Willy Gnonto is booked for following through in a 50-50 tackle with Ben Pearson, who seemed to soar about six foot into the air before tumbling.

Leeds frustrated.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

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The noise in here is deafening now - and it's coming from one end only - that of the home fans.

Wednesday have left big spaces in this second half as they tried to chase the game, and it came back to bite them when substitute Ryan Hardie finished well for the third.

Owls fans are leaving a rainy Home Park already - it's a long trip back to Yorkshire after another defeat.

Stoke build really well down the right, there's a deep cross but the only threat to hit in the box is Andre Vidigal, who is crowded out easily.

Leeds warming up a few changes...

How has the ball not crossed the line?

Bristol City's Harry Cornick's shot hits the post and runs behind the Ipswich keeper Vaclav Hladky and trickles along the goal line.

But somehow ... it stays out.

A crushing blow for the hosts who are fighting to find that equaliser.

Callum O'Hare is back, 303 days after his last appearance for Coventry.

Poignant moment after a long hack back after an ACL injury.

Wayne Rooney has taken off Jay Stansfield and sent on big targetman Lukas Jutkiewicz.

It's still just one goal to claw back - and it could have been worse - but nothing doing for them at the moment.

Stoke aren't allowing Leeds to move the ball between the lines and puncture their defensive rearguard.

Georginio Rutter tried to turn Michael Rose but was shrugged off the ball by the big centre-half like a nightclub bouncer assisting in the throwing out of a reveller.

Then the visitors work the ball toward Willy Gnonto but he just can't connect.

Stoke break, but good defensive cover by Joe Rodon is enough to sweep it away.

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Jordan Hugill crashes a header off the post, as Rotherham seek a second.

Coventry can only watch as the posts are left wobbling.

Having ridden a bit of a gauntlet from Coventry, Rotherham show their own threat, as Ollie Rathbone gives Ben Wilson a test.

The North Easterner is equal in the Sky Blues nets, stretching every sinew to claw away the effort.

Back under way in north Staffordshire, up on the top of the hill where the wind whistles through and chills the bones.

Hopefully some goals will flow through with it, in the second half.

Another beauty of a chance for Coventry.

Matty Godden evoked Wembley hero Keith Houchen, launching himself at a cross with a full-on diving header, but could only guide it wide.

Viktor Johansson was travelling, but couldn't get there. Agonising for Sky Blues, heart-stopping for the Millers.

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Hull are near camping on the Blues box at the moment.

Jaden Philogene has tested out the weave of the netting, with a vicious hammer of a shot from the left which rippled the outside of the net rather than the inside.

Viktor Johansson is single-handedly earning his team a win-bonus at the moment.

First he made a double save to deny Ellis Simms first with a header and then a shot.

Then tipped away a rasper from Ben Sheaf, who has been busy all evening.

Coventry battling...

Neither Jaden Philogene nor Liam Delap can finish a swooping counter-attack on Birmingham, who had a corner.

Blues living dangerously again.

From Bristol City's Max O'Leary straight out of the traps this second half.

The 6ft shot stopper dives down to his left to save a close-range effort from Leif Davis and parry it away.

The Robins under pressure early.