Steve Eyre
Former Manchester City coach on BBC Radio Lancashire

Leicester are losing for a reason but they have picked the pace up in the past five minutes.

They're getting better, they're picking up the pace and getting chances down the left wing.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at The Hawthorns

Where was this Wrexham performance in the first half? Their energy and pressing has been drastically improved.

The visitors look transformed, and the away fans are growing in confidence.

All of a sudden, the home supporters are feeling nervy.

Another corner for the home side is played short but Harry Winks bends his effort over the top corner.

John Lundstram hammers a shot at goal after the ball bounces down to him from a corner but the home side get a block on.

The Tigers keep the pressure up and Matt Crooks skews a shot high and wide.

What a chance for Blackburn once more.

The visitors rob possession of the ball inside the Birmingham box but Yuki Ohashi's turn and goalbound shot is well blocked, otherwise it was destined to be 1-0 Rovers.

Playing out from the back got Birmingham into trouble there and boy have the home fans let them know about it.

There was a half-time change for the Robins with Ross McCrorie, who had required treatment in added time of the first half, replaced by Sam Morsy.

All to play for for both these sides.

A ball over the top allows Milutin Osmajic to chase and he pulls the ball back but there are no takers when the cross eventually comes in from the Preston left.

At the other end, Abdul Fatawu sends the ball across the face of the box but Patson Daka is on his heels.

The resulting Leicester corner finds Fatawu on the volley but it is straight down the throat of Preston keeper Daniel Iversen.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at The Hawthorns

What a goal that is from Wrexham.

George Thomason and Lewis O'Brien combine on the left and inside the West Brom box.

O'Brien tees up Josh Windass who curls an effort into the net from 20 yards out.

Goal number 12 of the season for Windass, and all of a sudden, the away fans have hope.

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Cameron Brannagan tests Hull goalkeeper Dillon Phillips with a well-struck shot from a long way out.

Back up and running at Loftus Road, though with one surprising omission.

Rayan Kolli hasn't come back out for the second half and has been replaced by Daniel Bennie.

Can only assume maybe he picked up a knock or has been taken off as a precaution, the youngster looked a real threat in the first half.

Quick bit of housekeeping.

Both teams made a change at the break.

Hull subbed off the booked Charlie Hughes for John Egan and the home side have brought on Brodie Spencer for Ruben Roosken.

A great chance for the home team in the first moments of the second half.

A long ball is pumped into the area and headed across by Ciaron Brown for Michal Helik.

A combination of him and Matt Crooks stops the Pole from converting.

Close for Birmingham's Tomoki Iwata inside the first 60 seconds of the restart.

The Japanese midfielder cuts inside before bending a left-footed effort which drifts just wide of the far post.

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