OH DEAR, OH DEAR.

David McGoldrick gets in down the side of the Coventry defence and he's in on goal.

It is on his weaker left foot to be fair to him but he slices it wildly off target.

That was a big chance.

FINALLY a shot on target for the home side!

David McGoldrick is at the heart of it as he links up with Morgan Gibbs-White and takes aim from outside the area.

It takes a nick and is easily fielded by Sky Blues goalkeeper Simon Moore.

David McGoldrick wins a corner for the hosts after an enterprising run down their left.

It's headed up into the ait and then Simon Moore takes total control of the situation and comes over one of his own defenders to grab it.

Callum O'Hare is at the Blades defence and allowed to motor to the edge of the area but his low curled effort is way too close to home goalkeeper Wes Foderingham.

Coventry take the pressure off for a bit with a couple of attacking free-kicks and a corner.

They had looked the more likely winner in this but the Blades have got on top in the past 10 minutes.

Coventry make their final change as they look to wrestle back some control in this game.

Liam Kelly is on in place of Ben Sheaf.

Super defending at the back post from Fankaty Dabo.

The full-back is at the back post to head the ball away as home striker Billy Sharp looked set to turn in Conor Hourihane's cross.

Moments later Hourihane smashes an effort just wide from the edge of the area.

Oh, that's the best chance of the game!

Morgan Gibbs-White shows good feet and then just pulls the ball back into a good area where David McGoldrick has time to let it bounce and strike it but he lashes it high and wide of the target.

Could the home side nick this after all?

Morgan Gibbs-White sees a shot flash just past the post after Conor Hourihane teed him up 25 yards out.

It wasn't far off but the home side still haven't had a shot on target.

What an introduction that could have been!

Coventry swarm over the ball on the halfway line and Callum O'Hare slips in sub Matty Godden, who had been on the pitch for about 12 seconds, to fire a low shot at goal.

Wes Foderingham in the Blades goal gets down sharply to keep it out.

Double change for Coventry.

Matty Godden and Tyler Walker are on and Gustavo Hamer and Viktor Gyokeres are off.

Looks like they're going to go to two up top.

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Sheffield United's forward play has felt disjointed today.

It feels like they're hoping for an individual moment of brilliance.

Fankaty Dabo hooks a ball into the Blades area that almost falls for Todd Kane to get a shot on goal but he can't sort his feet and the ball is cleared away.

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Sheffield United look better this half with Morgan Gibbs-White and Jayden Bogle linking up down their right.

Feel like that's where any Blades goal is going to come from.

Coventry want a penalty as Callum O'Hare goes down in the area but the referee isn't impressed and the former Aston Villa man is booked for simulation.

I've seen a few replays and seems to be the right call.

Better from the hosts.

Morgan Gibbs-White links up really well with full-back Jayden Bogle in the Coventry area but his cross is cut out.

Viktor Gyokeres manages to get a strike away from 20 yards that forces home goalkeeper Wes Foderingham into a routine low save.

The Swede did well to dig the shot out in truth.

Sheffield United get us back under way and they've made a change too.

David McGoldrick is on for Iliman Ndiaye, who, it has to be said, was not in the game at all in that first 45 minutes.

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A reminder, we had some breaking news earlier as Wigan's home League One game against Oxford United was postponed after seven of the visitors' players tested positive for Covid.

A U's statement said: "The players involved will return to Oxford away from the main group of players."

Both teams were last in action in FA Cup replays on Tuesday evening with Oxford losing 4-3 away to Bristol Rovers and Wigan winning 2-1 at Solihull Moors.

"The League will review the circumstances surrounding the postponement with a rearranged date for the fixture to be confirmed in due course following consultation between all parties," said an EFL statement.

You can read more on that story right here.

Halfway through our first Championship game of the day.

Here are the nine games remaining in the second tier this afternoon, with all of them scheduled to kick off at 15:00 GMT:

• Bristol City v Blackburn Rovers
• Fulham v Barnsley
• Huddersfield Town v West Bromwich Albion
• Hull City v Birmingham City
• Middlesbrough v Millwall
• Preston North End v Cardiff City
• Reading v Nottingham Forest
• Stoke City v Peterborough United
• Swansea City v Blackpool