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There won't be another EFL Cup double for Ben Waine tonight: the Plymouth forward's been replaced by Ibrahim Cissoko.

Morgan Whittaker and Mustapha Bundo are also on for Callum Wright and Frederick Issaka, with Whittaker lifting a straightforward chance high over the crossbar from close range soon afterwards.

Argyle haven't scored more than once in a competitive game for 14 matches, including this one. They last did so in a 2-0 win at Middlesbrough on 24 February, and they're trying to repeat the trick here.

Cheltenham have now absorbed 26 shots. They've gone close enough tonight to know they can score, though, having hit the woodwork during the first half.

Not often you see a standing ovation for an opposition player.

Luke Ayling comes on for Boro after Jonny Howson pulls up with an injury.

Ayling had eight years with the Whites before leaving for the Teessiders in the summer.

He's then booed when he gets the ball of course!

Lee Bullen
Former Sheffield Wednesday caretaker manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

It's been crab football in this second half - both teams just going side to side with nothing much going forward.

So close to 2-0!

Anferenee Dijksteel must have hammered the jaffa cakes at half-time because he's flying right now!

He does brilliantly to steam forward down the right and cut the ball back for Delano Burgzorg.

The Dutchman sees his initial shot blocked and then skies the rebound into the night sky.

Leeds are still in the dressing room.

Mike, Paignton: Waine delivers for Wayne!

Rooney will be relieved to have inspired a first Plymouth goal since December from Waine. Although the New Zealand forward did score twice in a 2-0 home win over Leyton Orient at this stage of the EFL Cup last year...

There'll be no debut hat-trick for Charlie McNeill, the striker is taken off for Bailey Cadamarteri.

The home side make a triple sub of their own, including bringing on striker Oscar Estupinan.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

Finally a goal that this game has been craving - and a first for Wayne Rooney at Argyle.

Freshly back from the Olympics New Zealand striker Ben Waine can claim to be the answer to the newest quiz question for Argyle fans.

You would have to think the Championship side will see this game out from here.

We're back under way at Elland Road.

The away side grew into the first half of this one, could they be the ones to break the deadlock?

Frank Nouble
Former Plymouth striker on BBC Radio Devon

It's an unbelievable free-kick and he's unlucky not to score.

It's also so unlucky for Joe Day because it's a great save.

But you always want your strikers to follow up and that's what Ben does.

Cheltenham's Lewis Payne is booked for dragging down Ben Waine.

This free-kick is within shooting distance. Adam Randell is over it and undoubtedly hoping to be more accurate than he was when he almost found the back of the stand with his last shot.

Frank Nouble
Former Plymouth striker on BBC Radio Devon

Cheltenham have played their hand here with these subs.

And they sense they can win the ball up quite high. They're pressing pretty aggressively. They smell blood.

A shot high into the stand from Plymouth's Adam Randell allows Cheltenham the chance to make three changes.

Joel Colwill, whose two goals on his debut against Newport on Saturday included a 96th-minute winner, is on alongside two fellow new gs: former Wrexham captain Luke Young and ex-QPR defender Arkell Jude-Boyd.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

The last time these two sides met in a competitive fixture was in the EFL Trophy semi-finals in February 2023.

On that night it needed penalties to separate them, with Argyle going through after Callum Burton saved Town's final three spot kicks following a 1-1 draw.

It's early days in this second half - but could history repeat itself?

Aidy White
Former Leeds United full-back on BBC Radio Leeds

I'm not overly happy if I'm Daniel Farke going in at the break.

They've defended fairly well but haven't created much going forward.

The movement has been static.

We're back under way in Hull.

Can Charlie McNeill complete his debut hat-trick for the Owls?

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Eight changes from the hosts, seven from the visitors and zero goals.

The closest either side have come in this was probably Junior Firpo's shot that was well saved by Boro debutant Sol Brynn in the opening five minutes.

Junior Firpo is booked for the home side for trying to get a piggyback off Isaiah Jones.