We've got two minutes of regular time to play but I suspect we could see around eight minutes added on at the end of this.

You feel it is the promotion-chasing Leeds who look the more likely to find a potential winner.

Darnell Furlong does well to get a shot off after Karlan Grant's cross. If only that found a striker... West Brom are stepping up here.

Jaidon Anthony's curling ball into the box from the right is headed behind for a corner.

He takes the corner himself but it's cleared by Coventry, who also deal with the follow-up from Hannibal.

The clock is ticking for the Sky Blues...

Leeds defender Pascal Struijk, who has been in a real battle with Luton striker Carlton Morris, can not go on.

Max Wober, Isaac Schmidt and Sam Byram are all on, with Manor Solomon and Jayden Bogle also going off.

No more subs for Leeds now.

West Brom again send a cross in through Karlan Grant, but Sunderland defend well again.

Daryl Dike, still to have a touch of the ball after coming on, was hovering in the middle.

Hannibal is outmuscled by Liam Kitching as he tries to burst down the right and his furious protestations against a foul on the defender see the Clarets sub go into James Bell's book.

Ellis Simms is thrown on in place of Tatsuhiro Sakamoto for the final stages for Coventry. Frank Lampard has to try something.

Simms' first involvement was to win a corner, but James Bell has overruled his assistant and said Simms got the final touch. The home fans are not amused, and neither is Lampard.

Jayson Molumby also went into the book before the substitutions for a foul.

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

Leeds all of a sudden, were right in there and some good defending was needed by Luton.

It has been an interesting game, the second half hasn't been full of chances.

There will certainly be a lot of added time after a raft of substitutions and the injury to Adebayo.

Tammer Bany coming on for West Brom, replacing Mikey Johnston.

Enzo Le Fee, back after five games out with injury, is on for Sunderland with Patrick Roberts coming off. Leo Hjelde replaces Alan Browne.

Lyle Foster's neat flick falls to Hannibal to whip a first-time shot in from outside the area but it's just too close to Brad Collins who tips it over the bar with two hands.

Jaidon Anthony's corner is initially cleared but it's worked back to CJ Egan-Riley who gets crowded out in the box.

What a chance for Leeds!

Dan James bursts forward and crosses it in for Manor Solomon.

The Tottenham loanee is only five yards out but skews his shot way over.

As well as early drama Leeds are known for their late shows too.

Last week they both scored and conceded in the final five minutes and injury time in the 2-2 draw with Swansea.

Again, if this stays as it is and Burnley hold out at Coventry, the Whites will end the day in third.

If the Sky Blues are to salvage anything from this game they'll have to do something no side has managed this season... score twice in a game against Burnley.

10 minutes of normal time to come to try to change that.

As is often the case when you have a wait like this... The Leeds corner is easily cleared.

A second sub for the Whites now as USA international Brenden Aaronson takes the place of top scorer Joel Piroe.

West Brom looking more direct now with Mikey Johnston and Tom Fellows o either flank.

Ephron Mason-Clark goes down under a high ball in the Burnley box under pressure from Josh Cullen, but despite howls from the stands, James Bell is unmoved.

The hosts are building up a head of steam...

Luton make a triple change, including taking off goalscorer Isaiah Jones.

The Whites are still waiting to take their corner.

More fresh legs for Burnley as Josh Brownhill makes way for Hannibal.

Double change to report for West Brom.

Alex Mowatt and Grady Diangana are off; Tom Fellows and Daryl Dike come on.