Another yellow card for Burnley and this time it's for Hannibal Mejbri as he brings down Cameron Pring on the edge of the area.

The resulting free-kick is guided behind for a corner by Josh Brownhill.

Burnley's Maxime Esteve comes in late on Jason Knight as the Bristol City midfielder looks to drive forward and that's a booking for Esteve.

Liam Manning is rolling the dice with a triple change for Bristol City.

Haydon Roberts, Anis Mehmeti and Nahki Wells all make way.

On come Cameron Pring, Scott Twine and Sinclair Armstrong.

Interim Coventry boss Rhys Carr turns to his bench for the first time with a triple change.

On comes Tatsuhiro Sakamoto, Brandon Thomas-Asante and Ephron Mason-Clark for Norman Bassette, Joel Latibeaudiere and Victor Torp.

Completely against the run of play and Bristol City have their best chance of the game so far out of nowhere.

Yu Hirakawa suddenly finds himself clean through but James Trafford comes rushing out to save the effort.

It could so easily have been 1-1 and Trafford has very much kept his side in the lead there.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at the CBS Arena

The wind is starting to get up at the CBS Arena - and so are the majority of the 28,067 crowd.

Storm Bert is clearly not finished yet. And it looks like Coventry City aren't either, as they continue to attack with gusto.

They came back from 2-0 down to earn their last win under Mark Robins against Luton - and again from 2-0 down to draw at morning leaders Sunderland in their last game before the international break.

So we know they have it in them. The arrival of Tats Sakamoto, Ephron Mason-Clark and Brandon Thomas-Asante off the bench will be telling . . .

Jay Dasilva is seeing plenty of the ball down the left for Coventry.

He has stood up a few dangerous crosses early in this second half now, but the tall timber in Sheffield United's defence have so far stood strong.

If there is some hope for Bristol City, it might be that Burnley haven’t won two consecutive games since mid-September.

The Clarets haven't been able to string together two wins on the bounce in nine matches since then.

A big 25 minutes ahead.

Caretaker boss Omer Riza has made a double change for Cardiff - and let's just say it wasn't a popular decision with one of the outgoing players, Yakou Meite.

Meite made his displeasure all too clear with both some verbal and body language as he stalked off, along with Alex Robertson.

Joe Ralls is one of the players coming off the bench for the Bluebirds, making his return from injury. Joel Bagan is the other new arrival.

Sheffield United are top of the live Championship table, but they've got another 30-odd minutes to try and see out the three points at Coventry with 10 men...

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Scott Parker will be delighted with what he's seen from his Burnley side in the first 15 minutes of this second half.

The only lingering doubt will be that it's still only 1-0. The Clarets will really want to make the most of this concerted pressure by getting a second.

Barry Bannan is spraying the ball around nicely but Wednesday haven't yet been able to capitalise on that as they seek a second goal.

Josh Windass has just had a pop from distance, but although there's plenty of power in the shot, the accuracy is lacking as it fizzes wide.

Josh Eccles very nearly carves out a chance for Coventry.

He slips a pass into the feet of Jack Rudoni at the top of the area, but he fails to control the ball which runs harmlessly into the hands of Blades goalkeeper Michael Cooper.

Burnley have been camped in the Bristol City half for a good couple of minutes but they haven't been able to make the pressure pay.

Jay Rodriguez gets on the end of a corner but his header is blocked.

A couple of other promising openings come to nothing but there's a real threat from the Clarets.

The start to the second half looks a lot like the start to the first, with Coventry seeing plenty of the ball and pressing high.

There is no doubt they are looking to make the most of their numerical advantage.

Burnley are starting to turn the screw here and putting pressure on Bristol City.

The Clarets are going after a second.

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

In the first half, the best move of the match led to a goal. That was the second best chance - it should have been a goal.

The goalkeeper made a good save, but it fell to Hannibal Mejbri and thought that had to go in.

A second goal would have killed off the game, even with 40 minutes to go. One, you're still in it, two and it's a long road back for Bristol City.

Sheffield United made a second change at the break.

Both their goal scorers are now off, with Jesurun Rak-Sakyi making way for Femi Seriki.

Tyrese Campbell, who put the Blades ahead first, was replaced before the break.

How on earth are Burnley not 2-0 up?!

Josh Brownhill squares it across the face of goal for Luca Koleosho at the back stick but Max O'Leary somehow scrambles across to save from six yards out.

Jason Knight then does well to block the rebound from Hannibal Mejbri.

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The bad blood of the first half means this game is running a little behind the other two early kick-offs.

Action has just got back under way at the CBS Arena with the Blades down to 10 men.