Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at King Power Stadium

A big round of applause across all stands as Matty James enters the fray for Leicester.

A key part of the promotion-winning side, injuries and an incredible set of players in front of him prevented him getting a Premier League winner's medal 10 years ago.

But the Leicester faithful haven't forgotten one of their own who spent nine years at the King Power Stadium.

Hustle from Oli McBurnie keeps the ball in play and he finds sub Liam Millar whoe shot deflects inches past the base of Dan Iversen's upright.

City getting closer.

A second goal for Charlton really would leave Derby with a mountain to climb and Charlie Kelman forces a tidy save out of Jacob Widell Zetterstrom.

The home side just look a little lifeless.

A nice reception for Matty James on his return to the King Power. The former Foxes midfielder is on for Ben Sheaf.

Nathan Broadhead is also on for Josh Windass, and immediately sparks a counter-attack...which ends with Issa Kabore air-kicking in the area.

The Tigers are possessed after the break, with Ryan Giles crosses causing havoc in the Preston box, Liam Millar testing keeper Dan Iversen and Lewie Coyle heading too close to the keeper too.

At the other end Oli McBurnie's block prevented a North End third in a melee while Alfie Devine lashed over Ivor Pandur's crossbar at the far post.

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

Ross Stewart turns and rolls the midfield player, Adam Armstrong makes a brilliant run to pull players away, it's a great strike, top corner, keeper can do nothing about it.

We need a striker like Stewart, linking up, being a nuisance, he's involved in everything positive and that's what you have to do as a striker.

Another double change from Alan Sheehan.

Liam Cullen and Adam Idah on for Ethan Galbraith and Zan Vipotnik.

Dissention!

Chris Davies makes three changes, with Seung-Ho Paik, Marc Leonard and Lewis Koumas coming on, but the withdrawal of Tommy Doyle and Patrick Roberts is greeted with boos from the home fans, on a 28-match unbeaten run at St Andrew's, while Bright Osayi-Samuel is also withdrawn.

Ross McCrorie is walking the tightrope for Bristol City.

He's been cautioned already and conceded the penalty for the leveller.

Home boss Gerhard Struber does the sensible thing and replaces him with Mark Sykes.

Leicester have seen 72 per cent of possesion in the first 15 minutes of the second half but haven't created much of note.

Bobby De Cordova-Reid has just tamely headed over the bar.

Ipswich's Azor Matusiwa picks up his side's first caution of the game.

Manuel Benson replaced Ronald in the Swansea starting XI, but that is reversed as the Brazilian comes on.

On the other flank, Zeidane Inoussa comes off for Eom Ji-Sung.

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

We really needed that and we have started better.

Maybe this can kick start Ross Stewart's season, he's not had a lot to go on but he's doing better in that linkup role.

He has had a header and a shot in the first half and now he's scored!

Better from Stoke since the break and Sorba Thomas has seen an effort destine for the top corner tipped around the woodwork by the fingertips of Sol Brynn while Million Manhoef has fired wide from Robert Bozenik's pass and Eric Bocat's low rasper skidded narrowly wide too.

Todd Cantwell has a great chance to put Blackburn ahead for the second time.

It is all very scrappy in the right corner, but the ball somehow finds its way into the centre where Cantwell has a good angle to fire across the goalkeeper.

He doesn't quite find the corner which gives Lawrence Vigouroux the chance to push away.

Better from Blues as Tommy Doyle finds Jay Stansfield who sends in a curling shot from outside the box which is well saved by the flying Ethan Horvath in the Owls goal.