Wouter Burger loops a ball over the top for Stoke for Lewis Baker to chase down but Cardiff keeper Ethan Horvath comes out to challenge him and eventually thwarts Baker at the second attempt.

Talking of tight, look at the battle to avoid relegation...

It's still so tight in the play-off race...

The game is back under way. The fourth official has indicated a minimum of 12 minutes to be played at the end of the first half.

Both clubs have shared their thanks to the medical staff who assisted with the incident involving a supporter in the Ninian Stand.

"Emergency services are taking the unwell person to hospital," Cardiff City said on X. "Incredible work from you all. All of our love and thoughts are with you, Bluebird!"

Stoke City wrote: "Most importantly, we send our prayers and best wishes to the supporter who has received treatment from both clubs' medical staff and paramedics."

Eric Steele
Former Derby and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC Radio Derby

We have had chances, we just need a bit more composure on the ball.

It's been good, it's been competitive. I think John Eustace will be delighted as I am that we're still in the game.

Both sides have returned to the field in Cardiff and will carry out a five-minute warm-up before play resumes.

A supporter has been taken to hospital after a medical emergency in the stands. They were said to be conscious and stable as they left the stadium.

There will be about 10 minutes plus stoppages remaining when we get going again.

Half-time at the Hawthorns and Albion are in front in this clash between the two play-off hopefuls.

Karlan Grant's 11th minute strike separates the two sides in a match which has probably been shaded by the visitors.

Edo Kayembe has struck a post and blazed over a good opportunity in an impressive response by Tom Cleverley's side.

As it stands, Albion are just two points behind Coventry outside the play-offs while Watford will need to come from a goal down to help continue their late play-off push.

Guy Whittingham
Former Portsmouth manager on BBC Radio Solent

It's a bit nervy either end. Portsmouth had the best chance with the penalty.

There's been some good defending by Atkinson, who has blocked a couple of shots and efforts. Overall it's been fairly even.

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Nothing too much to raise the pulse rate on Wearside as the half-time whistle sounds.

Sunderland's second leg at home in the play-offs is almost guaranteed, but there are three weeks to go before their serious action resumes.

And it's showing...

The referee blows up for half-time and we are goalless at Hillsborough.

Both sides have creating each other's defence some problems with Wednesday probably shading the opening 45.

Anthony Musaba was guilty of passing up one of the best chances for Wednesday when he volleyed over the bar a good cross form Pol Valentin.

As it stands, the U's remain four places and only three points above the relegation zone.

No goals and probably not too much of a surprise with only one effort on target.

Surely if Millwall and Middlesbrough want to make the play-offs, they are going to have to open up a bit more after the break.

A goalless first half comes to an end at Kenilworth Road.

Millenic Alli has had a few sights of goal for Luton but nothing major to shout about for either side thus far.

Matt Bloomfield's side in particular will want to pick things up if they are to boost their Championship survival hopes.

Edo Kayembe hits an excellent left-footed shot from outside the box which beats Josh Griffiths all ends up but crashes against the upright.

Then, Isaac Price sees his effort for Albion well saved by Watford keeper Egil Selvik at the other end following good work from Mikey Johnston.

All square in the relegation six-pointer at Fratton Park.

The biggest talking point of the first half is undoubtedly the Colby Bishop penalty for Portsmouth that was saved by Derby keeper Jacob Widell Zetterstrom.

Zetterstrom also denied Christian Saydee, while Marcus Harness went almighty close to giving the Rams the lead when his cross-shot hit the bar, rolled across the line, hit the post and somehow came out.

All to play for in the second period.

Level in west London as the players head off for a breather.

QPR took a deserved lead through Karamoko Dembele but a fine response from George Earthy to draw Bristol City level.

Into two minutes of time added on at the end of this first half at Fratton Park.

A first shot on target at The Den and it's for Middlesbrough and Morgan Whittaker bit it's fairly comfortable for Millwall 'keeper Lukas Jensen.

That is more like it. Remember, time is running out and a draw would NOT be enough to take Boro back into the top six today.

Three minutes added on at the end of the first half of this crucial game for relegation-battling Luton, who are looking to move out of the bottom three for the first time since mid-January.

Once more, chances at both ends at Hillsborough.

First, Anthony Musaba goes on a powerful run before pulling the trigger from 20 yards but it goes comfortably wide of Jamie Cumming's far post.

Then for Oxford, Sam Long gets to the bar-line and picks out Tom Bradshaw but he blazes his shot over the bar.

Good ebb and flow to this one.