That's just about all we've got time for this evening.

Thanks for joining us, on a night that started perfectly for Blackburn, with a goal inside 17 seconds from Craig Conway, and they never looked back.

For Leeds, their wait for a home win continues, while Steve Evans remains winless in his three games as United boss.

They are also yet to score a goal from open play under their new manager.

Blackburn are up to 14th in the table, while Leeds drop to 18th.

You can read more here in Josh Hunt's match report.

We'll see you tomorrow for Brentford v QPR. Good night.

Blackburn forward Tom Lawrence backs Steve Evans to be a success at Leeds, telling Sky Sports:

"When I was at Rotherham, Steve Evans was a good manager. I'm sure he can turns things around here (at Leeds)."

Blackburn goal scorer Craig Conway tells Sky Sports:

"We started on the front foot. It took them by surprise. It was a great start for us.

"We have been lacking a bit of luck. Our performances have shown that. Up until now we have been playing quite well, without getting the results."

The referee brings the game to a close - mercifully for Leeds - and Blackburn have won an away game for the first time since winning at Elland Road in April last season.

Steve Evans' first home game in charge of Leeds has been one to forget for the hosts.

Corry Evans is booked for Blackburn in these closing stages.

That could be an expensive yellow card for the visitors, as the midfielder will now miss their next game against Birmingham City, on Tuesday.

Moments later, Rovers' Craig Conway is booked for dissent too. This is all a tad unnecessary for Blackburn who are about to run out easy winners.

Plenty of unhappy Leeds fans out there tonight.

This has been comfortable for Blackburn, it really has. Leeds haven't threatened at all since the break and that is what will probably worry the home fans the most.

Five minutes of added time have been signalled, mainly due to the lengthy stoppage we saw when Rovers' Grant Hanley suffered a cut on his head.

John O'Sullivan replaces Chris Taylor for Blackburn, who look set to earn their third win of the season.

Alex Mowatt has a go for Leeds but his effort is deflected wide. It has not been the hosts' night.

If it stays like this, Leeds's winless run against Blackburn will extend to eight games - they haven't beaten Rovers since 2004.

It would also be a fourth loss in six matches and no victory in the whole of October for the Yorkshire club.

Midfielder Alex Mowatt comes on for Leeds, in place of Lewis Cook.

Moments later, Leeds' Jordan Botaka jumps well in the box but gets too much on his header and it goes over the bar.

Blackburn give Tom Lawrence a rest and bring on Nathan Delfouneso for the closing stages.

Mirco Antenucci has a half chance for Leeds but he snatches at a left-footed effort from inside the area and it rolls harmlessly into the arms of Jason Steele.

It's been a disappointing showing from the Italian striker so far this evening.

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There has barely been a whiff of an attempt at a comeback from Leeds. Surely they will put some pressure on Blackburn at some stage in this second half?

The Rovers physios confirm that skipper Grant Hanley cannot continue, so Matt Kilgallon comes on for the visitors and takes the captain's armband. They have 11 men on the field again.

Leeds midfielder Lewis Cook chips an effort at goal from outside the area but Blackburn's Jason Steele claims it comfortably.

Grant Hanley is still being given some stitches somewhere down the tunnel, out of sight. Blackburn will be relieved if they are still two goals to the good when he eventually returns.

He's been a rock in the Blackburn defence so far.

The Scotland striker bagged his eighth goal of the season after just six minutes.

Souleymane Doukara replaces Chris Wood in attack for Leeds. Is that the change the hosts need to get back into this game?