The home side have thrown on striker Lukas Jutkiewicz as they look to find a second equaliser at St Andrew's.

They have five minutes plus stoppages to get it.

Middlesbrough's heat map in the past five minutes would be a big red blob in the Bristol City half but they've done little with it.

They've tried to get in out wide, but can't get the space. Nathaniel Mendez-Laing a moment ago one such Boro player to be foiled.

His frustration said it all, arguing with futility towards the referee's assistant.

There's a slight air of lackadaisical creeping into Bristol City though. They don't want to be punished.

Not much in it at Kenilworth Road, as the score reflects.

Millwall's Tom Bradshaw had the biggest opening, but a heavy touch meant he couldn't get a shot away when well-placed.

The bottom of the table hosts have needed two great saves from David Stockdale to keep them level.

Andy Rinomhota and Ovie Ejaria were the Reading players to be denied - keep this up and they'll be confident of pinching a goal.

There's around 15 minutes or normal time left at St Andrew's Trillion Trophy Stadium.

Leaders Norwich have been sloppy in possession and struggled to create many chances against a Birmingham side who seem to have a new lease of life.

Couple of chances apiece for both sides, with Michael Smith and Anthony Knockaert having their respective best opportunities.

Goalless though in South Yorkshire.

Rotherham keeper Viktor Johansson sprawls across his goal to claw away a typically curling, fierce free-kick from Anthony Knockaert.

Forest do little with the corner, but come forward through Luke Freeman who crosses brilliantly to Luke Yates who is offside. Header over anyway.

We know Wycombe are a physical side but they're giving away plenty of free-kicks in decent positions, though Reading are yet to capitalise.

We're edging towards half-time at Adams Park.

Neil Warnock will be as puce as the empty Riverside seats at aspects of his Middlesbrough side's play here.

They are getting into positions but cannot find a clean finish.

Funny how their home form has not been as good as previous seasons. I saw a midweek home game against Rotherham earlier this season, where they were equally well-beaten, but this is a better performance than that one.

Talking about leaving it late! Going into stoppage time, Morecambe were 1-0 down to Salford in League Two.

But a 94th-minute scrambled equaliser from Carlos Mendes Gomes against Salford brought them level before Aaron Wildig deflected in a shot two minutes later to put the Shrimps 2-1 up.

In the same division, Exeter have doubled their lead at Colchester, while third-placed Cheltenham lead top-of-the-table Cambridge through Sean Long.

And in League One, Sunderland have the lead against Fleetwood, Aiden O'Brien heading in an Aiden McGeady cross. Makes a change from Charlie Wyke, I suppose.

Millwall's Jon Dadi Bodvarsson combines with strike partner Tom Bradshaw and appears to be blocked by a Luton defender, but no penalty is given.

The visitors are having a good spell at Kenilworth Road - Ben Thompson the latest to shoot wide.

Rotherham swarming the Forest box but cannot find a chink in the armour.

Lewis Wing can really wallop them but he just could not gain a yard to dig the ball out of his feet on the edge of the box and his over-pushed pass wide is cut out.

Wycombe keeper David Stockdale is called into action again.

He was recalled last week from a loan at Stevenage to step in for the injured Ryan Allsop, and this time tips over a powerful Ovie Ejaria strike.

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It's proving a good night for one of Bristol's two new managers, with Nigel Pearson's City cruising at Middlesbrough.

But in the blue and white corner of the city, Bristol Rovers and their new boss Joey Barton are behind to Wigan and Callum Lang's close-range header.

Elsewhere, AFC Wimbledon look like they have snatched all three points against Gillingham thanks to Jack Rudoni's 89th-minute strike from 25 yards.

Leaders Lincoln are back on level terms with Swindon at 2-2 and Sean Goss' second of the night has extended Shrewsbury's lead to 4-1 against MK Dons.

We've become used to Emi Buendia setting up Teemu Pukki for goals, but the Finland striker nearly returns the favour.

His cross from the left is met by the head of Buendia but Birmingham keeper Neil Etheridge holds onto it.

Glenn Murray had the ball in the net for Nottingham Forest but it's ruled out for offside.

Was a peach of a delivery from Gaetan Bong.

Then shortly after, Filip Krovinovic has a go from the edge of the box and it's saved by Viktor Johansson.

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No chances of note since the break but Norwich have more control now and are keeping the ball nicely, despite the poor pitch.

Birmingham are holding their own and continue to match the leaders.