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Nothing doing in this one so far after a bright opening faded away.

Leeds have had the better of it and Bristol City goalkeeper Max O'Leary had to be alert to get off his line and keep out a Dan James effort.

Honours even at the halfway stage.

The best chance of the game fell to Blackburn inside the opening 10 minutes when Dominic Hyam slammed a close-range effort off the crossbar after Watford goalkeeper Daniel Bachmann had parried Lewis Travis' cross straight to him.

Watford grew back into the game and worked a couple of good openings but their only chance of note fell to Kwadwo Baah who untidily scuffed wide after he found himself unmarked at the back post from Festy Ebosele's cross.

Both sides have only won two of their last six and something needs to change in the second-half if either are to find a winner.

Watford are ending the half with a succession of corners. Two are cleared at the near-post before the third is punched away by Aynsley Pears.

The Hornets loop another ball into the box and Ryan Porteous goes to ground under pressure from Pears.

Porteous is screaming for a penalty but the ref waves play on.

Coventry are putting some good balls into the box but at the moment the Luton defence is holding firm.

Rob Edwards is surely going to be delighted with this so far from his players.

As for Mark Robins, he probably can't quite believe his side are two goals behind.

They've had so much of this first half as we come towards the end of the two minutes of added time.

Adam Pope
BBC Radio Leeds commentator

It's been a pretty lacklustre half.

We've had a few moments to perk us up but Illan Meslier has not had much to do.

It's really quiet here.

Todd Cantwell drives forward for Blackburn and hits a decent effort but it deflects comfortably through to Daniel Bachmann off Mattie Pollock who is clutching the arm he fell on earlier. He still doesn't look comfortable with it, despite powering on.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at the CBS Arena

Not much doubt about the love behind that chant from the Luton fans.

Maybe it was fate to score today after some ugly midweek headlines.

But he took that goal so well, to be greeted with a chant from the away corner of:

Eli-jah Ade-bay-o,

He's Magic, You Know....

It's a very cruel scoreline for a Coventry City side who have been the better side overall and are still clearly giving their all for manager Mark Robins. But the scoreline doesn't lie.

This could turn ugly...

The away side are starting to get on top here.

Willy Gnonto slides through a great pass for Dan James but he can't quite clip his effort over the on-rushing Robins goalkeeper Max O'Leary.

Gnonto then gets himself booked for sliding in late in a challenge.

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How have Coventry not scored?

First Ellis Simms, then Milan van Ewijk. It's a total goalmouth scramble with Thomas Kaminski on the floor.

Luton get the ball away and suddenly they're on the break.

Moments later there's another scramble at the other end from corner, with Liam Kitching somehow denying Elijah Adebayo an immediate second goal.

Very end-to-end all of a sudden.

Some more good play by the hosts, this time down the left. Giorgi Chakvetadze feeds it in to Yasser Larouci who sees his cross deflected out for a throw.

Ryan Porteous launches it in but it's smashed straight back at him and he can only control it with his arm, so the ref calls up for a foul.

Certainly more promising from Watford since that early chance for Blackburn's Dominic Hyam hit the bar.

Leeds steam away from a Bristol City corner and look like they're going to be in with the home side all up the pitch.

The Robins get back and eventually Leeds have to settle for a corner.

Willy Gnonto sends a curling shot towards goal that Max O'Leary parries away for another set piece to Whites (in yellow today).

Joe Rodon gets his head on it but straight at O'Leary.

Simon Oxley
Luton commentator on BBC Three Counties Radio

Goodness me.

It was all Coventry earlier then Luton got the penalty.

Then Coventry were coming on strong again but Luton go at the other end and make it two.

Decent chance for the away side.

Sam Byram stands up a decent cross to the back stick to opposite full-back Jayden Bogle but the former Derby and Sheffield United man can only send his header into the sidenetting.

The hosts are forced into an early change, Ross McRorie is off injured and fellow Scot Kal Naismith is on in his stead.

Watford defender Francisco Sierralta brings down Makhtar Gueye for the second time in a matter of minutes and this time he picks up a yellow.

Blackburn play the free-kick short and work it to Lewis Travis who hits one from range... but that's gone flying into the Rookery Stand.

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Big chance!

Haji Wright finds his strike partner Ellis Simms in the Luton box and his goalbound shot is smothered by Thomas Kaminski.

Coventry look like they're getting closer.

Watford work their best chance of the game so far as Festy Ebosele bursts down the right and floats an excellent cross to Kwadwo Baah at the back post.

He's unmarked but completely mishits the effort and it goes well wide. Baah will be disappointed he didn't test the keeper there.

Coventry win their sixth corner but it finds a Luton head.

Still no way through for the hosts but they're all over the Hatters at the moment.

Watford are starting to assert some authority with a really good period of possession in the Blackburn half.

Blackburn finally get a foot in and then win a free-kick on the halfway line as Francisco Sierralta hauls Makhtar Gueye to the ground.

That's just given Rovers the chance to take a breather from chasing yellow shirts about.

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The away side win a couple of corners down their right and the second one is only cleared as far as USA international Brenden Aaronson on the edge of the area.

He sends his shot comfortably over Max O'Leary's crossbar and the home side go straight down the other end and win a corner of their own.