The visitors win a free-kick 25 yards out on the left and veteran Stewart Downing pulls rank and decides he's having a go.

Let's just say he's probably not going to get to take the next one.

Time for Luton to make a switch.

Elijah Adebayo is replaced by James Collins. Some shift from Adebayo tonight.

Reading counter after Blackburn lose possession 30 yards out but George Puscas can't get the last pass quite right and it breaks down.

Rovers enjoying more of it at the moment but the hosts look dangerous on the counter.

Into the last 10 minutes at the City Ground then.

Forest have had 10 shots, Luton just three.

It's been that sort of game.

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And a change for Forest.

Alex Mighten on, Anthony Knockaert off.

The visitors make a double change as Corey Evans and Joe Rothwell make way for Bradley Dack and Stewart Downing.

Corey Evans joins Amari'i Bell in being booked for pulling Ovie Ejaria back.

Backburn deal with the free-kick easily enough.

Luton are inches away from doubling their lead!

Great play by Elijah Adebayo on the right. The forward reaches the byline before cutting the ball back to Jordan Clark.

But the former Accrington man drags his shot narrowly wide.

So close.

Good chance for the visitors!

The ball breaks for Rovers' top scorer Adam Armstrong 20 yards out but his low shot takes a little deflection and goes wide.

The corner comes to nothing.

Double change then for Chris Hughton's Forest. Filip Krovinovic and Joe Lolley are replaced by Sammy Ameobi and Lyle Taylor.

We've had 70 minutes. Can the hosts get back into this one?

That's called taking one for the team.

Amari'i Bell pulls back Ovie Ejaria as the Reading man looks to break forward over the halfway line.

Luton have lost three out of their past four away games, not scoring in any of those defeats.

That's just the third goal Forest have conceded in their past six games.

Now Luton have their first decent chance as Elijah Adebayo wriggles free in the area before shooting straight at Forest keeper Brice Samba.

The big man just couldn't get his connection right.

• Cheltenham leapfrog Cambridge to go top of League Two after a 1-0 win against Southend.
• Cambridge sit a point behind the league leaders after a 1-0 loss at home to Scunthorpe.
• Colchester registered their first win in almost two months with a 2-1 victory over Carlisle United.
• Forest Green Rovers stay third after a 3-0 loss to mid-table Stevenage.
• And Tranmere won their third successive league game with a narrow 1-0 win over play-off rivals Newport County.

Reading get us back under way in the late game.

Let's have a big final 45 minutes please guys!

• Hull City go second thanks to a 2-0 win at home to 10-man Rochdale, Mallik Wilks and a Gabriel Osho own-goal sealing the three points.
• Lincoln’s automatic promotion hopes took a hit after a 2-1 defeat at home by Fleetwood and leaders Peterborough had to settle for a point with a 0-0 draw at Oxford.
• In front of new boss Paul Cook, Ipswich went behind in the fourth minute, but turned it around against 10-man Accrington to win 2-1 in their bid for a play-off place.
• Portsmouth managed a 94th-minute goal through John Marquis, but it was too little too late as they were beaten 2-1 by Doncaster.
• Struggling Wimbledon managed a late leveller against Shrewsbury in a bid to avoid relegation and Burton moved out of the relegation zone with a 1-0 win over Bristol Rovers.

Some night Luton keeper Simon Sluga is having.

This time the Croatian is at his best to deny James Garner from close range diving to his left.

Cardiff cruise to a big win.

Mick McCarthy's record as Bluebirds boss now reads played nine, won seven, drawn two. Decent.

They're up to sixth thanks to a double from Leandro Bacuna, one from Kieffer Moore and a smashing late goal from Will Vaulks which had him doing cartwheels.

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