There's a free-kick for Plymouth outside the 18 yard box, but rather than dink one in for the heads of Maksym Talovierov or Nikola Katic, Tymoteusz Puchacz decides to go for goal.

It sails wide of the Cardiff post, and feels like a chance wasted.

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Sunderland are unbeaten in front of their own fans so far this season.

They have the ball in the net through Luke O'Nien's header from a deep free-kick but the flag is rightly up for offside.

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Derby have struggled to get much going in attack so far and it's the Lions who look handy on the counter.

Tristan Crama tears away down the right and plays a ball across the edge of the box to Luke Cundle who works it on to Femi Azeez.

The ball breaks back to Crama with a sight of goal, but Matt Clarke blocks the shot in the nick of time.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

City could easily be two up!

They threaten again from another set piece, it's a great ball in.

Another big opportunity, they could really do with some points from this game.

These Joe Gelhardt corners are causing chaos!

The Hull City forward whips in another from the Tigers right and this time Anthony Patterson scrambles back to his goal line to punch it away as it looks to be curling all the way in.

A reminder that when these two sides met back in October, Cardiff ran out 5-0 winners.

Earlier this week Plymouth boss Miron Muslic said he wasn't bothered by the scoreline of the reverse fixture. He'll be hoping his side can hit back soon.

Black Cats goalkeeper Anthony Patterson has had a great season but he's had a tough week.

He might feel he could have done better on Leeds' winning goal on Monday night and now he's fumbled a corner into his own goal.

The sun is out on Wearside today but I'm not sure he can use that as his excuse.

Gary Bennett
Ex-Sunderland defender on BBC Radio Newcastle

It's gone through Patterson's hands!

He has to do better, he has to deal with it and make sure.

Hull have something to hold on to now, they really got themselves back into the game after Sunderland's bright start.

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Plymouth are now starting to exert some pressure as they ping the ball multiple times into the Cardiff box.

One drops to Mustapha Bundu who takes it down nicely onto his chest, but isn't able to get a shot away.

Millwall have started well and are giving the home side plenty of early defending to do.

Femi Azeez and Joe Bryan link well down the left for the Lions, but the challenge from Kayden Jackson is a good one, forcing the ball out off Azeez. Goal kick.

The away side have really stepped it up in the past three or four minutes and a nice bit of passing ends with Joe Gelhardt drawing a save from Anthony Patterson in the Black Cats goal from 20 yards.

Good game this.

Brian McGlinchey
Former Plymouth Argyle defender on BBC Radio Devon

It's a good finish in the end.

Yousef Salech is a good player and Cardiff have started well, they deserve it.

That being said Argyle are looking to respond straight away here.

A nervy moment for Millwall keeeper Lukas Jensen as a forceful backpass almost trickles through his legs.

Japhet Tanganga then goes down at the other end sparking loud penalty appeals, but referee Elliott Bell isn't interested. It looked like he kicked the turf before connecting with Matt Clarke's leg.

Millwall recycle it well and Camiel Neghli plays a teasing ball to the far post, but it just evades the stretching leg of Mihailo Ivanović.

Nearly one of the great sucker punches!

It's been ALL Sunderland but Hull get the ball back 20 yards from their own goal and Louie Barry charges forward down their left.

He sends a lovely pass across field for Kyle Joseph but the former Blackpool man can't tee up Matt Crooks in the middle.

Maybe he should have gone alone...

Brian McGlinchey
Former Plymouth Argyle defender on BBC Radio Devon

It's been a game of chess so far.

Both teams are trying to find their feet but Cardiff have started well, they are being aggressive with the ball.

Cardiff's Aaron Ramsey seems to be rolling back the years from the right side.

Every dash down the wing and each ball he drives into the box is having to be hacked clear by the Plymouth defence.

Manager Omer Riza will be happy.

It might not be too long before the goal-starved Derby supporters break into ‘All we are singing is give us a goal’.

They haven’t seen their side score at Pride Park in five league games - since Boxing Day.

They’re not much more prolific away from home. The Rams have found the net just twice in eight league games.

Quiet start so far in the East Midlands.

Nick Barnes
BBC Newcastle's Sunderland commentator

It's been a bright start by Sunderland.

There is a real buzz around the stadium at the moment, there has been no goals but the home side are very much on the front foot.

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