Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa responds by bringing on Pablo Hernandez for Kemar Roofe.

The Spaniard has been sidelined since August but scored three goals in five games as Leeds started the season brilliantly.

Can he inspire the Whites to find another equaliser?

Adam Armstrong whips the free-kick goalwards, and it deflects behind off Kemar Roofe.

It's Rovers' best chance of the second half.

Chop!

Kemar Roofe brings down Rovers talisman Bradley Dack right outside the Leeds box and gets a booking for his troubles.

This free-kick is just outside the corner of the box on the left. It's a dangerous position.

Craig Conway comes on to replace Harrison Reed for Rovers.

Into the final quarter of the game at Ewood Park.

Leeds know if they win they will go back to the top of the Championship table.

Samuel Saiz has started to find pockets of space in the Rovers half in the second period and has been a threat as he looks to pick a pass.

A change up top for Rovers, as goalscorer Danny Graham is replaced by Ben Brereton.

Can the hosts find a winner that would take them into the play-off places ahead of the 15:00 BST kick-offs?

Bailey Peacock-Farrell rises highest to claim a headed effort from a free-kick and start a Leeds attack.

Ezgjan Alioski and Kemar Roofe both have sights at goal, but both forwards miscue their efforts.

There's been a slight lull in terms of goal-mouth action since the restart.

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Blackburn make the first change, as Jack Rodwell replaces Richie Smallwood in midfield.

A chance from nothing for Blackburn as Adam Armstrong latches onto a poor back-header from United right-back Gaetano Berardi.

But the angle is against the winger, and Bailey Peacock-Farrell can turn his shot behind for a corner.

Leeds are starting to take control of the game now and enjoy a few more forays into the Blackburn half.

Rovers boss Tony Mowbray will no doubt be frustrated that his side could not hold onto their lead before the break.

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Concern for Blackburn as Harrison Reed is down and needing some treatment on his right thigh.

He looks as though he will be able to continue.

Blackburn midfielder Richie Smallwood goes into the book for a foul on Samuel Saiz, who was threatening with a run forward.

Leeds win a corner after taking the free-kick but Blackburn clear the ball away.

After keeping Blackburn waiting for a couple of minutes, Leeds get the second half started.

Here are the half-time stats from Elland Road.

Although Leeds have had more of the ball, Blackburn have carried the greater threat going forward.

It's almost time for the second half.

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As the Blackburn v Leeds is being played outside of the traditional Saturday afternoon broadcasting black-out, fans are able to stream the game online.

Domestic fans can pay a fee of £10 to watch this game through a club website.

The English Football League has had 50,000 streams of its matches online in the UK and Ireland since it began offering the service in August.

The most popular game so far has been Ipswich versus Norwich.

EFL chief executive Shaun Harvey says the service "is making money" but that the EFL is determined to protect live attendances at matches.

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New Aston Villa boss Dean Smith has just arrived at Villa Park ahead of his first game in charge.

The boyhood Villa fan has plenty of managerial experience under his belt, but surely there will be a few butterflies? His assistant John Terry will be in the dugout for the first time too.

We'll be keeping a close eye on that game from 15:00 BST.

Coming up this afternoon there's a busy schedule of EFL action, including nine Championship games getting under way at 15:00 BST.

Beginning life under new head coach Dean Smith, Aston Villa host Swansea City, while struggling Ipswich welcome QPR to Portman Road and high-flying West Brom got to Wigan.

Then, from 17:30, we'll have in-depth text commentary of Derby v Sheffield United, as well as all the post-match reaction from the afternoon games.

Blackburn shoot straight from the kick-off looking to catch out Bailey Peacock-Farrell, but it goes behind.

And with that comes the half-time whistle.

Adam Armstrong has been brilliant for Blackburn and almost adds a second just before the break.

The winger is found by Elliott Bennett's ball from the right, and Armstrong cuts inside Gaetano Berardi with a great bit of trickery.

Then he curls narrowly over the bar. That one worried Bailey Peacock-Farrell in the Leeds goal.