Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live

Free header for Bartley, but Charlie Taylor's delivery, as it have been all evening, was exceptional. That was half zonal marking from Liverpool. I just hope Leeds don't come to rue these missed opportunities.

Kevin Stewart cannot recover from that knock.

He comes off and 17-year-old Wales Under-19 international Ben Woodburn is on.

Another chance for Leeds.

Liverpool are all over the place at the back.

Hadi Sacko picks out Kemar Roofe down the right channel, but the Leeds forward's low shot is kept out well by Simon Mignolet.

Oh Kyle Bartley, you have to do better lad.

Charlie Taylor swings in the corner and the Leeds defender heads wide from six-yards out.

He was free, with not a defender around him. What a chance.

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Kemar Roofe is causing so many problems.

The Leeds man's pace is frightening and Ragnar Klavan has to come across and block a cross, which goes for a corner...

Andrew Robertson's pace is too much for Isaac Hayden who is forced to shove the Hull man in full flight before he can cause any damage. It prompts referee Neil Swarbrick to produce the first yellow card of the tie.

Postpublished at 21:08 Greenwich Mean Time 29 November 2016

21:08 GMT 29 November 2016

Liverpool 0-0 Leeds

New ribs please.

Liverpool midfielder Kevin Stewart has just been hit by the juggernaut Souleymane Doukara while challenging for the ball.

That's taken the wind out of him.

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Leeds make their final change.

Striker Chris Wood is on. He has 12 goals this season.

Off comes Stuart Dallas.

Garry Monk's men going for it.

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Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Hull are taking part in the game at last. It's much better from them.

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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live

Liverpool are trying to walk the ball in the net, and trying to score a perfect goal. Sometimes you just need to get into range and pull the trigger.

Liverpool midfielder Emre Can's influence is growing in this game.

The German plays a neat ball through into the area for Sadio Mane, but Leeds goalkeeper Marco Silvestri is sharply off his line to gather the ball.

Emre Can's deflected shot from outside the area bounces nicely into the hands of Leeds goalkeeper Marco Silvestri.

On another day, that could have looped into the net.

Is this Leeds's night??

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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Anfield

They might be out numbered by eight to one, but all you can hear inside Anfield is the Leeds United fans after Kemar Roofe pinged the post.

Wait... nope, these Liverpool fans have found their voice. They know the home side needs them. Fantastic battle - on and off the pitch at the moment.

Reds fans haven't seen them lose on home turf since January - a run of 20 games.

A rare moment of encouragement for Hull's fans. There's a free-kick 30 yards out and Robert Snodgrass places the ball after Adama Diomande is fouled by Isaac Hayden. Snodgrass wins a corner but it is comfortably dealt with by the visitors. All the noise is coming from Newcastle's travelling support which is around 3,000.

Leeds were getting stuck in during the first half and that has continued in the second.

You have to admire the courage the second-tier side have shown in this match with almost an hour gone.

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live

Suddenly Leeds nick the ball, it goes to Roofe - and it comes back off the post. I thought it was going to be an outstanding goal. Leeds have had the two best chances of the game, following Sacko's chance in the first half that was straight at Simon Mignolet. Liverpool were almost architects of their own misfortune, following Kevin Stewart's mistake.

Leeds striker Souleymane Doukara is the first man booked for chopping down Kevin Stewart on half way.

Probably the most clear-cut yellow card you'll see all season.

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Leeds fans belting out a rendition of "marching on together", with one fan giving it plenty of gusto.

Will those missed chances come back to haunt their side?

Oh dear. This could be a long night. Yoan Gouffran tries his luck from distance and fires his effort high and wide of Hull's bar - the ball not far from smashing into the electronic scoreboard.

Almost the opener...for Leeds.

Liverpool get themselves into a mess at the back, involving goalkeeper Simon Mignolet, of course, who should have pumped the ball up field.

The ball eventually breaks to Kemar Roofe on the edge of the box after Kevin Stewart gives it away, but the Leeds man's beautifully-curled strike comes back off the inside of the far post. 

Oh so unlucky.

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