Paul Robinson
Former Leeds goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds goalkeeper Lucas Perri has had very little to do, one save earlier on, so it's up to Leeds United to how they want to finish this game.

They can make it very easy for themselves or they can cause themselves problems.

Oh, wow.

Great pace by Errol Mundle-Smith almost leads to a goal but fellow substitute Anis Ben Slimane cannot finish.

Leeds have not been able to add to their advantage. A Norwich goal will really change the momentum.

Now Norwich are making a triple change.

Jack Stace, Anis Ben Slimane and Errol Mundle-Smith are among those coming on.

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One or two glimpses in the last few moments that Norwich are finally starting to splutter into life.

A lovely turn and shot by Paris Maghoma forces Lucas Perri into another save.

Ao Tanaka has picked up the tie's fourth yellow card - and Norwich have a free-kick in a decent position. In it comes and it flies off the shoulder of Jose Cordoba - and over the bar.

A first shot on target for Norwich.

Captain Kenny McLean lets fly from outside the box but it's straight at Lucas Perri.

'Glory, glory Leeds United' echoes around Elland Road.

It's all a bit scrappy out there at the minute but Leeds fans are in fine voice. Norwich simply do not look like scoring.

Norwich went into this having won 10 of their previous 13 games.

They've been a real let down so far which is a shame for the 3,000 travelling fans from Norfolk.

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Substitute goalkeeper Vladan Kovacevic is one of those receiving treatment. Ruairi McConville is the other.

Fortunately, both are fine to carry on.

A reminder Norwich are yet to register an attempt on target.

Dan James has caused all sorts of bother and he is causing problems again before the tie is stopped after an accidental collision between two Norwich players.

Paul Robinson
Former Leeds goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

The next goal - if it's for Leeds, boom it's done. If it's for Norwich, it changes to entire context of the game.

Leeds might have controlled the first half but a Norwich goal will make things very interesting.

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James Justin has replaced Sebastiaan Bornauw.

Leeds have sent on James Justin at the start of the second half.

And Norwich have changed their goalkeeper.

Vladan Kovacevic is on for Daniel Grimshaw, who took a knock in the first half.

Back to Elland Road.

Former Sunderland captain Gary Bennett has criticised the Black Cats performance against Port Vale.

You can listen to Bennett's reaction on BBC Radio Newcastle below:

Port Vale

Port Vale manager Jon Brady, speaking to TNT Sports: "In a little bit of shock really. We worked out a gameplan, knew we were going to have to suffer a little bit, knew the pitch might have helped us as well. We got the goal and had one or two chances towards the end on the break because they were committing so many men forwards. Gauci makes a couple of incredible saves. Overall, really pleased.

On what went well: "I think we worked on distances between units and at times we started dropping, there is one or two times they got the ball through the line. When they went over the keeper picked it up or it went out of play. The attitude to go when the opportunity is there. George Hall nearly gets in two or three times with his speed."

On whether they can turn around their league form: "We have got a hell of a schedule. We have over a quarter of a season left with eight weeks to go. We won the first two and then it took a bit of time, then our top goalscorer gets sold and another boy goes to Plymouth and 55% of our goals and assists go away from us. Then we have to find a way and work and find the solutions. Finding these solutions, understanding the group, understanding the connections, I feel we just start there."

On speaking to Granit Xhaka while he waited to come on: "I asked Granit 'have you ever played on a pitch like this before' and he said 'yes, I've played on worse'. So I went 'okay, okay'. We had a good laugh."

On how it feels: "It hasn't sunk in really. I'm in a little bit of shock to that result today. Not that I didn't believe we could do it but you need a lot of things going your way. I'm just pleased for everyone at the football club. When we first came in the team was getting booed off at half time and then the fans started getting behind us. 12 thousand turn up today. I think we're getting a connection between the fans and our performance."

On how far this can take them: "That is six wins in 14 games for us since we have been here. It is just improving the mindset of the players and believing in themselves. We've done a lot of things off the pitch. They are telling their stories and their journey and some have been really raw and that has really connected them."

We've already had one major upset today.

League One Port Vale defeated Sunderland.

Let's get a bit more reaction from that tie.