Summary

  • Leaders Coventry have the chance to go 13 points clear as they host Charlton (15:00 GMT)

  • Kim Hellberg makes his debut in the Middlesbrough dugout at home to in-form Derby

  • Norwich still searching for a first home win of the season as they welcome QPR to Carrow Road

  • Tonda Eckert can make it five straight wins as Southampton interim boss as Saints travel to Millwall

  • Three other games: Sheff Wed v Preston, West Brom v Swansea and Wrexham v Blackburn

  • Sheffield United survive second-half fightback from Leicester to win 3-2

  • Jordan James and Stephy Mavididi cut the Blades lead after a nightmare first half for Foxes

  • Joe Gelhardt completes Hull's comeback as the Tigers beat second-placed Stoke

  • Anis Mehmeti's header earns Bristol City a 1-0 up win at Portsmouth as Robins move back into top six

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Adam Lanigan, Glenn Speller, Ben Kosky and Lennan Tomlins

  1. 'What a strike!'

    Leicester 0-3 Sheff Utd

    Carl Asaba
    Former Sheffield United striker on BBC Radio Sheffield

    What a strike, what control!

    He got his knee over the ball and just let fly. That's a difficult ball to hit, what a strike.

  2. YELLOW CARD

    Portsmouth 0-1 Bristol City

    Andre Dozzell goes into the referee's book after grabbing Anis Mehmeti's shirt as the winger attempted to break.

    That followed a Pompey corner, their first of the game - but other than an awkward cross-shot from Josh Murphy, they've given Radek Vitek nothing at all to do so far this afternoon.

  3. goal

    GOAL Leicester 0-3 Sheff Utd

    Sydie Peck (32 mins)

    Sheffield United players celebrate with goalscorer Sydie PeckShutterstock

    Callum O'Hare nods the ball into the path of Tyrese Campbell but the forward delays the cross or shot and eventually whatever it was is blocked for a corner.

    But from the corner...

    Leicester clear and Sydie Peck smacks a volley past Asmir Begovic.

    What a goal, what a game for the Blades.

  4. Stoke 1-0 Hull

    More danger from Stoke, more lax defending from Hull.

    Million Manhoef works the ball into the channel for Sorba Thomas against a poor offside trap, and Thomas fires the ball across goal.

    He wants his forwards to be sliding forward but they are waiting for a cutback.

  5. 'Can't see a way forward'

    Leicester 0-2 Sheff Utd

    In Lanzarote enjoying some birthday sunshine; hoped to watch home team Leicester, but have returned to sun bed. Shirt over my head. So disappointing. Can’t see a way forward.

    Simon, Lanzarote

    At this point, Leicester's recent successes feels like a fever dream.

    Harry, Kent

  6. Stoke 1-0 Hull

    Only Coventry and Ipswich have scored more than Hull this season.

    Only bottom side Sheffield Wednesday have conceded more than the Tigers' 30.

    Their games are certainly entertaining, probably a little too entertaining for their liking.

  7. Leicester 0-2 Sheff Utd

    No further damage inflicted on the home side but Sheffield United clearly sense there are more goals in this.

    Every time Leicester try to play out from the back there are white shirts swarming all over them to win the ball back.

    Quite a few empty seats in the home areas today as well.

  8. 'Change needs to happen'

    Leicester 0-2 Sheff Utd

    Leicester are heading into freefall. Should really have lost at home against Stoke a short time ago despite the scoreline. Change needs to happen but the general LCFC fanbase seems too passive to protest against the club's decline. No passion from top to bottom. Oh, and we have PSR coming...

    James, Leicester

  9. DISALLOWED GOAL

    Stoke 1-0 Hull

    Stoke have the ball in the net and Robert Bozenik is denied a first Stoke goal by an ofside flag.

    Ivor Pandur, for all his heroics, will be a little relieved as he should have kept out Bozenik's header.

  10. GREAT SAVE!

    Stoke 1-0 Hull

    Great skill from Bae Jun-Ho as he twists and turns and fires in a shot that is arrowing into the bottom corner, but no...

