Joe Ralls picks up the ball for Cardiff as the hosts play with some urgency going into the final stages against 10-man Blackburn.

He looks to level things up with a right-footed drive but his effort is blocked.

We're deep into four minutes of time added on, here.

Another yellow card, this time the ninth given out in this game.

Blackburn substitute Sam Gallagher goes into the book for a high tackle on Ryan Wintle.

Luton are going for it!

Jordan Clark dances towards goal and sends a thunderous strike in the direction of Mark Travers, who flies to turn it behind.

Kenilworth Road is really rocking now.

Five minutes to go in south Wales and time is ticking down for Cardiff to get back on level terms against 10-man Blackburn.

Isaak Davies tries to cross into the box and ends up hitting the post. The ball stays alive but Blackburn clear their lines.

As he comes off the pitch, Cameron Jerome knows he could have scored a third for Luton, were his strike not ruled out for a tight offside.

Henri Lansbury has been brought on by Nathan Jones with eight minutes to go.

Do Luton still want to win this game or will they take the point?

As it stands, Fulham can go top of the Championship with just a draw at home to Bristol City this afternoon.

All that could change inside the last 15 minutes at Kenilworth Road.

Scott Parker throws the dice by bringing on forward Morgan Rogers in place of Lewis Cook.

Blackburn boss Tony Mowbray immediately withdraws the talismanic Ben Brereton-Diaz after Ryan Nyambe's sending off.

Defender Daniel Ayala is deployed in his place as Rovers look to shore up their back line in the final stages against Cardiff.

Well now, this could be an interesting final 15 minutes.

Blackburn see Ryan Nyambe sent off for a second yellow card. It comes after he bring down Perry Ng.

Can Cardiff make their player advantage count?

James Collins is the latest player to go into the book, this time as he cynically brings down Blackburn's Scott Wharton.

That's the seventh booking in this match so far.

Other than the Cherries pulling one back, there haven't been clear chances in this second half.

Another good headed opportunity for the visitors has seen Jefferson Lerma send the ball over the bar when well-placed.

Do Luton have enough to hold on?

Thomas Kaminski has kept Blackburn's lead here with a tremendous save.

Cardiff win a corner and Curtis Nelson gets onto the end of it with a header that looks certain to fall into the bottom corner but Kaminski dives to keep it out.

They were sailing before the break, but Luton have been stopped in their stride here.

Allan Campbell and Reece Burke have both gone off after picking up injuries.

They have been replaced by midfielder Fred Onyedinma and defender Gabriel Osho respectively.

Cardiff make a double substitution with Marlon Pack replacing Will Vaulks and Isaak Davies replacing Mark Harris.

Just over 20 minutes remain for the Bluebirds to avoid defeat against Blackburn.

Luton Town manager Nathan Jones was furious that Cameron Jerome's strike was belatedly disallowed for a marginal offside earlier.

He was still arguing with officials after the Hatters went two in front.

If the hosts don't win this game now, it will likely be a talking point come the final whistle.

Are Blackburn restoring their early dominance in this fixture? John Buckley catches Cardiff out as he whips in a cross.

Ben Brereton-Diaz tries his luck but his effort is deflected wide for a corner to the visitors.

Soon after, the Chile international tries again, but his shot after Rovers disposses Cardiff in midfield goes wide.

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This one's getting scrappy now as we approach the hour mark at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Perry Ng goes into the book for a challenge on Darragh Lenihan, with Ryan Nyambe also seeing yellow for his reaction.

Cardiff still trail Blackburn by one goal, but there's still time yet.

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Newport are certainly flying this afternoon, with games being played behind closed doors in Wales. Crowds can return from 21 January.