Not an awful lot going on at Deepdale thus far, though North End winger Thierry Small is getting a bit of stick from the travelling Addicks fans, who were urging him on when he was at the club last season.

Derby on the front foot again as Carlton Morris cuts inside and unleashes a curling shot but Alex McCarthy dives to palm away his effort.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

Image source, Rex Features

It's a scrappy period of play at the moment.

Portsmouth haven't had much of the ball and it's not been a great start by them, we need to capitalise on it.

Watford look to get back on level terms through their dangerman from midweek against Portsmouth - Rocco Vata.

The midfielder has a go from 30 yards but U's stopper Jamie Cumming is equal to it.

He had a hand in both of Watford's goals which earned them a point at Fratton Park on Wednesday night.

Jake Cooper has come close to breaking the deadlock for the hosts with a header from Josh Coburn's cross, but Albion keeper Josh Griffiths flies to his left to make a smart save low down.

Almost an instant reply as Andi Weimann's drive is parried by Alex McCarthy with Carlton Morris firing the loose ball wide.

The first signs of life from Derby.

Oxford look to take advantage of their fast start with another attempt on goal.

Tottenham loanee Will Lankshear lets fly with a decent effort but it is well saved by Watford keeper Egil Selvik.

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

It's a good goal, a little messy in the build-up but he gets through and finds the net.

He scores because he's trying to do the right thing.

It's a controlled finish, calm as anything.

Boro have started well here and have a chance through midfielder Hayden Hackney who shoots from the edge of the box but his effort is deflected wide.

Confident start from Leicester City who have enjoyed the majority of possession and field position. Jordan James has the first sight of the Swansea goal, lifting an effort over the bar.

Saints have begun the brighter at Pride Park and Ryan Fraser has seen a cross blocked after a flowing move while now Ryan Manning has sliced a shot wide from an angle and seen a free-kick from range saved by Jacob Widell Zetterstrom.

Just one change for Bristol City from the side that drew with Ipswich with Mark Sykes replacing Ross McCrorie.

But a host of changes for QPR as Julien Stephan has kept his midweek word about the importance of rotation.

Koki Saito, Nicolas Madsen, Jonathan Varane, Rumarn Burrell, Esquerdinha and Liam Morrison are in to the starting XI.

Amadou Mbengue, Sam Field, Rhys Norrington-Davies, Harvey Vale, Isaac Hayden and Michael Frey make way.

Of we go... Toby Collyer has been handed a first start by Ryan Mason as one of four changes from the Albion XI which won at Norwich. Jed Wallace skippers Albion against his former club.

Goalkeeper Steve Benda. defenders Jake Cooper and Tristan Crama and midfielder Billy Mitchell are the only four Millwall players to keep their place after their 4-0 defeat to Coventry the same night.

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Laura Kenyon
BBC Final Score reporter at Fratton Park

Middlesbrough wearing their new white with green trim third kit for the first time. Will it bring them luck today at a blustery Fratton Park?

An unbeaten start to the league season, the best defensive record in the division and a raucous, sold-out away end.

Plenty of motivation for Pompey to push for a first win in five games.