There will be six minutes of time added on.

Can Leeds find a late, late winner to break Huddersfield hearts?

Bristol City's Cameron Pring peels away to get on the end of a free-kick but sends his effort into the stand behind the goal.

That might be his side's last opportunity.

Seconds left until the visiting fans can celebrate.

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Got to give credit to how hard Huddersfield have worked and how well they have defended, especially since going down to 10 men before the break.

Goalkeeper Lee Nicholls has put in a real shift to alleviate pressure.

Sara: Massive massive point if we can hang on, still positives to take if we can’t. Played really really well and we should be safe for this year.

What a result this would be for Andre Breitenreiter's men in just his second game in charge.

Cardiff's backline are dealing with everything thrown at them.

Time is running out for the Robins...

Crysencio Summerville drifts inside off the left and his shot from 12 yards out beats Lee Nicholls all ends up and kisses the outside of the post as it flies by.

Will Leeds get a better chance than that?

Jaidon Antony is on for Junior Firpo for the Whites.

The hosts are really pushing for a goal now as we enter six minutes of added time.

A defining six minutes for both these sides' seasons potentially.

Andy Howard
BBC Radio Bristol

Goal ruled offside, and a shot from Mehmeti blocked by the face of a Cardiff player.

Pretty much sums up the afternoon.

Into the final 10 minutes.

Town goalkeeper Lee Nicholls is down after punching away another Leeds corner and he's just going to get some treatment.

Terriers players will be using this chance to take a breather.

They've battled hard with 10 men in the second half and they're closing in on what could prove to be a vital point in their bid to stay up.

Robins sub Tommy Conway thinks he's levelled matters with a close-range finish.

But he looks up to see the offside flag raised and it's as you were with the hosts still needing a goal to take anything out of this Severnside derby.

Cardiff are close to doing the double over them this season.

Huddersfield can't get out.

The away side win a corner and Georginio Rutter meets it well enough six yards out but can't get his effort on target.

If Cardiff hold on they would leapfrog their opponents up to 11th, ahead of the 3pm kick-offs.

They would be eight points off the play-offs.

If the Robins lose, they drop to 13th and 11 points away from the play-offs, which is big gap to close with 11 games remaining.

A goal here would be big.

More changes! It's that time of the game.

Liam Manning makes a triple sub on this occasion, introducing Mebude, Pring and Cornick, who replace Sykes, Roberts and Knight.

A last roll of the dice.

Fans of a Leicester and Ipswich persuasion will be very interested to see how the end of this match plays out.

A draw for Leeds here would see leaders Leicester able to stretch their lead at the top to eight points with a win over QPR later on.

Meanwhile, Town would be able to leapfrog the Whites and go back up to second if they could beat Plymouth.

Callum O'Dowda, who made 160 appearance for Bristol City, is on for Cardiff, along with Jamilu Collins.

O'Dowda's arrival was unsurprisingly met with boos from the home faithful. He replaces Rubin Colwill who had been looking bright for the visitors.

Collins came on for Josh Wilson-Esbrand.

In amongst all that, Bristol City's Taylor Gardner-Hickman was cautioned.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

It's 1-1, and Huddersfield will be looking at the clock now.

Our boys need to pile on the pressure and not get sucked into anything stupid.

The home side will be desperate to see someone get sent off.

Josh Koroma and Jaheim Headley are on for Town.

Brodie Spencer and Delano Burgzorg are off.

Andre Breitenreiter just trying to get some fresh legs on for his 10 men side.

Heading into to final 20 minutes now.

Can Huddersfield keep Leeds out?

A point would still be a fine result for the 10 men in this West Yorkshire derby.

The away side are coming down the hill now though and the clock can not move quick enough for the Terriers.

Ashton Gate is not a happy place right now for Bristol City fans.

Supporters leaving early, there are a few boos from the ones remaining, and Cardiff are looking more likely to double their lead than be pegged back at present.

Rubin Colwill fires over before Yakou Meite hits the target to force a save from Max O'Leary.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

That's too easy for Leeds.

It was a simple run, a simple ball into the six-yard box, and they've equalised with barely any pressure on Huddersfield's goal.

The home side will be disappointed when they see this one back.