilgrims have been accused of being too brittle after going behind - they are certainly showing some backbone today.

Perhaps surprisingly Sunderland head coach Regis Le Bris opted not to make any changes at half-time.

Surely it can't be too long before top scorer Wilson Isidor is introduced.

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This is a big 45 minutes coming up.

Sides like Luton, Cardiff and Plymouth all need a goal. Let's see if they get any.

• Burnley are going second as they lead 2-0 at Swansea with goals from Josh Brownhill and Jaidon Anthony.
• Derby lead the basement battle, 2-1 up at Plymouth and are heading out of the relegation zone.
• Two Haji Wright goals see Coventry two up on Sunderland and back into fifth.
• Blackburn and Cardiff are drawing 1-1 at Ewood Park.
• The matches involving West Brom and Hull, Oxford and Watford, Luton v Middlesbrough and Preston's game with Portsmouth are all goalless.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

You will expect a response from Sunderland and Coventry need to be ready.

We need to get the next goal or it could be a tricky finish.

It's all about the mentality, if we get the next goal we could go on and get a fourth, but if Sunderland get it then it will be interesting.