Four minutes of stoppage time to go.

Is there one more twist in this?

David Ljunggren: If Coventry can’t defend better than that, there’s no chance they will get promoted.

There's still two more Championship games to come this afternoon remember.

If they can match this one then it's going to be some afternoon!

Harry Winks is the next man in the book.

The Leicester debutant takes down Matty Godden 30 yards out.

Kasey Palmer is off for the away side and Tatsuhiro Sakamoto is on for his debut.

Now Kasey Palmer is booked for Coventry for a foul on Mads Hermansen in the home goal.

Hamza Choudhury is on for Kasey McAteer for the Foxes.

Aaaaaand, we have NINE minutes of time added on.

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Daniel Farke's first Leeds United line-up features only three players who began the club's final Premier League game in May - Luke Ayling, Liam Cooper and Pascal Struijk.

Ethan Ampadu makes his debut while another Wales international, Dan James, is back in the Leeds side after last season's loan at Fulham.

The likes of Patrick Bamford, Jack Harrison, Georginio Rutter and Tyler Adams are all on a lengthy Leeds injury list.

Leeds United: Meslier, Ayling, Hjelde, Stuijk, Cooper, Ampadu, Gray, Summerville, Sinisterra, James, Gnonto.

Subs: Darlow, Cresswell, Byram, Shackleton, Gyabi, Bate, Poveda, Perkins, Gelhardt.

Aaron Ramsey starts for Cardiff following his summer return to his boyhood club, while there are debuts for fellow new faces Dimitrios Goutas, Josh Bowler, Karlan Grant and Ike Ugbo.

Jak Alnwick starts in goal with Ryan Allsopp missing through injury.

Cardiff City: Alnwick, Ng, Goutas, McGuinness, O'Dowda, Wintle, Ralls, Bowler, Ramsey, Grant, Ugbo.

Subs: Luthra, Romeo, Etete, Collins, Adams, Meite, Simpson, Rinomhota, Robinson.

Dear me. This is all a bit much for the opening weekend of the season!

Ben Sheaf is in the book for the away side for a foul.

Now Coventry hit the bar!

WOW.

Haji Wright storms forward from the halfway line and leathers a slightly-deflected shot at goal that Mads Hermansen touches on to the crossbar.

SO close!

Leicester pour forward and Kelechi Iheanacho shows lovely feet before teeing up Kiernan Dewsbury-hall to whip a shot in at the near post.

Ben Wilson is scrambling across in the Coventry goal but, to his relief, it hits the sidenetting.

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BBC Sport at the King Power

That's changed the mood a little.

Goals change games.

And, from trailing a long way second in this contest, Leicester City have come off the final bend with a surge and are now powering down the home straight. And, they have the loud backing of their fans behind them.

Cov may now be regretting some of those earlier missed chances.

You just feel Coventry are just starting to look at the clock here.

The home side have been reinvigorated by that goal.

Ten minutes (plus stoppages) to go in this hugely entertaining game.

This could go either way... or end in a draw.

I'm not a betting man as you can tell.

That goal has woken the home fans up.

Can their side find a winner now?!

Goalscorer Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall makes a yard for a shot but hammers it into the crowd.

Leicester skipper Jamie Vardy has really struggled to get in the game all day and he's off.

Kelechi Iheanacho is on.

Leicester still have four changes at their disposal and Patson Daka and Kelechi Iheanacho on the bench.

Gustavo Hamer was one of the three to go off for Coventry just there.

My, Leicester will be happy to see the back of him. A brilliant showing from the talented midfielder today.

About 20 minutes to go.

This game is end-to-end. Leicester are wide open in the middle of the park.

TRIPLE Coventry substitution.

Liam Kelly, Milan van Ewijk and Haji Wright are on. The latter two for debut.

Callum Doyle, who was on loan at Coventry last season, marks his Leicester debut with a booking for a cynical foul.

From the resultant free-kick Gustavo Hamer goes for goal from about 40 yards out and... Probably not worth doing that again.