Coventry are playing keep-ball to protect their lead. But when they do go forward they are ruthlessly incisive.

The chance doesn't come as Ephron Mason-Clark's low cross is just too hot for Tatsuhiro Sakamoto.

A Norwich corner is swung well past the back post where Shane Duffy runs away from goal and arches every muscle and sinew in that big neck of his to try and curl a looping header into the far corner from probably 16 yards away from goal.

It would have been one of the great headers if it crept in, but his radar was slightly off.

A blow for the Baggies as John Swift goes down after seemingly twisting a knee.

Anxious glances from Tony Mowbray but Swift looks like he might be OK after a spot of treatment.

Andy Bayes
Reporter, BBC Radio Lancashire

This is a sloppy start from Rovers after a strong end to the first half. Norwich have been pressing high up the pitch.

Rovers need a wake-up call.

It's been all Norwich since the interval, but the Canaries are yet to trouble Aynsley Pears in the Rovers goal.

100mph stuff at Ewood Park, though...

Leeds straight out of the blocks as Joel Piroe slots in Manor Solomon on the left of the box, he cuts back inside but his powerful effort is deflected over by the sliding Isaac Price.

Joe Rothwell's subsequent corner is headed over the bar at the near post by Dan James, who might have done better.

Teams are back out, though we'll have a slightly staggered re-start after a lot of injury-time at the Kassam.

Can Leeds get back to business, will the deadlock be broken at Ewood, are Coventry headed into the top-six, all these questions and more will be answered in the next 45 minutes or so...

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After Aston Villa saw off Cardiff through two Marco Asensio goals last night, there are four more Championship sides in FA Cup fifth-round action today.

Things started badly for Milwall against Premier League Crystal Palace as Liam Roberts was sent off in the eighth minute before Japhet Tanganga put through his own goal. Daniel Munoz doubled Palace's lead but Wes Harding pulled one back for the Lions in the 13th minute of first-half stoppage time.

Robbie Brady and Milutin Osmajic have put Preston in control of their all-second-tier clash against Burnley at Deepdale.

At 17:45 GMT, Plymouth take on Manchester City, as they aim to add another giant killing after upsetting Liverpool in the last round.

You can follow all the action from those games here, external.

Well if you're enjoying the lunchtime games, you're going to love these...

We still have some potential humdingers to come later today with plenty at stake in the basement battle in particular.

Luton v Portsmouth

Middlesbrough v Derby

QPR v Sheffield Utd

Stoke v Watford

Aidy White
Former Leeds United full-back on BBC Radio Leeds

We just need to be more consistent with our decision making.

We might need a couple of substitutions in this game to liven things up because it's looked flat so far.

It has gone with the form book so far.

Cov have been the stronger team in this one and are well worth their lead. Jack Rudoni's seventh-minute header is the difference at the interval.

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Goalscorer Jack Rudoni has hurt himself and needs to be replaced. Ben Sheaf, who returned from injury last week, on in his place.

Ciaron Brown goes into the book for catching Tatsuhiro Sakamoto.

No goals but some good chances at both ends in this one.

Anis Ben Slimane and Kellen Fisher might have done better for the visitors but the lively Augustus Kargbo fired just wide of goal at the other end and Makhtar Gueye sent a header inches over, while Dominic Hyam might be fortunate to still be on the pitch after an elbow to the jaw of keeper Angus Gunn.

This one is setting up nicely...

Junior Firpo's glancing header from Dan James' inviting cross put the leaders on course for a 14th win in 15 home games, however they lost their grip on the game, Albion grew into it and Darnell Furlong's looping header over Ilan Meslier is probably just desserts for the visitors at the break.

A comedy moment as the fourth official shows "0" minutes stoppage time on his digital board. A good old-fashioned "waheyy" goes around the Kassam.

There will actually be four extra minutes at the end of the first half.

David Fox
Former Norwich City midfielder on BBC Radio Norfolk

You've got to give credit to Blackburn and they way they've set up.

They've been disciplined, they've looked to hit Norwich on the counter and they've made it difficult for them.

Joel Piroe looks to the sky.

He was played in down the left of the Albion area but instead of sweeping the ball right for the unmarked Dan James he got a greedy, held onto the ball and tried his own shot, only to be crowded out by Torbjorn Heggem.

James bends over double and slaps the turf in the universal symbol of 'what were you thinking?'

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The sun has gone in and it's gone very quiet at Elland Road as West Brom continue to push forward.

Leeds were in full control 20 minutes ago but Albion have stuck to their task and look the more dangerous at present.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record scorer on BBC Radio WM

This is good stuff from Albion, they've got confidence from that equaliser.

It's a good end-to-end game now, Albion are matching Leeds.

Can they get another before half-time?

Cameron Brannagan lines up a shot from range but instead shifts the ball and tries to take the contact from Matt Grimes. He goes to ground but referee Jeremy Simpson is on the spot to book the U's man for a dive.