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The referee blows his whistle to a chorus of boos around Home Park.

Cardiff have been the much better side, and took the lead through Yousef Salach after 10 minutes when he swept home a low cross by William Alves.

Plymouth have offered little in reply and would need something special to turn things around in the second half.

Plymouth finally have a counter attacking opportunity through Mustapha Bundu as he darts down the left side.

He threads it through to Tymoteusz Puchacz who is easily shepherded out by Aaron Ramsey.

Patrick Roberts flashes a great corner in from the Sunderland right and keeper Ivor Pandur has to take evasive action to slap it away.

Eliot Matazo is in the book for the away side as they concede a free-kick straight after.

From that the ball is eventually hooked in and Dan Ballard's header is straight at Pandur.

Action!

We're into four minutes of stoppage-time at Pride Park, mainly down to Ebou Adams' injury delay.

Kenzo Goudmijn turns his back andjumps into Millwall's Japhet Tanganga as he challenges for the ball and it's the first booking of the afternoon.

We've had some meaty challenges from both sides.

I said there'd be at least three minutes added on at the end of the half and, in a way, I was right.

There's six.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

Hull have had chances in this half, it feels like an opportunity so far.

They have been really impressive, they have looked solid defensively and limited Sunderland's chances.

It has quietened the fans down and got then frustrated, that can translate down to the players on the field.

A sustained spell of pressure will give new Derby boss John Eustace something to work with as he begins to formulate his impending half-time team talk.

Alex Neil will be the happier manager, but he'll perhaps be frustrated they haven't created clearer chances from a decent performance.

Five attempts from Millwall but none on target so far.

Plymouth are really missing the injured Ryan Hardie.

Every time they go forward there doesn't seem to be much creativity or quality, and Cardiff are able to snuff out any chances.

The Bluebirds are frustrating them.

We're into the final five minutes of the first half but we'll have at least three minutes added on I would have thought.

Tigers goalkeeper Ivor Pandur has not been worked at all yet.

Sad sight this.

Louie Barry is helped from the field by the Hull City medical team in clear distress.

The Tigers bring on Brazilian Lincoln for a debut in his place.

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Jerry Yates lifts the ball down the left channel for Kenzo Goudmijn to run onto but the Millwall defence recovers to stop the cross.

Derby this time keep the ball pinned in the Millwall half and Goudmijn this time swings a lovely cross into the centre of the box.

But Ebou Adams is hindered by team-mate Lars-Jorgen Salvesen and heads tamely wide.

Better from Derby.

Not a great look for fans of Hull City or Aston Villa.

Loan forward Louie Barry is down getting some treatment on his knee after a run down the Tigers left.

He doesn't look too happy at all as he talks with the physios.

Eric Steele
Former Derby and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC Radio Derby

Not much to report so far.

I do think Millwall are getting away with a few things here though.

They are being allowed to take free-kicks and throw-ins miles away from where the incidents take place.

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Home fans getting a little bit agitated.

They've seen their team totally lose their early grip on this game and, just over 35 minutes in, they haven't had a shot on target.

A couple of errant passes draw some unhappy noises from the Stadium of Light faithful.

It's taken half an hour but Derby have finally had a touch in the box and it gives the hosts their second corner.

There's a delay before it can be taken as Rams skipper Ebou Adams needs treatment. He's shepherded off the pitch for a further look.

Camiel Neghli hooks away the delivery before Adams returns to the fray.

Rubin Colwill steals possession in the centre circle for Cardiff and charges forward, flanked by his team-mates.

A ball drilled into the box is well intercepted by the lunging Victor Palsson.

Plymouth are defending well, but you have to say Cardiff have been much better so far.

All credit to Hull City.

The first 10 minutes of this game it felt like a matter of time until Sunderland would score.

They weathered that storm with some brave blocks and are good value for their lead at the moment.

Ruben Selles' men are passing the ball with real intent.

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Alex Neil will be delighted with the start his side have made as they pile bodies into the box whenever they attack.

Tristan Crama has been a real threat down the right and is allowed the freedom to run from the halfway line right to the edge of the box.

The end product is disappointing as he ignores support and his shot is charged down.

Derby centre-back Matt Clarke then takes a wild swing at a Femi Azeez cross, but fortunately for him it pops up to his keeperJacob Zetterström.

Could have easily ended up in his own net.

Brief stoppage here as Hull City goalkeeper Ivor Pandur gets some treatment.

Both teams come over to their bench for some instructions.