Hayden Hackney drives into the box on the left and he's bundled over by Svante Ingelsson. It's a bit soft but the ref points to the spot. Big chance for Boro to double their advantage.

Hull set Nordin Amrabat free for a one-on-one but his attempt can only find David Cornell's chest in the Preston net.

Milutin Osmajic has another chance up the other end but the side-netting is the result again.

Coventry are playing some nice football, but can't find that final pass just yet.

Plymouth don't look too threatened at the moment and are happy for the Sky Blues to play in front of them.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

There have already been a few chants of "Aaron Ramsey's barmy army" as Cardiff have started his first game in charge positively.

For once, there's an air of optimism around Cardiff City Stadium.

West Brom have only lost two of their past 17 home league games with Derby - a run which stretches back to 1970.

A third defeat is on the cards at the moment.

Marcus Harness is cautioned for the visitors - that's a yellow card and an assist for him in the opening 15 minutes.

Preston venture forward after turning the ball over in the midfield to set Milutin Osmajic free, but his shot is well blocked and gathered by the keeper.

This a very even affair at the moment, neither side has overly threatened.

Moments after going behind, Michael Smith is booked for Wednesday for a late challenge on Boro's Samuel Iling-Junior.

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

Stoke have to do something different here otherwise it could be four or five.

At some point this game will have to settle and we'll have to use our composure and string some passes together. There's so much energy inside Elland Road at the moment.

Liam Kitching meets a corner at the back post, but can only divert it into the side-netting.

Coventry are beginning to take control now.

George Tanner has an effort for the visitors but it flies wide before Max O'Leary in the City goal is tested by Liam Walsh.

Good game this.

Angela Smith
BBC Radio Stoke

You just feel at the moment that every time Leeds come forward they look like they're going to score.

It's really important now that Stoke just get through this next 10 minutes, the defence has to get a grip.

A wide free-kick for the home-side results in very little as the ball fails to beat the first man.

The final ball from Swansea down the other end has so far been lacking, as Ronald Pereira Martins' cross is blocked with ease.

Djeidi Gassama does well for the Owls to force his way into the box on the right and sets it back for skipper Barry Bannan, who sets himself before curling a left-footed effort to the far corner from the edge of the box but it's tipped behind for a corner by Mark Travers.

A tight start to the game here in the sunshine, it feels as though there's a lot of tension from both teams going into this one.

Coventry are enjoying an early spell of possession.