Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Ewood Park

There are 22,730 fans at Ewood Park tonight, with 7,430 of them cheering on Newcastle.

That makes it the highest attendance for a Blackburn match since 27,600 witnessed a League One promotion party against Oxford United (which Rovers won 2-1) in the final match of the 2017-18 season.

Will this one be done in 90 minutes? Thirty minutes for either side to score or it's extra time.

Newcastle's best chance as Jamaal Lascelles meets a deep Kieran Trippier, his header is cleared off the line before Blackburn somehow scramble away.

Four goals for Erling Haaland. Four assists for Kevin de Bruyne.

All inside 55 minutes.

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Story of the night as another decent chance is spurned, this time Ricardo Pereira missing the target.

Bournemouth make another change as Luis Sinisterra is replaced by Justin Kluivert.

Newcastle are having a spell of possession again but they don't seem to have an idea when they get into the final third. Blackburn are very much sensing an opportunity for an upset here.

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Danny Murphy
Former Blackburn Rovers midfielder on BBC One

Newcastle have been so disappointing with the performance considering what is at stake.

And the previous performance. Where is the reaction?

I tell you what, this could easily have been 5-5, if the goals were about 30ft higher. Yunus Akgun is in for a great opportunity to win it but he fires well over.

Four minutes of the 90 remaining.

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The worry for Luton is Manchester City's bench is almost as strong as the XI on the pitch. Phil Foden will be itching to come on.

Danny Murphy
Former Blackburn Rovers midfielder on BBC One

Think that has been one of the differences with Newcastle. That energy and athleticism and pace and power was very much a part of their game last season and it has been lacking at times this season.

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Martin Dubravka is called upon again to save Newcastle as he gets down low to push away a decent John Buckley strike.

Blackburn really should be ahead with the chances they've had.

Manchester City are hungry for more goals.

Another lovely move sees John Stones set up Matheus Nunes whose attempt takes a slight deflection and looks to be heading in until Tim Krul makes the save.

Good work by the Luton keeper.

It is looking like more of the same from Newcastle so far with Blackburn starting this second half the better side.

Arnor Sigurdsson is unfortunate as he gets in the way of a team-mate's shot and the ball deflects behind for a goal kick.

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Into the final 10 minutes and both sides are producing some tired shots. Leicester introduce some fresh legs as James Justin replaces Callum Doyle.

No changes by either side. Back under way at Kenilworth Road.

Turn away now Luton fans...

"You can't imagine Manchester City not scoring another couple of goals in the second half," says Roy Keane on ITV.

The teams are on their way back out.

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Blackburn make a change for the second half as Arnor Sigurdsson replaces Sam Gallagher.

Newcastle players were out a couple of minutes before the Blackburn team. We're back up and running.