Plymouth Argyle make five changes from the side that lost 3-0 at Leeds United on Saturday.

Having rested many of his first-choice attackers for tonight's encounter Wayne Rooney gives a first start to former Watford and Burnley striker Andre Gray with Morgan Whittaker, Rami Al Hajj, Darko Gyabi and Freddie Issaka also returning.

Ryan Hardie, Caleb Roberts, Nathanael Ogbeta, Adam Forshaw and Victor Palsson all drop out as Argyle go for a first win in five games.

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Portsmouth make just one change from the side that drew 1-1 at Hull City as Jordan Williams replaces Terry Devlin in defence.

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Swansea boss Luke Williams is without the suspended Josh Tymon while Ollie Cooper and Jay Fulton are sidelined by injury.

Liam Cullen comes in for Tymon while Joe Allen drops to the bench with Kyle Naughton coming in.

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Ryan Porteous is missing for Watford after picking up his fifth booking of the season on Saturday while Moussa Sissoko serves the second of a three-match ban.

Angelo Ogbonna, Jeremy Ngakia and Tom Dele-Bashiru are out injured.

Tom Cleverley has brought Festy Ebosele and Ken Sema in for Porteous and Kwadwo Baah who drops to the bench

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The home side forced into a VERY early change.

Mark Sykes has picked up a knock and he can't carry on so Anis Mehmeti is on.

A blistering break from Norwich, from one end to the other ends with Ante Crnac slipping in Kellen Fisher whose low angled strike is stopped with a strong hand by Owls keeper James Beadle.

Such slick approach play, but dangerman Borja Sainz had at least two players on him throughout that move - Danny Rohl clearly aware of his threat.

Hull get the first opportunity of the match as Kasey Palmer fires over the bar with the inside of his boot.

It's taken a few minutes for the away side to get going but now Oxford are having to do some defending.

Sheffield United have really made their goals count so far this season.

The Blades, who will go second with a win tonight, have conceded just six goals and kept nine clean sheets from 13 matches so far.

At the other end they've only scored 16, which is one more than 21st-placed Luton Town.

An early swirling free-kick into the Norwich box from Owls skipper Barry Bannan is met by the head of Shane Duffy and the Canaries clear their lines.

Wednesday keen to put Saturday's second-half horror show against Watford behind them.

An early chance for the home side goes begging as Jimmy Dunne heads wide from an Ilias Chair corner.

Chris Honor
Former Bristol City defender, BBC Radio Bristol

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We are meeting a Sheffield United team at the right stage of the season. They have got a big derby match on Sunday. Whether they say it or not, they have got one little eye on it and Bristol City can take them and I really fancy our chances tonight.

I hope this will be a really big game!

A slight delay to kick-off after a problem with a net at one end of the Hillsborough pitch, but it's all shored up with a couple of knots and we are off after a short delay...

We're under way in four of our six Championship games and both our League One matches this evening.

David Fox
Former Norwich City midfielder on BBC Radio Norfolk

I'm sure it doesn't matter what player is out there representing Norwich City they will have a way of playing. They will be expected to dominate the ball, dominate possession and create overloads and space in which to work.

You can talk about the injuries and who missing. But there's 11 players out there who are all fired up to put in a shift, and to put their hands up and show the manager that maybe I'm not a back up and maybe I can contribute quite a bit going forward.

There's a lot of changes out there, but I'm looking forward to see how the lads deal with it.

Danny Rohl has made three changes to the Wednesday side beaten 6-2 by Watford on Saturday.

Max Lowe, Svante Inglesson and Ike Ugbo come in with Liam Palmer, Michael Smith and Djeidi Gassama dropping to the bench.

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Johannes Hoff Thorup is missing a host of players and makes just the one change to the Canaries side which suffered an agonising defeat at Cardiff.

Gabriel Forsyth misses out with Kaide Gordon handed a start.

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Bristol City make four changes from the 3-1 win at Preston on Saturday. West Ham loanee George Earthy makes his first start in professional football in midfield, while defender Rob Dickie is rotated to the bench after making his first start in over two months in the win in Lancashire. Kal Naismith comes into the defence.

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Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder has gone one step further than his counterpart. The Blades boss has made five changes to the team that started the 2-0 win at Blackburn on Saturday, with defender Anel Ahmedhodzic back from suspension and striker Tyrese Campbell in to start after scoring from the bench at Ewood Park.

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Struggling QPR make two alterations from the team that held leaders Sunderland to a goalless draw on Saturday. Heverrton Santos and Koki Saito both come into the XI.

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Middlesbrough are without midfielder Hayden Hackney after he was sent off early on in Saturday's 3-0 home reverse by Coventry. Jonny Howson replaces the midfielder and Liverpool loanee Ben Doak comes in for Isaiah Jones on the wing.

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It’s wholesale changes for Oxford United as five players are dropped from the starting line-up which lost to Swansea on Saturday.

Peter Kioso, Mark Harris, Louie Sibley, Ruben Rodrigues, and Owen Dale all make way for Will Vaulks, Dane Scarlett, Hidde Ter Avest, Greg Leigh, Idris El Mizouni,

One notable addition to the bench is the highly rated summer signing, Marselino Ferdinan, who is yet to play a single minute since he joined from the Belgian side, Deinze

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For Hull, Tim Walter makes three changes to the side that dropped points to Portsmouth. Ryan Giles, Kasey Palmer, and Abdulkadir Omur come in for Cody Drameh, Gustavo Puerta, and Abu Kamara.

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Plymouth Argyle boss Wayne Rooney on how recent injuries - including to captain Joe Edwards - will leave an 'opportunity' for players coming into the Pilgrims squad to prove themselves:

"He's such a huge character for us and he started the season really well. He's a leader for us and were going to miss him now.

"I'm not going to sit here and complain about injuries - they happen. We're looking at different things, it's hard to figure out why. I've never had this amount of muscle injuries at any of the clubs I've been at. So we are looking at reasons why, to see if we can get too the bottom of it.

"Some of the players coming into the team, because players have been injured so you hope they will hold their head up high and say 'right this is my opportunity to show I deserve to be and stay in the team'.

"As I've said, one players loss or disappointment at being injured is another players opportunity, and the lads that come into the team have to take that."

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

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It is more than nine years since Portsmouth last won at Home Park in the game dubbed the Dockyard Derby.

The 2024 versions of these sides are both desperate for three points as they battle to get out of the relegation zine.

The hosts - who occupy the final spot in the relegation places - have taken one point from their last four games while bottom-of-the-table Pompey have the same tally from their last three.

Wayne Rooney's Argyle will be desperate to turn around a toothless showing at Leeds united on Saturday when they failed to have a shot in a 3-0 loss, although the Pilgrims' home form is good with 10 points from the last 12 available.

Portsmouth will be buoyed by their recent away form - a draw at Hull City on Saturday and a win at QPR a few weeks ago has seem them take four points from a possible nine since the last international break.

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Swansea City striker Zan Vipotnik says he felt he was not doing his job well enough before ending his - and the team's - long goal drought at Oxford.

The Slovenia international ended Swansea's 563-minute run without scoring by netting in the first half of Saturday's 2-1 win, his first goal since 17 August.

Florian Bianchini then grabbed his first goal for the club, before Oxford pulled one back to make Swansea work hard for their first win in seven games.

Read more from Vipotnik here.