Anon: Argyle will come back into this game. Tactically left some of their best players on the bench to come on 65 mins.

That's not too far away now, but can it do the trick?

Not seen very much of Leeds forward Crysencio Summerville so far today.

The young Dutch forward is enjoying a superb season with 16 goals in all competitions.

Second yellow of the day for the home side.

Lewis Gibson crashes into the back of Willy Gnonto on the halfway line.

Stick-on booking.

Alan Richardson
BBC Radio Devon

It was just inches in front of Ben Waine.

That was what they call a buffet ball - help yourself - but no-one could quite get a touch to help it in.

Oooh, that's good from the home side.

They pass the ball through the thirds with real purpose and move it out wide to Mikel Miller.

He swings in a beaut of a low cross from their left and it just bounces beyond Ben Waine in the middle.

Quiet opening few minutes in this half.

The conditions are filthy down there on the south west coast.

Richard Humphries: This is exactly how Leeds were in both FA Cup games against Plymouth recently, got a lead, took eye off the ball and conceded, can't let it happen today.

Both the initial fourth round tie and the replay ended 1-1 after 90 minutes. Leeds did eventually progress 4-1 in the replay down here 10 days ago in extra time.

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Katie Middleton
Ex-captain of Plymouth Ladies on BBC Radio Devon

It has been a much better start for Argyle than in the first half.

It is about what they do with this possession that is important.

Back under way.

No changes.

Alan Richardson
BBC Radio Devon

Only Southampton have managed to score more goals at home this season than Plymouth Argyle (in the Championship).

From that point of view the omens are good, but the facts of the matter are that Illan Meslier has not had a save to make.

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Dean Plumley: Credit to Willy Gnonto, difficult start to the season, but since Christmas he has been on fire, it's like having a new signing.

Steve: As a Leeds fan I'm already worried. 73% possession but only one shot on target and one off. If you don't shoot you can't score.

Gnonto had one goal all season at the end on January. He's now got six, having bagged from from five so far in February.

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Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

71% possession away from home - that tells you everything you need to know.

We've been dominant with the ball and made good decisions.

I would just have liked us to have another goal, be two or three up at the break.

So far, so good for promotion-hunting Leeds but Plymouth not out of it at all.

The away side totally dominated the opening exchanges and took a deserved lead when Willy Gnonto finished astutely after Georginio Rutter's hooked ball forward found the Italy international in space on the edge of the area.

Thereafter the away side have grown into the contest without ever really threatening the visitors' goal and Rutter saw a deflected strike come back off an upright.

Gnonto's shot remains the only one on target in the game to date.

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Three minutes of time added on at the end of the half.

Adam Pope
BBC Radio Leeds commentator

It is a lovely ball in, a dinky floaty ball over (Mikel) Miller's head.

It is criminal from Willy Gnonto to be offside there, he is arguing his case but he can see right across the line.

He fires it in, and great finish from (Ashley) Phillips the big Plymouth centre-back!

Ash Phillips THUMPS the ball into his own goal from Willy Gnonto's low cross but the whistle had just been blown for offside.

I'm not entirely sure, looking at his reaction, that the Tottenham loanee had heard the whistle.

This game has got a really open feel to it now, which I don't think Leeds boss Daniel Farke will like.

The home side pressure Leeds high up and win it back 20 yards from the Whites goal out wide.

Mikel Miller smashes a fierce low cross into the box but there's no takers.

The away side nearly double their money as Georginio Rutter's strike takes a deflection and thumps off the post.

The young Frenchman shows great close control before getting his shot away in the area.

First booking of the day goes to home midfielder Adam Randell as he drags down Glen Kamara as the Leeds man looks to break away on the halfway line.