Triple sub at Ashton Gate as Liam Manning knows he has to go for it.

George Earthy, Haydon Roberts and Anis Mehmeti are on for Scott Twine, George Tanner and Max Bird.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

I had been about to write how Leeds had looked nervous since the second half had started and how their final ball had been poor.

But Willy Gnonto's goal has changed all of that - both in the crowd and on the field.

It is Leeds' title as it stands, although Plymouth will not go down without a fight.

James Piercy
BBC Sport at Ashton Gate

That Blackburn goal changes everything, Bristol City simply have to win as a draw won't be enough given their inferior goal difference.

The crowd know this and are roaring the men in red on every time they attack, which is now growing in frequency although Osmajic continues to look a danger on the counter.

Max Bird's effort looked destined for the top corner onto to take the slightest of deflections and somehow Preston goalkeeper Dai Cornell, in diving, then required a few minutes of treatment in a not-at-all cynical attempt to quell the momentum.

More frustration for the hosts as defender Rob Holding picks up a booking for a foul on Todd Cantwell.

Despite their lowly position, Hull City have a good record on their travels this season, with seven wins from 22 games so far.

A point should be enough given Luton are now 4-1 down at West Bromwich Albion but Tigers fans were sitting/standing far more comfortably before that Pompey equaliser.

Burnley drop to second as Leeds equalise, but they are driving for a secodn goal, spearheaded by Hannibal Mejbri.

A driving run plays in Jaidon Anthony who is denied by George Evans. The midfielder then curls one from the edge of the area just over the bar.

Then Anthony is presented with a great chance, close-range, centre of goal, but his shot lacks precision, and Evans makes a sprawling stop.

Big cheers from the away end as the Luton fans get wind of Portsmouth's equaliser against Hull City.

One more goal for Pompey would send the Tigers down and mean the Hatters survive, regardless of their result at The Hawthorns.

Matt Bloomfield's side are down on goal difference as things stand. A draw would see them stay up if they can find two goals and it stays as it is at Fratton Park.

Mike White
Commentator on BBC Radio Humberside

Something out of nothing and Hull are pegged back.

He shouldn't get beaten there.

They've got to dig-deep now, they've got to find that extra reserve.

Stoke are looking far more threatening in the first 10 minutes of the second half.

Bosun Lawal wins a header at the back stick for the Potters and there's a bit of a goalmouth scramble before Derby manage to shovel clear.

They won't know it yet, but the Robins are seventh in the live table.

They need a goal.

Max Bird tries to find it with a looping angled strike from 25 yards which nicks off a defender but creeps past the far post for a corner.

Dai Cornell the Preston keeper needs a spot of treatment after falling heavily but he'll be ok to continue.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

There has been a bit more tempo to our play in this second half.

It's tense. You can feel the tension around the Ricoh for the Coventry supporters.

Luton manage to clear a ball into the box but it only goes as far as Albion midfielder Alex Mowatt about 25 yards out.

Mowatt hits it first time on the volley but it's more sliced than laces... it only goes narrowly over the top, though.

End-to-end and really watchable stuff.

Jonny Howson gets in the way of Ellis Simms in the box for the umpteenth time at one end before Boro work the ball in from the left but Samuel Iling-Junior can only stroke a low shot straight at Ben Wilson with his left foot.

Gary Owers
Former Sunderland & Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

The atmosphere is different to the start of the game already.

The fans are nervous.

Bristol City have got to get back in this game.