Leicester are knocking on the door.

Abdul Fatawu whips a cross into the mixer for the big man Julián Carranza who gets a solid header on goal.

But it's safely into the hands of the Coventry keeper Carl Rushworth.

We're definitely due a goal in this match.

That is the chance.

QPR hit the break through Richard Kone and Rumarn Burrell.

The ball is played long through to Kone and the Ivorian finds his strike partner with the first-time pass.

It looks for all the world like the former Burton man will just place it beyond Viktor Johansson but the Swede makes a huge save to keep the score level.

Time for some moves from the Blues bench.

On come Ethan Laird, Kyogo Furuhashi and Patrick Roberts.

Off go Lewis Koumas, Bright Osayi-Samuel and Marvin Ducksch.

We're just guessing by your location Chris that you mean Birmingham v Swansea. Apologies if we're wrong!

And we nearly have out first goal.

Harvey Vale curls and wicket effort with his left foot from distance and it forces a decent save from Viktor Johansson.

Nicolas Madsen is then booked for a challenge on Potters striker Divin Mubama

More changes.

Coventry take off Jay Dasilva - who is on a yellow card - for Jake Bidwell.

For Leicester, Ricardo Pereira and Jordan James head to the bench. Hamza Choudhury and Julián Carranza are on.

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Birmingham 0-0 Swansea

There's a bit of needle in the game as Alex Cochrane picks up a nasty cut to the face and has stern words for his visiting opponents.

Cochrane is bleeding and needs to be sorted, prompting keeper Ryan Allsop to take to the deck and have a chat with the physio while the left-back gets patched up on the sidelines.

Aaron Cresswell overhits a corner for Stoke which goes all the way through and out for a goal-kick.

Some of the set pieces in this game have been woeful. Maddening for Julien Stephan and Mark Robins in the dugouts.

I'm not sure we've ever had three goalless Championship draws at lunchtime.

Still 20/25 minutes to go at St Andrew's, the King Power and Loftus Road to change that...

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Isaac Hayden has only been on the pitch for a couple of minutes and he's already committed two fouls as he tries to get up to speed with the game.

This time he receives the booking the away fans felt he deserved first time round.

Bright Osayi-Samuel clips one in for Marvin Ducksch in the box but it's a difficult shot for the Blues striker and it's all he can do to get his volley on target.

He guides it well towards the net but it lacks any venom and is no trouble for Swans keeper Lawrence Vigouroux.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

Stephy Mavididi won't like the fact he's being subbed off, especially for a 16-year-old.

I can't remember the last time I enjoyed a 0-0 as much as this.

Despite the scoreline it's been a highly entertaining game.

Leicester make a change down the left side.

Stephy Mavididi is off and Jeremy Monga is on.

He is only 16-years-old but he has already scored for the Foxes first team, in his young career.

Slightly surprised Stephy Mavididi has been subbed if I'm honest - he's had a solid game.

Stoke can't get out at the moment.

QPR win another corner. The Potters get it away but it comes back, with Richard Kone eventually laying the ball up for Nicolas Madsen to strike from distance.

He goes for the curler towards the top right but Viktor Johansson watches it wide.

Jonathan Varane's afternoon is over as he's replaced by Isaac Hayden.

Blues' Bright Osayi-Samuel battles with Zeidane Inoussa to draw a foul.

The Swansea man is judged to have had one too many tangles and is shown the visitor's first yellow card as a result.

Harvey Vale whips in a dangerous in-swinger having won a corner for the hosts.

It finds Richard Kone on the edge of the six-yard box and the Ivorian heads over.

Much more goalmouth action in this second half.

And that is Million Manhoef's last action as he's replaced by Lamine Cisse, with Bae Junho on in place of Tomas Rigo.

Not the way Manhoef would have wanted to finish the game.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

That chance from Leicester came from nowhere.

Stephy Mavididi probably had more time than he thought there, but we have to applaud the save. It's the second big one from Carl Rushworth in this match.

Leicester are not holding back.

Stephy Mavididi slips through the Coventry defence and is one-on-one with the keeper, but his shot is saved by Carl Rushworth who gets a leg on the ball.

The Sky Blues need to tighten up at the back.