Stoke get forward and Tatsuki Seko floats a ball into the box with Aaron Cresswell running in from the left.

But the former West Ham defender's volley is over the bar.

And then somehow it's kept out by QPR as Cresswell again gets forward.

Hoops keeper Paul Nardi punches a cross straight to Cresswell, who shoots at goal with the goalie well out of position.

But a last gasp block from Liam Morrison rescues the Rs. Great defending.

Into five added minutes.

Swansea midfielder Malick Yalcouye is brought on to replace Ethan Galbraith.

There's another head injury to deal with too. Could end up with a decent amount of added time in this.

Blues substitute Tommy Doyle may have just struck Birmingham's best effort.

He smashes the ball goal-bound from distance but it ends up swirling a little wide of the target.

Coventry's Ellis Simms finds himself in a good spot with the ball at his feet and no Leicester defender hanging off him.

But he leans back before unloading his strike and the ball flies high and wide and into the stand.

30 seconds left.

Nicolas Madsen takes the free-kick and smahes it towards the near post from a narrow angle.

Viktor Johannson punches it away but QPR have the ball again.

Time running out for Stoke.

Having just picked up a yellow card, Paik Seung-ho is switched out for Blues alongside Jay Stansfield.

Tommy Doyle and Lyndon Dykes are thrown in as a last-ditch attempt to find a goal.

It's hard to believe this is the same QPR group who got absolutely whacked 7-1 by Coventry just a few weeks ago.

Julien Stephan has got his team playing some very fluid attacking football with the newlook frontline combining well.

If they see this out, that'll be three wins in a row.

Bosun Lawal goes into the book for dragging down Richard Kone after he's nutmegged by the Ivorian.

Swansea's Josh Tymon and Blues' Paik Seung-ho pick up yellow cards in quick succession.

This game has seriously fizzled during a stop-start second half. With a couple of minutes to go it's got goalless stalemate written all over it.

Have a guess how Birmingham's latest offering goes?

Demarai Gray carries the ball into the box and weaves in-between the Swans defence to get a shot off.

He's put off by Ethan Galbraith's dogged following though and his effort has not got the pace to challenge the Swans keeper, who makes an easy save.

Just a few minutes of normal time remaining and Coventry have a corner.

Jack Rudoni's cross flies in but it's punched away by the Leicester keeper Jakub Stolarczyk.

Both sets of fans are still up for this and cheering on their team - the stadium is loud.

Image source, Rex Features

Stoke need to find some quality in the final third if they're going to have any hope of getting back into this.

Substitute Lamine Cisse does well to steal the ball in midfield but then blasts well over the bar.

Robert Bozenik comes on for the Potters to replace Divin Mubama.

It's been a tough afternoon for the Stoke frontman.

Blues left-back Alex Cochrane is on the ground after winning a duel in the air.

Hard to see much of his face with his forehead covered by black strapping but the slumped shoulders tell you he's not feeling his best. His race has been run and he's replaced with Eiran Cashin.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

Even though we have been the better side in this second half, in the last few minutes Coventry have been threatening.

Haji Wright's pace is causing Leicester problems.

QPR have been excellent this second half.

They immediately go in search of a second and Rumarn Burrell's looped header goes just wide.

The Swans make their first changes of the afternoon.

Zan Vipotnik and Zeidane Inoussa depart for Adam Idah and Eom Ji-sung.

Now the scoring has finally got going in the Championship, can we get a goal in this one?

That final product is escaping Blues.

Kyogo Furuhashi makes a smart little run on the right flank to put himself in a fantastic position but his shot is absolutely dreadful. Complete lack of control.

Swans keeper Lawrence Vigouroux puts his gloves on it to make sure it doesn't go in but was it on target anyway? Possibly not.

Stoke keeper Viktor Johansson comes out to collect a Richard Kone through ball and Rumarn Burrell carries on chasing through.

The striker leaves his foot in and catches the Swede in the face. Definite yellow card.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

That was a good chance but it went straight at Carl Rushworth.

Without a doubt this is the best period of play for Leicester and they look dangerous. Coventry just need to keep possession and manage the game.