Leicester boss Gary Rowett is hoping a change in personnel will bring his side to life.

On come Jannik Vestergaard, Bobby De Cordova-Reid and Jordan Ayew.

Off go Jamaal Lascelles, Oliver Skipp and Divine Mukasa.

Around 20 minutes to go at Hillsborough.

Derby go close to doubling their advantage.

Bobby Clark fires a beautiful volley which crashes off the post before the ball rebounds to Chile international Ben Brereton Diaz but he sees his left-foot shot well saved by Gavin Bazunu.

What an effort this is and Watford hit the crossbar for a second time.

Nestory Irankunda lets fly from miles out and his effort smashes the crossbar before going to safety.

At the other end, Charlton break, and Joe Rankin-Costello has the chance to make it 2-0 but he slips at the vital moment and his effort is well saved by Egil Selvik.

The game is getting stretched now.

More changes for Birmingham as Demarai Gray and Jonathan Panzo come off and Ibrahim Osman and Ethan Laird come on.

Still more than 30 minutes to go in this one, so plenty of time if the Blues are going to get back into it.

Leicester continue to be lacklustre in the box as Patson Daka misses a simple tap in at the back post.

He's offside anyway but you'd expect the forward to score.

They can't rest on their laurels and think the damage won't be increased either.

Sheffield Wednesday are proving dangerous on the counter with Liam Palmer pulling his shot wide after some excellently timed passing from his Owls team-mates.

City keeper Radek Vitek reacts very quickly and runs off his line to body block Patrick Bamford's effort for Sheffield United.

The Robins still have a slender 1-0 lead as we hit 25 minutes to go.

Double change right on the hour mark for Charlton.

Matty Godden and Joe Rankin-Costello are on.

Off come Sonny Carey and Luke Chambers.

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Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

There is some really poor football out there today.

The pass from Marcelino Nunez was poor and should never have reached Kasey McAteer, but it did and it became a dangerous situation for Ipswich.

Birmingham have managed to push this game up to the Town end, they're dominating territorially if not the actual game.

Kasey McAteer again gets through on goal but drags his shot wide as Ipswich continue to dominate possession during the opening of this second half.

Todd Cantwell earns a free-kick in a tasty area for his trusty right foot.

He sizes it up, runs up and... kicks it straight out of play.

Think he was aiming to bypass the wall and curl it beyond the keeper but it had neither the trajectory or the pace to even come close.

So close to the instant response from Rangers.

Paul Smyth hits the post with a terrific right-footed strike from outside the box.

Patrick Bamford isn't far off drawing the Blades level but he's falling back as he strikes his volley from just a few yards out and it skies over the bar.

Andre Brooks then forces a two-handed save out of Radek Vitek as Sheffield United push for an equaliser.

Watford's Jeremy Petris is played in down the right and gets to the byline but his cross is well overhit and goes out for a throw in on the other side.

Chris Davies makes one change at the break for Birmingham as Paik Seung-Ho comes off and Tomoki Iwata replaces him.

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Sheffield Wednesday are currently on the longest run without a home win in EFL history (21 games, if you were wondering) but when did they last win at Hillsborough?

On Easter Monday 2025.

Is fate calling? Leicester will certainly hope not.

Blackburn have woken up from a somewhat sleepy first half.

Moussa Baradji is given a huge chance as the ball is parried into his chest from the Albion keeper.

It rolls down and he gets a shot away but thrashes it well off target.