There'll be a whopping seven minutes of injury time!

Presumably that'll be because of the injury to Gaetano Berardi.

Boos are starting to ring around the Macron, with the Bolton fans not too chuffed about the way their side have caved in so soon after dragging their way back into the game.

We're marching towards half-time.

The visitors are immediately on the attack again, as Kalvin Phillips fires another shot towards goal from distance, but this time it bobbles wide off a Bolton defender for a corner.

We're seeing another replay of the goal, too, and there's perhaps a hint of offside about the original pass through to Chris Wood. A tight one though, for sure.

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Gaetano Berardi's going to be playing no further part here. By the way, why do you even need a stretcher for a dodgy shoulder?

Anyhow, his arm's in a sling and he's off for Vurnon Anita.

Now, this could be a sore one for Gaetano Berardi.

The big Swiss defender has gone down clutching his right shoulder after clashing with team-mate Liam Cooper. The medics are on... Followed by the stretcher.

Noel Whelan
Ex-Leeds United striker on BBC Radio Leeds

"Fantastic once again.

"Kemar Roofe showed great determination and put in a lovely cross.

"It was a great finish from Chris Wood and it's turning into a great day for the fans."

You can't imagine this game will be winning any awards for pure, passing football - both teams are thriving off crosses and getting the ball into the box.

Leeds are the latest side to do just that, but play is pulled back for a foul on Bolton goalkeeper Mark Howard.

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Bolton's approach is a direct one, make no mistake about that, as another ball is thrown into the penalty area and Mark Beevers gets a downward header towards goal, but it's scrapped away from near the line.

They're still pressing forward though, the hosts.

After a long throw-in and a couple of long balls are launched into the visiting penalty area, Leeds attacker Kemar Roofe has stayed down after taking a bump to the head.

The former Oxford man is back to his feet and will be absolutely fine to continue, though.

At last, Bolton have something resembling a sight of goal - but Adam le Fondre's right-footed curler is easy meat for Felix Wiedwald in the Leeds goal.

The hosts are, at least, starting to the grow into the game a bit.

Leeds are looking a threat every time they come forward here, as a cross from the right is nearly met by the head of Chris Wood, and then drops to debutant Argjan Alioski, whose flying volley literally lands further away from the goal than when it started. Not great.

It's a tough introduction to life back in the second tier for Bolton, who've not seen a huge amount of the ball so far.

Wanderers are also without winger Sammy Ameobi this afternoon, who's had to undergo minor knee surgery after picking up a knock in their pre-season friendly last Saturday.

Aaron Wilbraham, who joined from Bristol City during the week, is on their bench today.

Noel Whelan
Ex-Leeds United striker on BBC Radio Leeds

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"What a well worked corner that was.

"It may have taken a little bit of a deflection but who cares about that?!

"What a perfect start. That will settle them down a lot."

Goalkeeper Felix Wiedwald, who joined Leeds from German top-flight side Werder Bremen in the summer, gets his first touch of the match as Bolton launch a mini counter-attack, which fizzles out before it really gets going.

At the other end, Pablo Hernandez forces the first corner of the game.

The visitors, kicking from right to left as we look at it in this first half, have settled the quicker and bossed the ball in the opening throes.

Bolton are back in the Championship after winning automatic promotion from League One last season.