VERY interesting sub for Leeds.

Patrick Bamford is brought on for the ineffective Willy Gnonto.

The one-cap England striker has not scored this season and has been out injured since 1 January.

Quite a scrappy start to the second half but again the Baggies' intent is there.

They need to make something count. Sunderland are slowing the game down where they can.

Josh Brownhill picks Liam Kitching's pocket down the Burnley right but his low cross into the mixer is cut out by the sliding Bobby Thomas.

Jaidon Anthony takes the corner short before getting the ball back and whips a low cross into the goalmouth where the Burnley players appeal vigorously for a handball against Liam Kitching as the ball skids up into his body and left arm before hacking clear.

Can't imagine ref James Bell had a good view but even so, nothing doing...

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

Luton have probably been the better side since the start of this second half, but just the one chance so far.

There has been a real physical nature in this game, from both sides.

Alfie Doughty swings the free-kick in to the middle for the Hatters and Junior Firpo does well for Leeds to head it away from danger.

Luton pick up the loose ball, as they have done so often since the break.

If Leeds fail to take the points from this one today then it will be just one win from their past six games since going five clear at the top of the table with a 2-1 win at Sheffield United at the end of February.

The home side have an attacking free-kick and Manor Solomon has a yellow card for the Whites for a silly foul.

James Trafford picks up a header back from CJ Egan-Riley and after bouncing it twice casually bowls the ball out... across the halfway line, to Marcus Edwards.

That must have been a good 45 yards in the air. Maybe it's him who should be playing in the NFL next season instead of club owner JJ Watt... but as a quarterback.

Almost 10 minutes into this half and Leeds are yet to get going at all.

Luton had to make an early sub after the break because of an injury to striker Elijah Adebayo but they've looked the sharper since the interval.

We are back underway at the Hawthorns.

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This all makes for pleasant reading if you are of a Burnley persuasion with the Clarets having started the day outside the automatic promotion places.

Admittedly Sheffield United can retake first as they play Oxford at 15:00 BST but, perhaps crucially, is the fact Leeds are outside the top two as it stands.

Jack Rodoni's free-kick from the left causes absolute mayhem in the Burnley box.

Haji Wright almost brings a bouncing ball under his spell in the six-yard box but James Trafford bravely throws himself at the ball, and the forward, and clings on on the floor.

Coventry have looked dangerous from long-throws and set-pieces all day long...

Not that I'll need to tell Leeds fans this but, with this as it is and Burnley leading, Leeds are down to third in the table.

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Be sure to come straight back, though, yeah?

Brad Collins' last start was at Portsmouth before Christmas when he didn't cover himself in glory in a 4-1 defeat.

Have to feel for him there, it all happened in slow motion, but there's no hiding place for a keeper.

It still needed finishing though and Jaidon Anthony, for the first time in his career, is on a hat-trick, however.

The home side get forward and Thelo Asgaard's shot forces some action from Karl Darlow in the away goal.

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

An absolute shocker for the Coventry defender and goalkeeper.

Jaidon Anthony gambled by going for the ball and has got a goal for it.

Yeah, Elijah Adebayo can't carry on for Luton.

Tahith Chong takes the striker's place.

Not good this.

Luton striker Elijah Adebayo lands awkwardly in the opening moments of the second half.

The physio is on and the big man looks to be in a lot of pain.

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Back under way at a sun-soaked CBS Arena. Frank Lampard is in a t-shirt and light jersey, Scott Parker has his beloved green winter jacket on still...

He'll have been even more hot under the collar after that Coventry opener...