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West Brom had 65% possession and 21 shots, but three on target tells the story.

The home side didn't deserve anything here because they weren't clinical enough. A blow in their play-off chase.

Sunderland defended well, played with maturity and took their chance through Trai Hume. Great win.

Wilson Isidor comes off for Sunderland, Milan Aleksic comes on.

Four added minutes here as Wilson Isidor could have helped add a second for Sunderland, but he didn't find Eliezer Mayenda.

The home fans and players have swarmed around ref James Bell since the final whistle and Lampard has clearly said something to earn himself a red card from the official.

Bell leaves the field to loud chants questioning his suitability to officiate at football matches.

He booked four Burnley players and two Coventry ones, in addition to that red card for the manager.

This game felt like a big one throughout. If they meet again in the play-offs it'll be enormous.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

I think before the game if you said they'd go away with a point from a hard-fought game... It's not disastrous.

They'll feel it's two points dropped because the Manor Solomon chance was harder to miss than score.

It's a tough place to come and they made it hard work for Leeds but again Leeds weren't firing on all cylinders.

I think it's a decent point when you look at the context of the game.

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It's one win in six for Leeds now and they will end the weekend outside the top two in the Championship.

A draw doesn't do all that much for Luton's bid to climb out of trouble at the bottom of the table but it's 11 points from their past half dozen matches for the Hatters after this battling draw.

Isaiah Jones gave the home side the lead before Dan James bent home a fine leveller.

The second half was low on chances, and quality in truth, but Manor Solomon could have won it for the Whites when he fired off target from close range.

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Burnley, for at least a couple of hours, are going top of the Championship.

They have seen it out professionally to make it 27 games unbeaten and picked up a precious win to end Coventry's four-game winning streak at home.

Jaidon Anthony's double, the first an early finish from Josh Cullen's cut-back, the second a cool finish after a calamitous mistake from Coventry keeper Brad Collins and defender Liam Kitching seconds after the break, secured the points after Haji Wright had given the hosts a controversial lead inside five minutes.

Scott Parker has been promoted from this division with Fulham and Bournemouth without needing the play-offs. Can he complete the hat-trick with the Clarets?

Seconds remain and Coventry have a free-kick on midway. Everyone will go up for it, including Brad Collins.

Josh Laurent goes into the book for the visitors.

Collins gets his head on the ball in from Jack Rudoni but the ball squirts past the upright.

That should be that...

Leeds have one final chance to launch the ball forward.

Hannibal tries to take the ball to the corner flag before being dispossessed but although Coventry get it forward, the Clarets break at pace and Jeremy Sarmiento looks to have a clear run on goal until he is robbed near the edge of the box.

Frantic stuff as Zian Flemming gets the ball back and tests Brad Collins from distance.

We're into the final three minutes of the eight added on.

Time for a hero?

Lovely cross by Tom Fellows but Daryl Dike heads over.

He probably got there a bit soon.

There are still seven minutes plus stoppages to play because of lengthy injury time in the first half.

Coventry have scored two stoppage-time goals in their current run of four straight home wins, can they muster another here?

It's route-one stuff now... Milan van Ewijk's latest long throw leads to a scramble in the box but the Clarets defence dig-in to clear.

More huffing and puffing from West Brom with Tammer Bany volleying over. Crucially, though, I can't remember Anthony Patterson being tested at all.

Sunderland have defended well.

Luton stand up well to a Leeds attack.

Chris Makosso, who has been a threat for the home side with his long throws, gets back to stop Isaac Schmidt getting a clear shot at goal for Leeds.

Into FIVE additional minutes at the CBS. Still time for Coventry.

Milan van Ewijk is the latest home player into James Bell's book as frustrations grow in the home ranks.

Adam Armstrong and Torbjorn Heggem come off for West Brom, replaced by Will Lankshear and Ousmane Diakite.

Both sets of fans are in full voice, urging their sides on to find a late winner.

There have been precious few clear-cut chances since the break but one more in these eight minutes of time added on could be crucial.

There will be a minimum of EIGHT minutes added on at Kenilworth Road.

Could they prove to be season-defining ones for either the struggling hosts or promotion-chasing visitors?

Lyle Foster strolls off for Burnley, with Jeremy Sarmiento coming on to try to see this one through.

The Clarets showing all their nous to slow the game down and avoid any late drama.

Sarmiento hands Josh Laurent a piece of paper, presumably from Josh Laurent. Will he have any time to read it though?