Jerome Sale
BBC Radio Oxford commentator

United in the end are undone and pressure pays off. It's a lovely ball infield, Helik couldn't do any more than turn it into the net.

"We scored a goal," sing the Burnley fans.

In what was a bizarre moment, Blackburn midfielder Lewis Travis looks to pass the ball out wide but there was nobody there to receive it.

One might be forgiven for thinking he was putting the ball out due to a player injury, but there was no injury.

Blackburn have got to keep their composure if they are to get back into this.

It might still be 0-0 at Turf Moor but it's not for a lack of trying.

Przemyslaw Placheta thumps a shot narrowly over the crossbar as the away side look to breach the home defence and the Clarets respond with Josh Laurent just sticking a shot wide from Lyle Foster's deflected cross.

Ilias Chair, who is proving a real thorn in Blackburn's side, manages to force a solid save from Aynsley Pears.

He curled it from outside the box trying to use one of the defenders as cover, but the keeper was alert and got down low to his left.

Mick Payne
England C goalkeeping coach on BBC Radio Lancashire

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Ilias Chair is a nuisance and he gets QPR ticking. Blackburn will have to get tight on him because he will cause problems.

What a goal that would have been!

QPR's right winger Paul Smyth cuts in onto his left foot and tries to bend it inside Aynnsley Pears' left post from 25 yards out, but it goes just wide.

Blackburn were really slow to try and close it down.

Breathless stuff at Loftus Road.

There are three Vertu Trophy games also going on this evening.

Port Vale and Wrexham are locked level at 1-1 in a rearranged last-16 game that kicked off at 19:00 GMT.

Ronan Curtis gave the hosts the perfect start with a first-minute opener but Andy Cannon levelled for Wrexham on the half-hour. They've just started the second half at Vale Park.

Oh hang on, Wrexham are now in front, Harry Ashfield has put the Dragons ahead.

Goalless in the night's two quarter-final ties, a Yorkshire derby between Rotherham and Bradford plus Stevenage v Birmingham.

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Burnley are looking to avoid equalling a very niche bit of footballing history this evening.

The Clarets have drawn their past three home games 0-0, so, should this game also end goalless, they will become just the second second tier side in English football history to draw four home games in a row without a goal being scored after Wolves in March/April 2016.

LONG way to go in this still and there's been plenty of action so I'm hopeful...

There's a decent shout for a penalty for Blackburn as Lewis Travis appears to be brought down by Koki Saito, but the referee James Linington waves it away.

It might not be a goal but Burnley have already gone one better than their home draw with Leeds in that they've had a shot on target.

Jamie Cumming in the Yellows goal is equal to Zian Flemming's effort but the Clarets are certainly on top at the moment.

David Unsworth
Former Burnley and Everton defender on BBC Radio Lancashire

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A goal is definitely coming.

Burnley look really comfortable. They're getting bodies in the box, they certainly should be in the lead at the moment.

Oh, that was VERY close to an equaliser, twice!

Blackburn left-back Owen Beck sees his effort rattle off the crossbar, before Tyrhys Dolan has another crack, forcing Paul Nardi into a solid save.

The home are keen to get their first goal in front of their own support since 21 December.

Zian Flemming tees up Lyle Foster but his curled effort goes wide of the post.

Andy Bayes
Reporter, BBC Radio Lancashire

Blackburn Rovers just need to calm themselves down and stay in this game. They've got a soft centre at the moment.

Decent start so far.

Tom Bradshaw sees a flicked header go wide for the visitors and straight down the other end Jaidon Anthony has a shot blocked and then Zian Flemming hammers a shot over the bar for the Clarets.