Millwall's Ryan Wintle goes into the book for a foul on Goncalo Franco.

The resulting free-kick is flashed across the box but the Lions are able to get it clear.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

It's a familiar tale for Swansea so far this afternoon.

They are having plenty of possession but, aside from one Zap Vipotnik drive which was turned around the post by Lukas Jensen, there has not been much goalscoring threat.

Millwall, meanwhile, have offered almost nothing in the final third as yet.

Cardiff's Perry Ng and West Brom's Josh Maja have both been booked for an incident off the ball...

Still goalless as we approach half-time. The hosts are without a win in their last five and haven't been able to breach a Cardiff side unbeaten in four, winning three and drawing one of those.

Burnley totalling dominating the ball at Turf Moor but we've not had a single shot on target.

Zian Flemming saw a speculative shot go wide earlier on and aside from that early effort from QPR's Paul Smyth, we've not had too much to get excited about.

The Hoops are defending very resolutely, they know they're up against a good side.

Sheffield United defender Anel Ahmedhodzic will have the week off next Saturday.

The Blades defender picks up his fifth booking of the season and will miss their trip to Blackburn with a one-match ban.

John Acres
BBC commentator on Final Score

Preston good for their 1-0 lead at the moment, although Argyle are enjoying a bit of possession right now, which has given the crowd a bit of a lift.

Riis has gone close a couple of times for Preston. A couple of good saves from Dan Grimshaw, the Argyle goalkeeper.

Millwall starting to find their feet in this game, with Romain Esse beginning to cause problems out wide.

He whips a good ball in for big Jake Cooper in the Swansea box, with the header going over.

Better from the away side.

Another effort on goal for Preston and this time it's Emil Riis who is denied.

He's played in by Brad Potts, who has just come on for the injured Robbie Brady, and Riis hits a shot from the angle but it's saved by Dan Grimshaw again.

Grimshaw has already had plenty of stops to make.

Ryan Dickson
Former Plymouth and Southampton defender on BBC Radio Devon

Physicality has been the deciding factor of the game.

It's been men against boys in the middle of the park.

Preston are physical and hardworking.

Preston started the day in 16th. If Paul Heckingbottom's side can hold on for their first away win of the season, they could move up to at least 11th as things stand.

Just in-case there wasn't already enough riding on it...

Blades striker Kieffer Moore opened the scoring in this one with his first goal since 17 August and he's come close to a second.

The Wales striker makes good connection with his diving header from Harrison Burrows' centre but his effort flies over the bar this time.

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Not too many early goals kicking about in our seven Championship games, with just three in over half an hour as of right now.

If you want to keep up with the latest goings on in Leagues One and Two then head over here.

As we just mentioned, the Black Cats are building a healthy lead at the top...

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Steve Cook with a big block for QPR to deny Connor Roberts from giving Burnley the lead.

Roberts look to finish a nice team move by the Clarets but the big centre-back just gets there to make the block.

Burnley starting to really push.

Preston are really knocking on the door at Home Park as Emil Riis is played in by Robbie Brady and finds space in the box to fire a powerful effort towards goal but it goes narrowly over the bar.

Hull City goalkeeper Ivor Pandur makes a strong save to keep out Kane Wilson's header from a corner.

Stoke are well in this.

Million Manhoef's free-kick is met by defender Ashley Phillips but his header is comfortably saved by Michael Cooper in the Blades goal.

Jak Alnwick gets down well in the Cardiff goal to save from West Brom's Darnell Furlong who fires a shot across goal from the right-hand side of the box.

Chances at both ends so far but still all square at The Hawthorns.

Swansea striker Zan Vipotnik tests Lukas Jensen in the Millwall goal for the first time with a swivel and shot after some sloppy passing from the Lions defence.

Jensen manages to push it behind for a corner.

Swansea on top.

Preston are trying to push for a second as Plymouth's Adam Randell has the ball nicked away from him in midfield and goalscorer Sam Greenwood strides forward before shooting just wide.