    That is an outstanding stop from Ivor Pandur as he gets down to tip it round the post.

    More excellent football from attacker and goalkeeper.

  11. Portsmouth 0-1 Bristol City

    Grumbling gives way to outright booing as Pompey give the ball away just inside their own half and Anis Mehmeti is presented with another chance that he drags wide.

    Almost immediately, Mehmeti's on the attack again to set up Emil Riis and his effort is saved low by Nicolas Schmid.

    But this is looking all too easy for Bristol City at the moment.

  12. Stoke 1-0 Hull

    That is a seventh goal of the season for Sorba Thomas.

    He has been a revelation for Stoke since his summer switch from Huddersfield.

  13. 'What a volley!'

    Stoke 1-0 Hull

    Mike Sheron
    Former Stoke City player on BBC Radio Stoke

    Sorba Thomas volleys Stoke into the leadShutterstock

    What a finish, what a connection, and what a volley!

    That's what confidence and belief does for you. The first goal is normally a big one in the Championship.

    It's a great start for Stoke - happy with that.

  14. goal

    GOAL: Stoke 1-0 Hull

    Sorba Thomas (17 mins)

    Stoke goalscorer Sorba Thomas celebratesShutterstock

    Foot like a traction engine!

    A Stoke corner is only half cleared to the edge of the box, where Sorba Thomas is waiting to pounce, and pounce he absolutely does!

    The Wales winger watches it drop and catches it so sweetly and it thunders into the net and through Ivor Pandur, who had no chance of stopping that.

  15. goal

    GOAL: Portsmouth 0-1 Bristol City

    Anis Mehmeti (17 mins)

    Anis Mehmeti celebrates in front of the Portsmouth fansShutterstock

    Make that four goals for Anis Mehmeti against Portsmouth...

    Bristol City break again down the left flank and Neto Borges whips over a perfect cross for Mehmeti, who bisects Pompey's centre-backs and nods it beyond the helpless Nicolas Schmid.

    It certainly hasn't been against the run of play.

  16. Leicester 0-2 Sheff Utd

    Leicester have steadied the ship - although it is holed below the waterline.

    Stephy Mavididi sends in a cross which is begging to be attacked - it drifts behind for a goal kick.

    You have to go back to 20 September for the last time the home side kept a clean sheet - the first four minutes here were clear evidence why.

    Bizarrely that clean sheet was against freescoring Coventry!

  17. GREAT SAVE!

    Stoke 0-0 Hull

    A first shot on goal from Stoke and it's Robert Bozenik, but it's straight at Ivor Pandur.

    But the Croatia goalkeeper is much busier as he makes an acrobatic save to tip over Sorba Thomas' 25-yard curler, having moved his feet well to get in position.

    A great effort matched by a great save.

    And Pandur is then forced to punch away the corner as it's curled in towards his goal. He's in the thick of the action.

  18. 'Leicester still struggling'

    Leicester 0-2 Sheff Utd

    Owynn Palmer-Atkin
    BBC Radio Leicester commentator

    Leicester City still haven't got going in this game.

    You would have thought the two goals in four minutes would have sparked them into life but that hasn't been the case.

    The Sheffield United fans have been very pleased with what they've seen so far in this game.

  19. Portsmouth 0-0 Bristol City

    Some grumbling early on from the Fratton Park crowd, with Bristol City seeing more of the ball and looking more dangerous going forward.

    Anis Mehmeti, who enjoys playing against Pompey - he's scored three times against them - scampered in from the flank on the counter-attack and was lining up a shot at goal but the home defence banded together to smother him.

    Portsmouth yet to show any threat at the other end.

  20. PENALTY APPEAL

    Stoke 0-0 Hull

    After a positive Stoke start, Hull induce a bit of panic in the home defence as they put together their first move of note.

    And they probably should have a penalty for their troubles as Matt Crooks goes down under a challenge from Ashley Phillips.

    The defender gets the ball but only after he's tripped Crooks, who had made a purposeful run into the box.

    That is a let-off for the Potters.