Coventry, who had to make an enforced change when Josh Wilson-Esbrand replaced Ben Sheaf at the back end of the half, make another with Liam Kelly on for Jake Bidwell.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

Middlesbrough have to pick up the energy levels and find a way to open up Hull.

It's been a tough game because Hull are sat in, but they're also breaking. The goal didn't come through good play, it came from a corner, but they were on the up.

They're moving the ball better and getting into the Middlesbrough box easier that Boro have been getting in theirs.

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Not the first-half Middlesbrough were expecting as they look to cement their play-off place.

Hull have done it again in that first-half, showing their qualities and scoring a fine goal from Allahyar Sayyadmanesh.

They might not be involved in the shake up as the season comes to an end, but they certainly aren't on the beach under boss Liam Rosenior.

One change at half-time for Watford too.

Ken Sema replaces Ismael Kone.

Have the Hornets recovered their composure after shipping three quick goals before the break?

Lose tonight and it'll be four defeats in eight games since Chris Wilder took charge at Vicarage Road.

Teams are coming out, whistles are blowing and the second halves of the four 19:45 BST games are getting going.

We had a flurry of goals in the first 45 minutes. Will that pattern repeat?

Preston boss Ryan Lowe has made a triple change to try and inspire a comeback from 3-0 down at Swansea.

Bambo Diaby, Robbie Brady and Ali McCann have come on for Ben Whiteman, Jordan Storey and Liam Lindsay.

No goals at the Select Car Leasing Stadium, but Luton hit the post in the first-half in the best chance of the game.

That said, the promotion-chasers have not had it their own way at all.

Reading have belied their lowly status and given it their all, and had Andy Carroll kept his shot down early on, might have had an early opener.

There was a rich, full smile on the face of Liam Rosenior on the Hull bench as he soaked in what had just happened with the goal by Allahyar Sayyadmanesh.

Contrast that with the touchline inquisition between Boro boss Michael Carrick and assistant Jonathan Woodgate. This wasn't in the script.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

It's been coming to a certain extent. Hull have kept possession and they've looked a threat.

Both teams have had a go but I think, just slightly, Hull have been the better side.

Outstanding 'Platoon'-style body on the line block by Reading as the ball breaks in the box for Luton.

Naby Sarr takes it full barrel at point-blank range as Cauley Woodrow nails the bouncing ball.

Huge stop. Bravery par excellence.

There have been nine goals in the four games which kicked off at 19:45 BST.

But none in the two which began at 20:00 as things stand...

Cameron Archer just delivers a warning to Hull of his class and danger, with a fierce curling effort which sweeps across Karl Darlow's goal.

Hull respond with a super chance of their own, as Regan Slater is played through after neat build-up, and his low drive is palmed away by Zach Steffen.

Boro opened up then.

Luton sweep in a cross from the left, but Tom Holmes' header just helps the ball away from the lurking Lucas Joao in the box.

Key touch.

Could QPR end their seven-match winless run and breath new life into the survival bid?

Lyndon Dykes has given the R's a narrow half-time lead over play-off hopefuls Norwich.

The hosts are on course for just a second win in 20 league outings.

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Blackburn lead at the break thanks to Sam Gallagher's superb header to open Coventry up.

It's hardly been chance-a-thon but Rovers have had the best of it and lead.

Coventry yet to fashion a proper chance for Viktor Gyokeres or Matty Godden, in their 'Windows 98' logo/test card away kit.

Watford took the lead through Ismaila Sarr but three Cardiff goals in 11 minutes turned this game on its head.

This would be a big, big win in Cardiff's survival bid.

With Reading currently drawing, the Bluebirds are two points above the dop zone.

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Swansea in firm control and heading for a fifth win in six.

Joel Piroe put the Swans ahead after 68 seconds and the set up Joe Allen for the second.

Harry Darling added the third just before half-time.

Preston are staring at back-to-back defeats and losing ground in the play-off race.

Coventry have to make the change with Josh Wilson-Esbrand replacing Ben Sheaf.

They get a corner too, which is whipped in venomously to the near post, but the home side belt it clear.