Rob Edwards clearly got the hairdryer out at the break, and not for his perfectly manicured bonce.

Callum Brittain and Morgan Whittaker have already been denied by Rovers keeper Ian Lawlor in this second half while the latter has also fizzed an effort over the crossbar.

Of more concern to Edwards at present is an injury to defender Alfie Jones who is going to need a headband to continue.

Billy Sharp has given the hosts a scare at the other end, trying to put the tie to bed.

League One Bradford made a stunning start, 2-0 up inside four minutes thanks to a glorious angled volley from Ibou Touray and then Will Swan capitalising on a dreadful error by teenage keeper Nick Michalski.

However Rovers have stuck at their task and Sam Walker kept them at bay only until stoppage-time when Dion De Neve thumped home to tee up this second half nicely.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Two games for Rubin Colwill at Cardiff City Stadium this season, two brilliant free-kicks.

The Wales attacking midfielder has just hammered one from 25 yards into the top corner to give Cardiff a 2-0 half-time lead.

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Walsall will be satisfied with that.

They've restricted Stoke to mainly efforts from distance despite the home side having nearly 75% of possession.

We've had just the one shot on target with Sam Hornby saving from Jamie Donley.

After the hosts made a promising start, Daniel Bennie tapped home from point-blank range after Rumarn Burrell's header was only parried by Luca Ashby-Hammond and Paul Nardi made a superb, if slightly questionable save to deny Jamie Paterson from the penalty spot.

Rayan Kolli's header seconds before the break has given the visitors a cushion they barely deserve, but that's how things are going for Plymouth at the moment.

And indeed there is the whistle. Wext Brom WELL on top but just unable to find a breakthrough as of yet.

It's still West Brom 0-0 Derby as we approach half-time at The Hawthorns.

Good tie!

Hull had more chances but Wrexham took the lead through a trademark Elliot Lee arrival from the left, before the dangerous Oli McBurnie levelled on the stretch.

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It's 0-0...nope, that's it, it's 0-0.

Two sides cancelling each other out.

Both sides have had their chances but we await the breakthrough.

Jordan Willis has had one cleared off the line for Northampton while Mateus Fernandes saw his effort hacked away at the other end.

Elliot List flashed a header wide of the post and Yuki Sugarawa will feel he should have done better when getting on the end of a Ryan Manning cross but sidefooting wide.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

He comes from Scotland, but Bobby Wales has a good name for a Swansea City player.

The 20-year-old forward, who joined from Kilmarnock in the summer, needed only three minutes after coming off the bench for his debut to score his first Swansea goal.

Swansea fans already have a chant for the new man.

It features only word, and is chanted in these parts when the Welsh national side are playing.

More intricate play from West Brom opens Derby up but Ousmane Diakite curls over from the edge of the area.

We are into two additional minutes.

Jack Perkins whips in a wonderful cross and Elliott List's header flashes just wide of the post with Saints keeper Alex McCarthy beaten.

Both sides have had their chances.

Graham Alexander has been forced into a change at the back shortly before the break with joe Wright limping off and Curtis Tilt coming on in his place.

Shoot! Ipswich forward Ali al Hamadi is played through on goal but hesitates, doesn't get a shot away and tees up Jack Clarke - but his shot is blocked.