Excellent Preston play in the area as they work it across neatly from Brad Potts into Mads Frokjaer and it's laid off into the path of Kaine Kesler-Hayden.

The right wing-back may fancy his chances but as he is ready to pull the trigger, he has James Trafford, Maxime Esteve and Lyle Foster all sliding in to block him.

The ball goes behind for a corner which is headed over as the Clarets again show a real appetite for doing the dirty work in defence.

Second shot on target in this game and again it's the home side who have it.

This time Anwar El Ghazi warms Max O'Leary's palms in the Bristol City nets.

The players from both sides have left the pitch now as the medical incident in the crowd is dealt with.

Our thoughts and well wishes are with the person affected and we'll keep you posted on any developments here.

Don't forget if you want to keep up with what's going on in Leagues One and Two today then you can do so by clicking here.

Not too many goals kicking about there just yet either but League One promotion-chasers Wrexham have raced into a 2-0 lead at Northampton.

Steve Eyre
Former Manchester City coach on BBC Radio Lancashire

Hannibal Mejbri seems a nearly man to me.

Lots to like but not much achieved.

First booking of the day and it's gone to visiting forward Scott Twine for dissent.

Iceland midfielder Stefan Thordarson sends over a devilish corner that is right under the crossbar but James Trafford is equal to it as he punches it clear under pressure.

Is that what teams are resorting to in an attempt to score against Burnley - shooting directly from corners?!

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Much as both sets of supporters are trying to whip up some excitement in the stands, this has been the archetypal slow burner of an early kick-off so far.

With Leeds and Sunderland, two of Burnley's three rivals for those two automatic promotion spots playing each other on Monday, three points for the Clarets at Deepdale would see them gain on at least one of those two sides, so the incentive is evident.

Preston have this game and then a home game with Millwall on Tuesday. Six points and they could be thinking about mounting a late play-off charge.

That's the beauty of the Championship, there is always something riding on every single match.

It's been a quiet opening at the Kassam and now there is a delay.

The referee has stopped play so that a medical incident in the crowd can be seen to.

Hopefully it's nothing serious of course, and we will be back under way shortly.

Bristol City are without a win in their past eight league games away from home.

The Robins are yet to have a shot of any description in this one.

Gary Owers
Former Sunderland & Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

Rubin Colwill is a talented player. He's tall and rangy but he can cause problems if given time and space.

Cardiff have settled on the ball ok and have had possession but there's been little threat up top against City who are holding a high line.

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A perfect example of why Burnley don't concede any goals.

Mads Frokjaer plays a super through ball for Milutin Osmajic and just as it looks like Osmajic is about to get his shot away, CJ Egan-Riley produces a superbly-timed tackle.

Outstanding defending.

And that's before North End even got to goalkeeper James Trafford.

Everything but the finish from Clarets winger Jaidon Anthony as he wins possession in the Preston half, drives into the box but scuffs his effort a couple of yards wide.

With Lyle Foster unmarked and screaming for the ball a few yards away, that may have been the better option for Anthony.

Steve Eyre
Former Manchester City coach on BBC Radio Lancashire

The ref will have a big part to play today and we hope he lets a lot go because we want to see the competitive part of this game.

If this is a free-scoring thriller, that would be absolutely delightful.

But we are not holding our breath - Burnley have had 10 0-0s and Preston five.

Both sides have drawn 13 of their Championship games, and have generally been very hard to beat.

No chances in the opening few minutes.

Callum O'Dowda gets an early shot away for the home side against his former team.

Max O'Leary in the Robins goal makes a routine stop.

It's worth remembering that Paul Heckingbottom is not on the touchline today as he serves the first of a two-match touchline ban for bad behaviour in the game at Watford.

Assistant Stuart McCall is directing operations from the touchline with Heckingbottom wired up, watching on the gantry.

Having managed a number of clubs himself, including Rangers, McCall certainly knows what he's doing.

Gary Owers
Former Sunderland & Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

This will be a tight affair but I'm confident Bristol City can get a win.

This is my favourite away game of the season.

Two derbies and another tasty encounter are ready to begin our Championship Saturday.

What better way to forget the hangovers or heartaches of Valentine's Day!