Mark Elliott
Stoke City commentator on BBC Radio Stoke

I've had opposition fans texting me about how jealous they are with the wingers that Stoke City have got.

I'm having such a good time, it's so great when you're winning. Stoke City fans have really brought the noise again today.

Fingers crossed it will still be smiles when the Stoke fans leave at full-time.

Matty Fryatt
Former Leicester City striker on Radio Leicester

I said the first goal would be crucial, I wasn't expecting it to be after a minute.

Leicester's start was absolutely diabolical. We mentioned Tom Cannon coming back against his former team and he came back and haunted his side and has been a threat throughout.

Leicester have been second best, Sheffield United have had so much more energy.

Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport England at King Power Stadium

The clouds hang grey in the skies over the King Power Stadium.

Winter is coming.

Leicester City fans feel it. Rugged up they shuffled from their seats well before half-time in their droves.

Many of those who have remained boo as the half-time whistle goes.

The locals are restless, Foxes boss Marti Cifuentes is under pressure.

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Anis Mehmeti's sixth goal of the season is all that separates the sides at the break, but that doesn't tell the story of how Bristol City thoroughly controlled the first half-hour.

Some promising signs from Pompey in the closing stages of the half, but other than that header over the bar from Josh Knight just now, they haven't created anything worthy of mention.

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Leicester are shell-shocked.

Sheffield United are in dreamland.

Goals from former Fox Tom Cannon and a first for Jairo Riedewald had the Blades 2-0 up inside five minutes.

Sydie Peck's sumptuous volley just past the half hour had boos and worse ringing out from the home stands.

Difficult to see how a toothless Leicester dig themselves out of this hole and given the way the visitors are swarming all over them, that hole could yet get deeper.

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A good half for Stoke as they go in leading thanks to Sorba Thomas' brilliant volley, but manager Mark Robins will maybe wonder if they could have gone further ahead.

What is clear is that if Hull do not change their approach and improve, they are going to lose this game with a bit to spare.

Oh it's almost 4-0.

Tyrese Campbell gets free and hammers a left-foot shot across the face of goal.

Almost silence from the home fans - can't even be bothered to boo now.

Portsmouth could be level.

Ross McCrorie concedes a free-kick with his untidy challenge on Zak Swanson and Adrian Segecic delivers a ball that finds Josh Knight unmarked in the penalty area.

But Knight's header balloons over the bar and it remains 1-0 in the visitors' favour.

Tom Cannon has the room to run onto a ball down the left.

He cuts in on his right foot and tries to bend one into the far corner - it's on target but deflected wide for a corner.

Leicester have shown weakness at these set pieces but Asmir Begovic makes the claim.

Into two minutes of stoppage time we go.

Wout Faes has a blood injury so we'll add on a few more seconds no doubt.

We have an effort on goal from Hull, although it will need a bit more than this to worry Viktor Johansson.

A nice flicked header from John Egan, but it's straight into the midriff of the big Swede.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

We're just chasing shadows at the moment. It's all one-way traffic, we just need to get into half-time.

Nine shots to our one and they have had 60% possession - that says everything about the game so far.

Finally, a decent spell of possession for Pompey but they don't make it count as Josh Murphy overhits his cross for Callum Lang.

Still, renewed hope among the home crowd that their side can find a way back into this before half-time.

Leicester have had 60% possession - they're yet to produce a single shot on target.

Sheffield United have had three shots on target - 100% conversion rate!

A quick look at the stats and Ivor Pandur has made six saves already. Only Sorba Thomas' spectacular volley has got past him.

Stoke goalkeeper Viktor Johansson has not been tested yet, and we all know how good a stopper the Swede is.

Adam Oxley
BBC Radio Sheffield

'Are you Wednesday in disguise?' the Blades fans sing.

Leicester City are shaking here, Sheffield United will look to go once more.

Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport England at King Power Stadium

A bad day gets worse for Leicester City.

But oh my days, isn't Sheffield United's resurgence looking a little bit special right now.

That goal from Sydie Peck is the pick of the three first-half goals, and has Foxes fans getting out of their seats early for a half-time comfort break.

It keeps going this way, and the empty pockets of seats might grow before this game is done.

He waited 56 appearances to score his first goal for Sheffield United and now Sydie Peck as two in two games.

If he scores a better one than what we've just seen then he'll be doing well!