Kate Holloway
BBC Sport at the King Power Stadium

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Close but no cigar might become a motto for Patson Daka.

His earlier chance saw him bouncing one off the top netting, while his tap-in late in the first half just grazes wide to leave him on the ground in a heap.

Feels like deja vu given a number of the striker's opportunities this season.

The same could possibly be said for the team as a whole as the Foxes are getting into good positions but simply not converting.

Having said that, Hull are only in front following a poor goalkeeping error from a red-faced Asmir Begovic.

Maybe there's hope to be had in the home stands. If there is, though, they are keeping it to themselves.

Derby's play-off hopes are taking a huge hit at Carrow Road.

Norwich have looked bright and won an early penalty and though Jacob Widell-Zetterstrom denied Mo Toure from the spot, the youngster got his revenge with a thunderous finish from an angle to put the Canaries ahead.

Kenny McLean has seen a free-kick saved for the hosts while Sammie Szmodics was denied by Vlad Kovacevic at the other end.

City need a win to keep any hopes of a top-six finish alive but results are going against them as things stand.

Guy Whittingham
Former Portsmouth manager on BBC Radio Solent

It's that threat in behind, the amount of players Coventry get into the box, you have to be so switched on as a defender

Pompey have stuck to the task, not much going on at the other end though.

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45 minutes from the title...

Coventry have been prevented from putting this game to bed before the break by some dogged Pompey defending but Haji Wright's close-range header has them ahead at the break.

As things stand Portsmouth would also be safe, so the CBS Arena might well be a joyful place in an hour or so...

So far, so good for West Brom as they look to secure their Championship status for another season.

Isaac Price finished with aplomb to put the Baggies ahead before Daryl Dike popped up with his second goal in as many games, having not scored all season before the weekend, to double the lead just before half-time.

Victory tonight will mean Albion are safe from relegation, barring a points deduction.

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All-square at the break.

Ryan Manning's early own-goal from Scott Twine's fine cross was cancelled out by Cyle Larin's finish from Ryan Manning's fine cross and it's all to play for in the next 45 minutes.

Saints not at their fluent best and need to find a goal to keep up the pace in the promotion race, as things stand.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

I knew we'd get boos at half-time, if you see the way the team are performing, it's so poor.

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Boos ring around from the home fans who have turned up to the King Power tonight.

Leicester are 45 minutes away from playing third tier football for only the second time in their history.

Goalkeeper Asmir Begovic's huge blunder gifted Hull the only goal of the game so far.

Begovic's attempted pass going straight to Liam Millar, who made no mistake to keep the Tigers on track for a play-off spot.

Half-time and Swansea lead at the break by a goal to the good.

Ronald's goal in just the second minute separates the two sides who have been good value.

Adam Idah probably should have doubled the Swans' lead but QPR keeper Joe Walsh reacted superbly to deny his close range effort.

Isaac Hayden and Rayan Kolli have both gone close for Rangers who also saw Kwame Poku have to be replaced by Paul Smyth in the first-half due to injury.

Play-off chasing Wrexham lead relegation-battling Oxford at the break.

Sam Smith's lovely touch to set up Josh Windass is the difference and the Welsh side probably deserve to be ahead after dominating the ball.

The U's are going to be five points adrift with two games to play unless they can stage a comeback.

Half-time and it's been a dominant opening 45 minutes for promotion-hunting Millwall.

Camiel Neghli's super cool finish after 20 minutes separates the two sides as the Lions are set to go second and into the automatic promotion places with Ipswich not in action until tomorrow.

Their lead should have been doubled when Josh Coburn spurned a guilt-edge opportunity right in front of goal, firing over from less than eight yards out.

Stoke have fed off scraps but went close just before the break when Lewis Baker's long-distance strike was beaten away well by Millwall keeper Anthony Patterson.

It's not quite making amends for his earlier mistake that led to the Hull goal... but Leicester keeper Asmir Begovic does well to save with his legs from Matt Crooks from close range.

We are into two minutes of additional time at Loftus Road.

Lewis Baker lets fly from long range and it's a terrific strike towards the top right hand corner but Anthony Patterson gets across well to make the save for Millwall.

That's got the home fans up a bit.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

I've congratulated Mukasa for the way he's started the game but giving it away in the middle of the park then giving a half-hearted jog back, if I was the manager I'd pull him straight off.

That's been a problem for Leicester too much this season.

The urgency's not there, Hull have definitely been the better side.

It's the visitors who have come close to a second though as Sam Morsy catches a strike sweetly and fizzes the ball inches past the angle of Daniel Peretz's post and bar.