For the time being, Blackburn are down to 10 men, as their captain Grant Hanley gets some treatment.

Leeds 0-2 Blackburnpublished at 67 mins

67 mins

Blackburn's Grant Hanley looks hurt and has blood coming from a cut on his forehead after a fairly innocent, but painful, clash of heads with Luke Murphy.

A split second before that collision, Chris Wood appeared to lead with his elbow as he challenged for the ball with Rovers' Hope Akpan. That prompted a reaction from several Blackburn players, but the referee calms everyone down.

If Leeds are going to earn a first home win of the season, we are in for quite a dramatic finale to this match.

But in truth, it is hard to see the hosts scoring at all as things stand. They look bereft of confidence.

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Blackburn are looking to take the sting out of this game and slow things down when they have the ball. They're doing so successfully at the moment. 

Plenty of frustration inside Elland Road as we enter the final half hour.

Jordan Rhodes frees Tom Lawrence down the right-hand side, and the forward finds Craig Conway in space inside the box.

Conway can't get a shot away though. A lucky escape for Leeds. 

Leeds are having the better of the possession early on in this second half, but there are still no chances to report.

Grant Hanley and Shane Duffy are doing a sterling job of sweeping up any long balls forward at the centre of Blackburn's defence.

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Jordan Botaka comes on in place of Tom Adeyemi for Leeds.

The winger will need to make a big impact if the hosts are to pick up their first home win of the season.

Neither side have made any changes at the break, but Chris Taylor is down and receiving treatment after taking a kick on the knee from Lewis Cook.

There was no malice in the challenge from the Leeds man, and thankfully for Rovers it looks like Taylor is fit to continue for now.

The players are out on the pitch and Leeds get us back under way at Elland Road.

What can Steve Evans' men do to turn this one around?

Blackburn had two shots on target in the first half, both of which resulted in goals.

Leeds will need to find much more attacking intent after the break - just the three shots in total for the Yorkshire club.

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So, after a disastrous start which saw them concede twice inside the first six minutes, Leeds rallied somewhat towards the end of that first-half, but they still have an awful lot of work to do if they are to get anything out of this game.

Blackburn will be delighted with their night's work so far. Craig Conway tucked the visitors ahead inside 17 seconds, before Jordan Rhodes capitalised on some sloppy defending to double the lead.

Can Leeds conjure up a comeback after the break?

Neither side can muster any more chances, and Blackburn can be happy with their first 45 minutes' work.

Leeds go off to a chorus of boos from the home fans.

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Blackburn are seeing a bit more of the ball, but the visitors are content just to pass it around in midfield. 

There will be two minutes added on at the end of the half.

Steve Evans has got a big half-time team talk coming up, that's for sure.

Blackburn struggle to clear another Leeds free-kick, and Luke Murphy swings a cross in which Tom Adeyemi glances onto the far post.

Rovers will be delighted if they can hold onto their two goal lead until the half-time whistle.

Sol Bamba is the first man to go into the referee's book. The centre-half is shown a yellow card for dissent.

Leeds are pressing forward here, but Jason Steele has still not really been tested. Stuart Dallas does well to a hook a cross into the box from the right, but Blackburn clear their lines. 

There's a little bit of afters between Mirco Antenucci and Grant Hanley after Antenucci is fouled by Corry Evans.

Leeds win a free-kick midway inside the Blackburn half. The ball eventually finds its way to Mirco Antenucci who volleys into the side-netting at the far post.

That's the closest the hosts have come. Steve Evans will be slightly more encouraged now than he was 10 minutes ago, but his side need to find a couple of goals from somewhere.

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