We're into three minutes of added time at Ewood.

Still Stoke can't find a third that'd make them really be comfortable. Tom Ince has another chance after being set-up by Peter Crouch but he can't finish.

There's no flow to this Blackburn-Newcastle game but it's still entertaining. It's you attack, we attack at a nervy Ewood Park.

Blackburn are the side pressing for now.

A late winner?

Luton have five minutes to find an equaliser against Championship side Sheffield Wednesday.

A fourth round tie at Stamford Bridge is up for grabs.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Ewood Park

Both sets of fans are very quiet inside Ewood Park. It is almost as if they have all settled for extra-time. Can either side find a late winner?

This is as close as Newcastle have come in the second half.

Isaac Hayden with the header which glanced the post but Blackburn seemed to always be comfortably it was going wide.

Jacob Murphy has been lively for Newcastle tonight but his end product continues to disappoint. After winning the ball back in his own half he drives forward but then under-hits a pass out to his overlapping full-back.

This is a really scrappy game. I've no idea which way it is going.

He's got to score that!

Luton work a big chance for an equaliser but James Collins puts his header onto the woodwork.

They probably won't get an easier chance to equalise.

There are 10,000 fans at Bet365 Stadium for Nathan Jones' first home game in charge. Those that have made the journey must be pretty pleased with what they've seen.

Shrewsbury are yet to have a shot on target.

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Here's that late challenge by Darragh Lenihan on Joselu that I mentioned a bit earlier.

A penalty wasn't awarded and there weren't many appeals from the Newcastle players but Lenihan definitely caught him.

I'll let you be the judge..

Blackburn's Adam Armstrong, the scorer of Blackburn's first goal, is being taken off. He is replaced by fellow forward Joe Nuttall.

The former Newcastle player gets a great reception from all sides of the ground, including the traveling fans.

Another save at Kenilworth Road! It certainly feels like another goal could be on its way. Sheffield Wednesday keeper Cameron Dawson is the one called into action this time to deny Dan Potts who has just come on as a sub.

Now Luton's James Shea makes a good save. Both keepers are busy at the start of this second half.

Shea gets down low to deny Adam Reach's first time shot. That could be a big moment in this game.

Big chance for Stoke to wrap it up.

Tom Ince has a chance from Josh Tymon's delivery but he fluffs his lines from just a few yards.

Daddy Ince won't be as pleased as Daddy Campbell tonight.

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Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Ewood Park

I have been watching the two technical areas with interest in this second half. Blackburn boss Tony Mowbray has spent a lot of time directing his team, but Newcastle manager Rafa Benitez has spent the majority of this half sat down.

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Blackburn may be getting away with a few challenges here. Richie Smallwood goes in with his boot very high on Isaac Hayden and makes contact with both ball and man. Rafa Benitez wants a yellow card at least. Ref Lee Probert, who sent two players off at the weekend, keeps his cards in his pocket.

Back under way in the late kick-off.

Good chance for Luton to draw level and Luke Berry should have scored, but Cameron Dawson produces a fine save.

The Luton midfielder went tried to place the ball in the corner but he should have put his laces through it. Wednesday still lead.

Newcastle have another player down. This time it's Joselu.

He's clutching his ankle after being crunched by Lenihan after getting a shot away.

It one of those that you never see given as a penalty. I've no idea why.