A reminder that if this stays level then we'll be going straight to pens.

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Clinton Morrison
Former Birmingham striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at St Andrew's

Birmingham have struggled with crosses into the box but you've got to give credit to Brentford.

It's been a professional performance. Everyone probably thought this would be a banana skin but they have dealt with it ever so well, so far.

Brian Laws
Former Nottingham Forest defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Forest started the game well, good tempo, right on the front foot, causing Leeds problems because they couldn't get through the thirds.

As the game grew, Leeds got stronger, they've dominated the midfield and they started to win the ball. Forest starting to give away some cheap ones from passing. Leeds have overloaded and created good opportunities.

Away we go for the second halves in the earlier games.

Coventry bring on Aurele Amenda for Bobby Thomas. Plymouth send on Xavier Amaechi and Caleb Watts.

Brentford are good value for their two-goal lead.

No stoppage time because not much happened.

Not a classic.

Wolves have doubled their advantage at Sheffield Wednesday with 19-year-old defender Saheed Olagunju scoring. Elsewhere, Blackpool levelled just before half time against Lincoln and that game is 1-1.

This game is rather dull now.

That third goal has sucked the life out of Birmingham.

Clinton Morrison
Former Birmingham striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at St Andrew's

That's heart-breaking for Birmingham conceding the third goal just before half-time.

They need a massive second half.

Brilliant ball from Jaidon Anthony and Birmingham haven't defended set-pieces or crosses.

Every time it goes into the box, it's always a Brentford head that gets on the end of it.

Forest's defenders are having most of their chances. Centre-back Nikola Milenkovic hammers a bouncing ball miles over the bar.

Brian Laws
Former Nottingham Forest defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was a great chance there, both wing-backs are so high up. Aina hoped that he could get his body over the ball and keep it low. I think he saw the goal and his eyes grew bigger, it just blazed over the bar.

Half a chance.

George Rees-Julian
BBC Sport Wales

The Norwich fans behind the goal and the players on the bench jump to their feet as Ante Crnac scores on his return after 11 months out with an injury.

You can clearly see the joy on the Croatian's face as he races across to the Norwich dugout to celebrate with team-mate Vladan Kovacevic.

Canaries supporters had joked they would enter the pitch if Crnac scored. They are quite happy to celebrate in the stands instead.

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Leeds captain Ethan Ampadu launches a long throw in which Matz Sels catches - and drops - but he gets a free-kick as the referee says he was fouled.

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Forest wing-back Ola Aina has a lot of time to ready himself for a cross, take a touch in the box and then hit a volley which he blazes over.

Feels quite strange watching Brentford in an all-yellow kit.

Proper Villarreal vibes.

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Brian Laws
Former Nottingham Forest defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds are smothering Forest in the midfield and counter-attacking. It's causing Nottingham Forest problems, they're shooting themselves in the foot.

It's not Leeds' great play, it's poor passing of the ball. They've go to take care of it better.

Jhon Solis is now shown a yellow card for a cynical one.

Brentford are pushing for another before the break.