Willy Gnonto retrieves the ball from the byline and jinks his way back into the box and past some static defenders before hooking a left-footed effort off the base of the near post from 12 yards with Angus Gunn left totally flat-footed.

Good response from the visitors.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Turf Moor

Luca Koleosho has been Burnley's most dangerous outlet from the right hand side, the Italian looking like he can rip this division up.

Should have done much better with the chance that fell his way just now though.

The formalities are complete, handshakes and smiles all round, a bit of the Liquidator on the loud speaker and we're good to go in tonight's later kick-off at The Hawthorns.

Let's hope it's a good one.

Ante Srnac dribbles in from the right and plays a lovely reverse pass to Josh Sargent who turns Joe Rodon in the box and is brought down by a sliding challenge...

Norwich have a penalty!

The home side have made a strong start here but Hull goalkeeper Ivor Pandur has been equal to their every move to keep the score goalless.

A stunning double save from Sam Field and Lucas Andersen was followed up by a comfortable stop to deny Nicolas Madsen from range.

He then produced a sensational diving save prevent what would have been a memorable solo goal from Koki Saito.

The home side look dangerous on every attack but they might need something special to get through Pandur in this form.

Callum Robinson has scored both Cardiff goals this season and has seen an early effort deflected by a defender making it easy for Lukas Jensen in the Lions goal.

Down the other end Millwall's Casper De Norre slashes at a ball pulled back from the left and drags his shot a good 20 yards wide from the edge of the box in a central position.

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For the home side and league leaders West Brom, Jed Wallace is in for his first start and he is captain just for good measure.

Middlesbrough have key defender Rav van den Berg back in the side as Anfernee Dijksteel drops to the bench.

Matt Clarke and Tommy Conway are still missing from the squad due to injury.

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Now a chance for the home side as Patrick Roberts puts Wilson Isidor clear of the Derby defence.

The on-loan French striker scored on Saturday, but he loses composure at the vital moment here and his effort is wild from a tight angle.

Marcus Harness is in from the start for the first time in a Derby shirt and he is almost on the scoresheet in the opening minutes.

It's fine work from Kane Wilson down the right and he pulls it back towards Harness, but Sunderland bodies get in the way, with Chris Mepham making the decisive block.

Very early caution for Leeds skipper Pascal Struijk as he tugs back in-form Borja Sainz in midfield as he blazes forward on the counter attack from the last Leeds corner.

82 minutes, plus stoppages, on a yellow... interesting.

Luton get the first chance in this one as Alfie Doughty sends in a cross that arrives as the feet of Jordan Clark but he fires wide.

Play then switches quickly to the other end and Mark Harris seems almost certain to score for the visitors only for Teden Mengi to get in the way.

A few flashes from Willy Gnonto, racing down the Leeds right and zipping crosses into the middle.

The first flies past everyone and out for a throw, the second is lower but cut out by a defender while a third deflects behind for a corner, which is cleared.

Malcolm Christie
Former Derby striker on BBC Radio Derby

Such a positive start from the Rams, Sunderland are not getting a second to settle on the ball.

Kane Wilson has had an exceptional start to the game.

It is so good to see Derby on the offensive already, Sunderland have barely been in the Derby half so far.

It's a long way from Humberside to west London at the best of times, let alone on a foul night like this, so big credit to the Tigers supporters.

And the first thing they are doing is clapping goalkeeper Ivor Pandur for a fine double save to deny Sam Field's super volley and then Lucas Andersen's follow-up header.

Great work from the Croatian.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Turf Moor

Chants of "Rooney, Rooney" from the solid Plymouth supporters who have made the 600+ mile round trip for this Tuesday night game.

The former England and Manchester United man responds with by clapping in their direction.

Ibrahim Cissoko shone for Plymouth in his second-half cameo against Luton on Friday and he's looking to pick up where he left off tonight.

He picks up the ball on the left corner of the area and spins a couple of defenders before slashing a 20-yard shot with the outside of his foot and well across James Trafford's goal.

Blackburn are unbeaten and you can see why as within the first couple of minutes Tyrhys Dolan flashes a cross across the face of the Coventry goal and Yuki Ohashi is just unable to get on the end of it.