We've got about 60 seconds to go as Burnley head away another cross into the middle.

They're almost there.

Burnley are moments away from a 17th clean sheet in 26 games this season.

The Championship season record is 25 in 46 games, by Neil Warnock's Queens Park Rangers in 2010-11.

Another sight of goal for Wouter Burger who lets fly with a 20-yard left-footed volley after a cross was headed out of danger by Nathanael Ogbeta, only to flash his strike a couple of yards past Conor Hazard's right hand post.

We'll have four minutes of time added on at the end of this.

Can Blackburn find a late, late equaliser as they did at Leeds on New Year's Day?

What's this? A final roll of the dice for Swansea?

It is indeed as Wales legend Joe Allen comes on alongside Azeem Abdulai, replacing Liam Cullen and Goncalo Franco.

Can Allen conjure up a bit of magic?

His side need it as they haven't done anything to suggest they will get an equaliser so far.

The atmosphere is rather subdued.

Tick, tick, tick... Plymouth have not won in 20 previous league visits to Stoke, how they would love to avoid a 15th defeat and pick up a seventh point from the Potteries here.

Into the final four minutes, plus however much additional time is played...

The away side survive some real pressure on their goal with some brave last-ditch defending.

Potential match-winner Zian Flemming is off and defender John Egan is on.

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

When you play this Burnley team if you get a chance you have to take it.

It is the way Burnley have been all season. If they don't score it is a 0-0. If they nick a goal or two they go on and win it.

Stoke hearts were in mouths for a moment as Morgan Whittaker and Freddie Issaka threatened to lead a counter attack from their own half, however the back-tracking defenders were able to crowd Issaka out as the ball was worked back to him in the box and the chance of a shot was gone.

Burnley midfielder Josh Cullen is in the book for an accumulation of fouls.

Last throw of the dice from the home side.

Ryan Hedges is on for Sondre Tronstad.

Burnley have seen four 1-0 wins over the line so far this season.

They're five minutes away from a fifth and drawing level on points with table-topping Leeds.

Double change at the top of the pitch for West Brom who replace Josh Maja and the impressive Karlan Grant with Grady Diangana and Devante Cole.

Good players to be able to bring off the bench.

We're into the final eight minutes plus added time now.

Rami Al Hajj and Matt Sorinola are coming off for the visitors, with Nathanael Ogbeta and Jordan Houghton coming on to help the rearguard effort and try to hang on to this precious point.

Bali Mumba has switched from left-back to right, allowing Ogbeta to deal with Lewis Koumas with fresh legs.

There's the danger on the break as Swansea push forward in search of an equaliser.

A long ball up the pitch puts Karlan Grant one-on-one with Harry Darling, he pulls the ball back but no-one is there but Swansea can only clear as far as goalscorer Tom Fellows who flashes one narrowly over.

That would have been game set and match but Swansea survive.

We're into the final 10 minutes and it's another double change for the home side.

Tyrhys Dolan and Lewis Baker, who had an opportunity for the home side a few minutes ago, are off and on come Jon Buckley and Joe Rankin-Costello.

Into the final 15 minutes and Stoke's anxiety is growing. On and off the field.

Lewis Koumas has drifted in from the right, only to drag a left-footed effort well past the post.

Failure to score at home to Plymouth is not something any team have managed since Rotherham on 5 April. Bali Mumba secured Argyle's last away win with the only goal that day.

Swansea's players need to give their fans something to get excited about now.

Since going in front West Brom have dropped back and allowed Swansea the ball, and are looking very comfortable as everything they are dealing with is in front of them.

The hosts don't look likely at present, but it only takes a moment to change that.

Luke Williams sends on Kyle Naughton and Myles Peart-Harris in place of Ji-Sung Eom and Cyrus Christie.

The initial Blackburn corner is half-cleared but Rovers get the ball back into the middle and Lewis Baker skews his header wide from about six yards out.

It's not a great chance but it is a chance.

The away side go to their bench for the first time and it's Lyle Foster on for Jeremy Sarmiento.

Jaidon Antony smashes a shot at goal that Rovers goalkeeper Aynsley Pears beats away.

Rovers quickly get the ball down the other end and win another corner.

They're pushing now.