Coventry with a rare opportunity to get the ball into the Luton box. Luis Binks sends in a long throw and it's cleared away towards the touchline.

Liam Walsh tries to complete the clearance for Luton and he's brought down by Binks, who comes in with a high foot but gets away without further punishment.

Technically that counts as a shot at goal for the home side, although it'd be stretching the truth to say James Trafford was vaguely troubled by Nicolas Madsen's effort.

Rayan Kolli played the ball down for the Danish midfielder, who let fly on the volley - and the shot sailed into the midst of the Burnley fans in the upper tier.

Millenic Alli takes on an ambitious effort from about 20 yards out for Luton but drags his shot harmlessly wide of the near post.

Another break in play as Luton goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski requires some treatment.

Back under way, but there's likely to be a fair amount of added time at the end of this first half. Five minutes plus stoppages until the break.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Luton are trying to make the pitch wide and get good balls in.

Coventry are defending really well. I'd like them to get on the ball but it's difficult with 10 men.

It's also difficult playing against this type of football. They've got to put pressure on Luton when they get balls into the box but their final ball has been poor.

Luton are on top and Coventry are really having to scrap to keep things level but so far, the visitors have done a decent job to be fair.

Other than a good chance for Carlton Morris with a header from about six yards out, the hosts haven't created too many clear openings.

That could have been four for Burnley.

QPR give the ball away trying to play out from the back and Jaidon Anthony pounces, with his shot deflecting to Zian Flemming and it needed Ronnie Edwards to clear off the line to keep the deficit to 3-0.

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A point today would be enough to keep Coventry in the top six come the end of the weekend regardless of results elsewhere.

I get the feeling Frank Lampard would snap your hand off for a draw right now.

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Luton are all over Coventry but it remains goalless as we approach the final 10 minutes of the first half.

The Hatters are out of the bottom three as things stand but with Derby still to play at Hull later, they could really do with a victory here - especially given the circumstances of how this is playing out.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

That is a hell of a block from Matt Grimes.

They'll have to make plenty of blocks like that in this game.

Luton are continuing to dominate the 10 men of Coventry.

Mark McGuinness gets on the end of a whipped ball in across the deck but his first-time effort is blocked.

Thelo Aasgaard then has another crack from the edge of the box and Coventry stopper Brad Collins does well to tip it over the bar.

Burnley won 3-0 on their last visit to Loftus Road, back in December 2022 and a similar scoreline looks like a good bet right now.

The Clarets in complete control in midfield, with plenty of one-touch passing and you'd think further goals are only a matter of time.

Thelo Aasgaard has a pop from about 20 yards out for Luton but slips as he hits it and Brad Collins can get down to his right to save comfortably in the Coventry goal.

A neat move by Luton and Thelo Aasgaard's cross in from the left is deflected behind for a corner.

They then play it short and Liam Walsh eventually tries to tease one in with the outside of his right boot but Coventry can clear.

Moments later, another cross comes in from Aasgaard. Blocked again.

Good pressure from the hosts.

We're back under way at Kenilworth Road after the brief pause for Liam Walsh and Ben Sheaf to get treatment after clashing heads.

Both players are OK to continue.

There's a clash of heads between Coventry captain Ben Sheaf and Luton's Liam Walsh as they challenge for the ball inside the Luton half and there's now a break in play.

Both sets of teams go over to the sidelines to have a mini team-talk.

For a moment it looked as though Burnley had doubled their lead, with Connor Roberts bursting forward to finish off a slick move involving Luca Koleosho and Josh Cullen.

But the linesman's flag poured cold water on Roberts' finish and for now the Clarets will have to be content with a one-goal lead.

Luton's tails are unsurprisingly up with the man advantage now.

Carlton Morris gets on the end of a cross to the back post about six yards out but he can't divert the header on target.

That was a great chance for the Hatters skipper.