John McGinn should probably score here.

Things open up for him at the far post and he tries to tuck it into the bottom corner but he drags it wide.

No goals as we enter the break.

Piledriver over from distance by Everton defender Jake O'Brien.

Everton are ending the half on top and Jack Grealish goes down in the box. Home fans want a penalty but nah.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter at the CBS Arena

Coventry put four past Plymouth in the last round of the Carabao Cup but Victor Torp has their first goal at the CBS Arena this season.

After Sunday's 5-0 rout by Brighton the home fans are enjoying it and the Sky Blues are on top now.

Bobby Thomas opted to pass instead of shoot after Tyrone Mings' mistake, wasting a good chance, and Aston Villa have been on the ropes in the last few minutes.

What a save from Joao Virginia!

It looks all the way a goal for Everton as James Garner crosses and Thierno Barry powers in a header - but somehow the Portuguese, moving the wrong way, reacts in time to get his arm up and claw the ball over the bar.

Coventry could have had a second there!

Almost a huge gift for the hosts as Aston Villa get caught playing out from the back but Bobby Thomas doesn't fancy the shot on his left foot and instead he lays it off but he should have gone for goal himself. BIG chance.

Goalless at the break.

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Fleetwood go close but Mark Helm's effort from 20 yards out lands on the roof of the net.

Best chance of the game probably as Everton midfielder Jack Grealish slams in a shot from the edge of the box which is palmed out by Joao Virginia.

The referee is into his pocket again. This time it's for Villa midfielder Ross Barkley. No complaints from the players there.

Coventry have a free-kick in a decent area.

Fleetwood aren't happy as Japhet Tanganga shoves Aaron Loupalo-Bi into the advertising hoardings.

The Cod Army striker looks in some pain but he's OK to play on.

Raul Jimenez speaks to his manager and then walks down the tunnel with a member of the medical team. Hopefully for him it's nothing too serious.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport Manchester United reporter at Old Trafford

Manchester United have spent the last 36 hours digesting the news of JJ Gabriel's impending departure.

It is a massive blow, there is no sugar coating that.

But Gabriel is not the only player of huge potential in United's academy.

Shea Lacey has been earmarked for the top for quite a while and probably would have been here sooner were it not for the injury that took a big chunk out of his career a couple of seasons ago.

Lacey was nursed back to full fitness and now we are seeing the results.

I have seen that check inside and finish a few times at Leigh Sports Village. He is a star in the making.

Stefan Mfuni brings down Ibrahim Mbaye and a free-kick seems fair enough but a yellow card feels a bit harsh.

He's in the referee's book anyway.

Raul Jimenez can't play on for Wolves and Adam Armstrong takes his place up front.

As Wolves striker Raul Jimenez gets treatment players and managers use this as a chance for an unofficial drinks break and team talk.