There's a short break in play at the Riverside, although it's hard to tell what's going on down by the Leeds United bench. Paramedics are on the scene.

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Rotherham United and Wigan Athletic have both endured tough campaigns having won promotion from League One last May, although they do remain outside the relegation places.

The Millers have drawn plenty, but have won just five times and are currently on a four-game winless run.

Paul Cook's Latics, meanwhile, ended their own two-match losing sequence by beating Queens Park Rangers last weekend.

They'll be happy to have pulled a seven-point gap to 22nd-placed Reading - but this is the sort of game both of these sides will be targeting as one to win.

And now Leeds' final change sees Jamie Shackleton come on in place of Luke Ayling.

The two managers have done their bit, it's over to the players for the final 10 minutes or so.

Tony Pulis turns to the Middlesbrough bench for the second time this afternoon, replacing Jordan Hugill with Britt Assombalonga.

The former Peterborough striker scored twice to inspire Boro's comeback win at West Bromwich Albion last week.

A couple of moments later, George Saville also makes away for Adam Clayton.

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Arguably the best opportunity among all the mayhem there was for Patrick Bamford, who had the goal at his mercy as the ball bounced out off the woodwork but he couldn't get it on target.

How are Middlesbrough still ahead?!

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Goodness me - three massive chances for Leeds in the space of 60 seconds!

First Kemar Roofe is denied not once, but twice by goalkeeper Darren Randolph from close range.

And then Pontus Jansson glances a header towards goal but it comes back off the post.

So, so close to an equaliser.

Pablo Hernandez has been involved in most of Leeds' positive moments since coming on at half-time, and he nearly tees up Patrick Bamford for a shot at goal but Daniel Ayala gets across to clear.

Aden Flint heads the resultant corner away.

On paper, today's late game looks a beauty.

Two big clubs recently relegated from the Premier League, both full of quality players and both tipped before the season to be fighting for promotion.

Alas, this is the Championship and things are rarely that straightforward.

West Bromwich Albion are certainly doing their bit, albeit having won just one of their past five league games, while Stoke City are languishing down in 15th and woefully out of form.

Jay Rodriguez and Dwight Gayle have scored more than half of the Baggies' goals this season between them - and they'll fancy adding to that tally this evening too, I suspect.

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And the set-piece comes to nothing anyway! We're into the final half an hour at the Riverside.

The second of which they'll have to wait to take, because goalscorer Lewis Wing is down injured and will have to come off.

Mo Besic comes on in his place.

Leeds are piling on the pressure at the moment, winning a couple of corners in quick succession...

Tyler Roberts hasn't scored since 2 October, so today would be a pretty good time to end his nine-game goalless run, you'd have thought.

For the record, this is the key moment so far...

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A second Leeds change now, as Tyler Roberts comes on for Mateusz Klich.

On the subject of the Old Farm derby, we've actually put together a little rivals-related quiz for your enjoyment.

Some knowledge of English road names may come in handy.

Not too much to shout about since Lewis Wing's opener, as Leeds try to work their way back into the game.

By the way, Norwich City host Ipswich Town in the Old Farm derby tomorrow - and, if things stay as they are, they'll have the chance to pull a three-point gap on Leeds and a five-point gap on Sheffield United.

Of course, for as good as Leeds United have been this season they have lost four of their past six league matches - including last week's home defeat by Norwich City.

And now we're back up and running again!

There'll be a half-time change for Leeds United, with Pablo Hernandez coming on for Jack Clarke.