Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport at Deepdale

Teenage starlet Chris Rigg returns to the Sunderland line-up tonight after recovering from a chest issue.

The 17-year-old is arguably the best young player in the Championship and has come up with vital goals already this season.

But tonight he has company as Regis Le Bris hands a first league start to another Academy of Light prospect.

Winger Tommy Watson is almost 12 months older, and is from Easington, another Mackem heartland.

Let's see what he can deliver!

After a decent spell for the hosts Leeds are feeling their way into this game.

A couple of long-range efforts from Brenden Aaronson and Joe Piroe are dealt with by Millwall keeper Lukas Jensen.

Leeds just starting to turn up the pressure.

Wow, almost a dream start for Preston.

Sam Greenwood receives the ball in the penalty area and stabs an effort towards goal but it's blocked and almost drops to Kaine Kesler-Hayden but he can't quite get on the end of it to divert it home.

Rovers have made a very good start to this game and the first real chance comes their way as Todd Cantwell plays a lovely ball over the top to set Yuki Ohashi away behind the Stoke defender.

The striker was forced wide on the left but takes on the shot at Viktor Johansson's near post, but he's not going to beat the goalkeeper from there.

And we're off in the 20:00 GMT games as well.

All go.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Millwall are obviously trying to stretch the game and play the ball behind us. Also, we need to do better with tall players like Cooper who get chances that close-range.

Blackburn have made a decent start to the game at Ewood Park, with Callum Brittain looking particularly threatening down the right-hand side.

He put a nice cross into the box but wasn't able to find a teammate as Stoke cleared the danger.

Rovers looking to end their winless run tonight, while Stoke aim to claim that elusive away win.

Cagey opening 10 minutes but it's not a bad start to this game by Derby, who are knocking it about nicely when they've got the ball.

No chances of note yet, but the visitors are also sitting in and keeping it tight when Coventry are in possession.

Understandable when you've only picked up two points from seven away games so far this season.

Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport at Deepdale

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Sunderland arrive in Lancashire for their fourth away game in five matches. The Championship leaders have taken seven points from their previous three road trips, and now they prepare to take on struggling Preston.

However, to come away with three points, the Mackems will have to achieve something that has been beyond many Championship sides - win a midweek game at Deepdale.

It is now 21 league games unbeaten in a midweek fixture for North End, a run consisting of 10 wins and 11 draws.

If Regis Le Bris and his Sunderland side can crack that code, perhaps those red-and-whites will really start to believe this could be their season.

Early chance for the home side after Junior Firpo gives away a foul.

The ball is swung in by Ryan Leonard and Jake Cooper gets up well to meet the header but it's an easy save for Illan Meslier.

They won't want to give the big centre-back too many chances like that, it was Cooper who scored the winner against Burnley at the weekend.

A good spell from Millwall.

The hosts were just settling into the game nicely with some sustained possession before Ben Sheaf loses it in midfield.

Dajaune Brown drives forward for Derby but Bobby Thomas comes across well to tackle and put it behind for a corner.

It's floated in and after a bit of pinball, it's sliced out by Curtis Nelson for a goal-kick.

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A touching bugle performance in honour of the upcoming Remembrance Day has just rung around the stadium before kick-off followed by The Enemy anthem We'll Live And Die In These Towns.

We are now indeed off and running at the Coventry Building Society Arena...

Lots of early possession for the visitors as you'd expect in this one.

Win tonight and a defeat for Sunderland will put Leeds top.

Johnnie Jackson
AFC Wimbledon manager on BBC London

I can't wait for this one, and it's got the makings of a really good game.

Both sides come here in really good form.

Preston boss Paul Heckingbottom boasts an impressive record as a manager against Sunderland ahead of tonight and is unbeaten in his last five against the Black Cats with four wins and a draw.

With that in mind, we want to know which manager you most fear your team facing?

One who always seems to just get one over your club no matter the circumstances...

Let us know via the usual channels above!

We're getting underway in the 19:45 GMT kick-offs.

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Luton manager Rob Edwards makes two changes from the draw against West Brom with Alfie Doughty and Jacob Brown coming in for Elijah Adebayo and Victor Moses, who both drop to the bench.

The Bluebirds also make two changes from their stunning late win against Norwich.

Cardiff manager Omer Riza brings in Perry Ng and Callum Robinson for Andy Rinomhota and Chris Willock.

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Neil Harris makes three changes to the side that beat Burnley at the weekend, with Danny McNamara, Ryan Wintle and Duncan Watmore coming in for Joe Bryan, Casper De Norre and Femi Azeez.

Jayden Bogle is the only alteration to the Leeds team that beat Plymouth last time out.

He comes in to replace Sam Byram at right-back for the visitors.