Slight bit of New Year's Day comedy as former Exeter City and Aston Villa left-back Ben Chrisene (still only 20 years of age) gets a literal dressing down, having his shirt pulled off him by Carlton Morris!

First real opening of the match for the hosts as Jaidon Anthony swings the ball in and it's headed narrowly wide by Jeremy Sarmiento at close range.

Better from Burnley.

The goal has given the home side lots of confidence, a great chipped pass into the path of Colby Bishop almost found its way to the back of the net.

The resulting corner was whipped in front of the keeper, but no one could turn it home.

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

Burnley have been fairly comfortable and very in control of the game.

But the issue is going forward - there isn't much there.

Okay so both sides are as you were.

The referee can't continue, leading to a delay in play. The fourth official is in and a call has gone out on the tannoy for a qualified ref to step up on the touchline.

There's been a lack of quality in the final third from both sides so far.

Portsmouth have begun to enter the away side's final third but can't quite find the right ball.

Very even so far.

Best chance of the game yet, squandered by Norwich's Emi Marcondes, who was played in down the right, but only side-foots his right-foot shot straight at Thomas Kaminski from a tight angle.

A very quiet start to this game with neither side creating any real chances.

Stoke playing their final match under Ryan Shawcross before Mark Robins takes over.

The visitors have grown into this game after that initial good start from Leeds.

But it has settled down and there was a break in play after Brenden Aaronson took a whack to the face.

Not much else to report so far.

Cardiff have picked up just 12 points at home this season, only Hull have fewer,

But they are causing Coventry problems whenever they get the ball into the area. This is encouraging for the Bluebirds.

Another corner for Norwich comes to nothing but the away side are exerting their dominance on this one now.

Luton slightly rocked by that early injury and subsequent departure of Jordan Clark.

Some good build-up play from the home side ends in their first shot of the match as Zak Swanson tries his luck from 35 yards out, only to go wide.

The high-press results in another attack from Pompey who attempt to pick out Callum Lang, but there's too much on the cross.

Almost an immediate response for the visitors as Derby win and corner and the Wednesday defenders can't get it away.

It bobbles up and around before Kane Wilson finally heads it over from right under the crossbar.

Norwich's Spanish left winger Borja Sainz shoots over after a promising counter.

Luton have to make an early change at Kenilworth Road, Jordan Clark is the injured player, well enough to walk off, but Marvelous Nakamba comes on to replace him.

Portsmouth worked the ball into the final-third and won themselves a free-kick that was underwhelming to say the least.

Swansea then go up the other end with Ronald trying to work a cross, but it sails into the hands of Nicolas Schmid.

A first real sight of goal for West Brom. Preston clear their lines as far as Jayson Molumby, who fires towards goal from distance.

Freddie Woodman collects.

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk commentator

It is a really bright start from Norwich.

But one bit of sloppy play nearly saw their positive start and hard work in these early stages undone.