More changes at Fratton Park as Matt Ritchie is replaced by Jordan Williams.

Earlier, Cauley Woodrow and Yuki Ohashi were replaced by Makhtar Gueye and Todd Cantwell for Blackburn.

Just a bit of housekeeping.

Leeds will be second if this stays as it is but will only be above third-placed Burnley on goal difference.

We're in for a blockbuster finish to this second tier season!

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Into the final 20 minutes at Carrow Road and as things stand, Albion are gaining a point on both fifth-placed Coventry, who lost yesterday, and Bristol City in seventh, who trail at Burnley.

Norwich would remain eight points behind the play-off spots if it remains all square.

A goal for either would be big at this stage.

David Unsworth
Former Burnley and Everton defender on BBC Radio Lancashire

Scott Parker will realise that Leeds have conceded meaning that the importance of this result will be even bigger.

Bristol City are hanging in there, just.

Yousef Salech cuts inside and sees his shot saved by Pierce Charles in the Wednesday goal.

Morgan Whittaker makes an instant impact from the bench for Boro and puts in a great cross for Tommy Conway at the back post but he's denied by a brilliant save from Jamie Cumming in the Oxford goal!

Adam Pope
BBC Radio Leeds commentator

The fans are getting angsty now.

Aidy White
Former Leeds United full-back on BBC Radio Leeds

We've seen it too many times this season from Meslier.

It's pure disappointment from the players around him.

The ball is in his hands and he just drops it.

Changes for both sides at the Riverside.

Morgan Whittaker is on for Boro in place of Delano Burgzorg.

Oxford make a triple change as Przemysław Płacheta, Mark Harris and Siriki Dembele make way for Stan Mills, Tom Bradshaw and Tyler Goodrham.

Adil Aouchiche is replaced by Terry Devlin for Portsmouth.

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

It's good defending from Rob Dickie.

It should be two to Burnley but Dickie makes an unbelievable block.

You can see why Burnley are up there at the top of the league but while we say this it's still only 1-0. All we need is one chance.

It opens up for Burnley and skipper Josh Brownhill feeds Jaidon Anthony on the left but he gets it stuck under his feet and the effort is tame in the end, allowing City to get back in and block.

The Clarets are on top but all the while they don't find the second, the visitors are still in it.

Nathan Lowe has replaced Sam Gallagher for Stoke.

Lyle Foster is on for Burnley and takes the place of goalscorer Zian Flemming.

Cardiff respond to that Sheffield Wednesday leveller by bringing on Anwar El Ghazi and David Turnbull.

They'll end the day two points clear of Derby in the bottom three if this ends as it is but having played a game more than the Rams.

Josh Brownhill steers towards goal for Burnley but it's cleared off the line! Marcus Edwards, who has looked lively all afternoon, then wins a corner for the Clarets but City deal with the set-piece.

A little over 25 minutes remaining for the Robins to find a way back into this.

Brenden Aaronson chips a ball into the middle that Joel Piroe gets the lot behind on the volley but Lawrence Vigeroux in the Swans goal manages to keep it out and keep his side in this match.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

I was just about to write about Sheffield Wednesday's improvement in this second half, and then Michael Ihiekwe heads in from a corner.

Owls fans are chanting manager Danny Rohl's name after his half-time triple substitution, which has worked a treat so far.

David Unsworth
Former Burnley and Everton defender on BBC Radio Lancashire

It looks like Bristol City are going to change their shape which will pose some questions now for Burnley.

I'd like to see Burnley win by two or three but you can't always do that. But they do look comfortable.