Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

It's early days, but City could stay up on that goal.

They've deserved it, the players on the move, he side-foots it past the keeper.

They're on top, they've made them suffer.

Could be a long afternoon for the Bluebirds.

Calum Chambers has brought down Norwich forward Josh Sargent when clean through on goal and has been sent-off for a professional foul after just 16 minutes.

James Piercy
BBC Sport at Ashton Gate

Nahki Wells has flashed an effort wide of the near post after some bright build-up but it's Preston who have arguably started with more purpose to their play.

Robbie Brady has blazed an effort over and there have been two efforts inside the box which have required Rob Dickie and Zak Vyner to extend their limbs to block.

City are enjoying plenty of possession but it's a tight and compact white and navy wall in front of them, tough to play through those lines into Scott Twine and Max Bird or go on the outside.

Dan George
BBC Sport at Fratton Park

It's been a decent start by Hull, they have had the majority of the ball and got forward into some decent positions.

Their long throw seems like a real weapon that they will look to utilise today.

We're still yet to really see Portsmouth get into the game, the Hull fans to my right are in really good voice, haven't stopped singing.

Caleb Roberts sends a shot wide for the home side from the edge of the area.

The Pilgrims are all-but down but with four wins from their past six going into this aren't to be taken lightly by the title-chasers.

Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport at Pride Park

Chants of 'we are staying up' momentarily got going among Derby fans when news came through that West Brom had taken the lead against Luton.

The leveller from the Hatters has restored the apprehensive mood among the Rams fans.

Stoke have made the more assured start at Pride Park, but nothing of not has really happened.

The pressure is relentless.

Ellis Simms manages to control Haji Wright's low cross from the left in the mixer but Jonny Howson gets in a fine block and Boro are just about able to clear their lines before Wright lashes a volley wide from a nearly impossible angle.

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

The longer it goes without a goal, there more nervy it will get.

They've settled well in the game, but it's early stages.

It would be good if they could get it done early.

Angela Smith
BBC Radio Stoke

The players look composed on the ball.

These players have experience and they know what they're doing. There will be a lot of twist and turns today.

The Sky Blues are piling on the pressure but another chance has gone begging.

Again it's a low cross from the right which finds a man in space in the middle but Ben Sheaf leans back and fires well over the bar from near the penalty spot on his weaker right foot.

There's an early appeal for a Blackburn penalty as Todd Cantwell goes to ground under the challenge of Alfie Gilchrist, but it's waved away.

Then down at the other end, Tom Cannon forces Rovers stoper Balazs Toth into a smart save down to his right.

It's been a strong start by Hull City today but they have GOT to win to avoid relegation.

Lewie Coyle sees a shot tipped wide by Ben Killip in the home goal.

Preston have begun brightly in the Bristol sunshine but after driving forward from midfield Robbie Brady opts to unleash a 25-yard strike on his left foot which flies well over Max O'Leary's crossbar.

He's capable of much better than that, as is Nahki Wells, who pounces on a loose ball 20 yards out at the other end but can only drag a low shot past Dai Cornell's right post.