Goalless at the break, but it hasn't felt like a 0-0, if you know what I mean.

Boro have had the better of it, despite losing George Edmundson to what looks a hamstring injury inside seven minutes, but Viktor Johansson kept out David Strelec's curler, also thwarted Aidan Morris and another couple of efforts have missed the target.

Feisty game, reckon there are goals, and more cards, to come...

Honours even after an even first half.

Todd Cantwell headed Rovers ahead, before Goncalo Franco opened his account for the season with a wonder back-post finish.

All-square, against the odds, at the break.

Jay Stansfield capitalised on a fortunate break of the ball to fire home an angled finish to put Blues ahead with his fourth goal of the season, but a mistake at the back allowed Jamal Lowe to fire home the equaliser, totally against the run of play, eight minutes before the interval.

Bristol City's Ross McCrorie has said something out of line to referee John Busby.

Silly really - yellow card.

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A perfect half for Preston, and a torrid one for Hull City.

The Lilywhites were 2-0 up inside 10 minutes as Thierry Small rifled into the bottom corner from a corner before keeper Ivor Pandur botched a clearance and Michael Smith tucked in his first North End goal soon after.

It feels like game over already, but a big half-time for Sergej Jakirovic if things are going to change.

We will have an extra three minutes.

Southampton goalkeeper Alex McCarthy dwells on the ball and just about gets it clear under pressure.

Michael Cooper is then forced into action to deny Ross Stewart once again.

Adam Blackmore
BBC Radio Solent sports editor

Why do Saints feel the need to play the ball across their six-yard box like that.

Russel Martin left some time ago!

It's so unnecessary.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at the King Power Stadium

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It's an excellent bit of inter-play between Jordan James and Patson Daka but you've got to wonder why the latter was given so much room to manoeuvre into.

It's been a clear tactic from Wrexham to allow Leicester to have the ball and sit in a low block but the visitors can't keep doing this all game.

Charlie Kelman lines one up for Charlton but his shot takes a deflection and Jacob Widell Zetterstrom is able to hold on in the Derby goal.

This hasn't hit the high spots yet.

Jannik Vestergaard isn't too far away from making it 2-0.

The giant Dane meets a corner at the near post but his header goes just over the angle above bar and post.

Bristol City turn defence into attack with a swift break.

Adam Randell finds Scott Twine whose pass gives Neto Borges a chance which he hits wide.

That was very good from the home side apart from the finish.

Mark Drury
BBC Tees commentator

I think Mark Robins will be happier to see the score at half time than Rob Edwards will.

He will know his team should be behind, we should have had the penalty.

Pretty stuff from Boro as the ball is spread right for Tommy Conway, whose low cut-back into the box beats everyone, on both sides.

The ball is recycled into the middle and laid off to Sverre Nypan who leans back and sends his first-time effort well over the bar from 15 yards out to the groans of the home fans.

Cameron Burgess is up for a free-kick and wins his header in the middle.

The Australian might feel he should have scored when he sees the replay. His header was only millimetres from levelling things up.

Two of them to be exact.

Ben Mee throws himself into, shall we say, a meaty challenge on Finn Azaz.

Southampton think that should be a red card but referee Adam Herczeg is happy it's just a foul and nothing more.

Southampton's Ryan Manning gives his opinion and is cautioned and Tyrese Campbell joins him on the naughty step.

Blues in search of a second and Eiran Cashin rises highest at the far post to meet a dangerous Tommy Doyle corner, only for his header to hit the side netting.