Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Struijk should have scored. Free header. He doesn't get enough on it. He was trying to glance the header towards the far post.

Winger Ollie Tanner is on for Isaak Davies for Cardiff.

Massive chance!

Sam Greenwood's delivery is met by Pascal Struijk, who only needs to hit the target but instead glances his effort wide of the far post.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Not in keeping with the general needle of this encounter, there's a polite round of applause from the Cardiff fans as Leeds bring on the former Bluebirds loanee Cody Drameh.

Leeds supporters are not in such a convivial mood, roaring their team on after booing them off at half-time.

Finally, some signs of real desire and pressure from Leeds. They force a corner.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds need to keep working the ball, keep probing and getting into the box.

Wober's first act is to fire a shot from range that is blocked on the edge of the box.

Or maybe Max Wober, billed as a left-back signing, is going to play in midfield?

Three changes for Leeds, two of them in defence, one up top.

New man Max Wober makes his debut for the club, while Cody Drameh joins him in the back four. Drameh won Cardiff's player of the season following a loan spell here in 2021-22.

Top-scorer Rodrigo is also sent on.

Off go Crysencio Summerville, Rasmus Kristensen and Darko Gyabi.

Could be a switch to a back three?

Walsall think they have taken the lead at Edgeley Park as left-back Liam Gordon produces a lovely cool finish to nutmeg Stockport keeper Ben Hinchliffe.

But the flag is up for offside. Looked very close, that one. No VAR here of course.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Just like the first half, Leeds have started the brighter of the two teams.

Cardiff take the corner short and sling a ball to the back post where a man in blue meets it with a header back across goal. Leeds manage to smuggle the ball away from their own box.

Cardiff have a corner.

At 2-0, Leeds are just about in it. If City score again that is game over.

If Leeds received a rocket from Jesse Marsch at the break, it hasn't resulted in any drastic change on the pitch. Lots of ponderous possession but they're not getting in the faces of their opponent. They're not giving the travelling fans anything to start believing in.

If Leeds are going to hurt Cardiff and offer anything to get back into this tie they need to move the ball quicker to exploit space. You look at their XI and they lack the kind of creativity going forward they once possessed in players like Pablo Hernandez.

Leeds try to make something happen on the left early on in this half but they are trying to sneak the ball through tight areas. There's too little movement and Cardiff are able to stand their ground and see off the threat.

Can Cardiff seal another big FA Cup shock against Leeds?

Or can the Whites find some salvation in the second half? It could get ugly for Jesse Marsch if there is no sign of life from his team.

There's been no changes from either side.

Villa could have midfielder Jacob Ramsey available following a hamstring injury, but captain John McGinn is unlikely to feature.

Goalkeeper Robin Olsen could return to deputise for Argentine World Cup winner Emiliano Martinez.

Stevenage could be without centre-back Terence Vancooten, who was taken off against Gillingham, so Michael Bostwick could come in.

January signings Daryl Horgan and Jake Forster-Caskey are both cup-tied.