Cedric Kipre absorbs Sunderland's Patrick Roberts, who drops to the deck having been halted. Booking for the West Brom defender.

Sunderland then take Roberts off and put 18-year-old Eliezer Mayenda on. The Spaniard is looking for a first Wearsiders goal.

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Massive claims for a penalty from Blackburn again, this time after Jake Garrett is seemingly brought down by Ethan Ampadu in the box.

Referee Bobby Madley isn't interested, however.

Meanwhile, Andrew Moran comes off with Dilan Markanday replacing him as we enter the final stages of this game.

West Brom curl an outswinger into the box but Dan Ballard powers it away.

Jeremy Sarmiento is livid his attempt to help a ball in hasn't been given as a West Brom corner.

Alex Pritchard wore a free-kick on the bonce, and then had to go off for a minute. Really copped it. He's ok thankfully.

What a save!

Andrew Moran sends a corner into the Leeds box which is met by Blackburn substitute Arnor Sigurdsson.

His header is then spectacularly saved by a diving Illan Meslier to maintain Leeds' two-goal advantage.

John Swift and Kyle Bartley are off for West Brom, as Semi Ajayi and Pipa are sent on....

A Blackburn double change after Leeds' second goal.

James Hill is replaced by Niall Ennis. Adam Wharton makes way for Jake Garrett.

Any prospective Sunderland managers will know exactly what their task should they get the job, and the evidence is tangible here.

They can score goals, albeit not as many as they'd like. They play smart football. They have creators across the pitch.

All they lack is that ruthless penalty-box-predator. Easier to say than find.

Alex Palmer deals with the latest Sunderland set-piece slugged into their box.

Jon Newsome
Ex-Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

What a great goal.

How well does Archie Gray do, a beautiful slide-through ball to Crycensio Summerville, then a little dink over the keeper - he had no chance.

I'd like to say the game's buried but who knows - I've watched Leeds United enough.

Crysencio Summerville is sent down the left as Leeds break against Blackburn and he tees up Joel Piroe.

But the Leeds man's effort is swiftly collected by Rovers keeper Leopold Wahlstedt.

A double change for Leeds.

Sam Byram and goalscorer Dan James are withdrawn.

Djed Spence and Wilfried Gnonto replace them for the final 20 minutes but can they hold onto their lead against Blackburn?

Mike Dodds has the look of 'New England Patriots defensive co-ordinator' with his big puffer and cap, on the Sunderland touchline.

He might be plotting another change, perhaps turning to a Mason Burstow, Nazariy Rusyn or even Bradley Dack.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record goalscorer on BBC Radio WM

Great opportunity for Jack Clarke there.

He knew it was, he's put his shirt over his head in disgust.

Sunderland waste a great opportunity.

Cross from the right swings all the way through to Jack Clarke at the back-post, but rather than cut-back to Patrick Roberts, he lashed it wildly into the side-netting.

Missed chance.

Darnell Furlong bashes into Sunderland winger Jack Clarke as he chases a loose ball.

It was an old-school 'I'm still here' kind of challenge.

Clarke has had the rough treatment all of his career.

Trai Hume thunders into Tom Fellows - completely legally in the middle of the park for Sunderland. The fans love it.

Blackburn keep pressing but they can't seem to find that elusive equaliser against Leeds.

Their latest effort on goal comes as Harry Pickering whips in a cross from the left towards Hayden Carter, who heads over the bar.

Adil Aouchiche departs having had a couple of chances for Sunderland, and the crafty Alex Pritchard comes on.

Changes for West Brom, who withdraw Grady Diangana and Jayson Molumby, with Nathaniel Chalobah and Brandon Thomas-Asante coming on.

A yellow card for Blackburn, now.

Adam Wharton goes into the book as he puts a challenge in on Ethan Ampadu.

This game is heating up.