Karlan Grant causes more problems down the left for West Brom.

His cross is cut out and when the loose ball is recycled to Darnell Furlong he drives a 20-yarder just wide.

Decent effort from Ryan Nyambe forces work out of Carl Rushworth .

He should save it and he does in pushing it behind, but encouraging for Derby.

Eric Steele
Former Derby and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC Radio Derby

There's a lot of poor play giving the ball away, you have to be sure.

In the first two games, we've given the ball away too much, you need to be looking after it.

Colby Bishop, who scored three times the last time Portsmouth faced the Canaries, is sniffing around goal again, but he's foiled by the challenge of Marcelino Nunez.

If Pompey could get one back before half-time, the complexion of this game could yet change.

But it's Norwich who look more likely to score again, with Papa Diallo beginning to pull a few strings. He sets up Emiliano Marcondes for a header that is kept out by Nicolas Schmid.

Yes, more set-piece chat.

Derby have a free-kick outside the box, maybe 25 yards out. Callum Elder and Liam Thompson both line it up and it's the English midfielder who takes it.

Good strike, but always a bit too high and Carl Rushworth is not called into action.

Very little from Wrexham as an attacking force since going behind.

It's quiet around the ground.

West Brom have failed to win any of their past 15 away games in the league - they're just under an hour away from ending that record.

Guy Whittingham
Former Portsmouth manager on BBC Radio Solent

You have to say Norwich deserve it so far.

They've had two or three decent chances.

Pompey have had chances too but they haven't put anything away.

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No is the short answer.

Victor Torp's effort is on target where it is fumbled by Jacob Widell Zetterstrom but the Swede scrambles to get the rebound ahead of Jack Rudoni, who was sniffing around.

Victor Torp just fires the ball into the bottom corner from outside the box, but the whistle had already been blown for a free-kick to Coventry.

Pity, that was a sweet strike from the Dane.

Will anything come from this set-piece?

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A goal down and now an enforced change for Wrexham.

It's a clear hamstring issue for Josh Windass as he pulls up in full stride.

Not a bad replacement though as on comes their latest record signing, Nathan Broadhead.

Portsmouth fans might be able to take heart from the fact that their side haven't lost their first game of the season at Fratton Park since 2013.

They've had a decent share of possession so far, but haven't managed to create a great deal other than Regan Poole's effort, in between the Norwich goals, drawing a low stop from Vladan Kovacevic.

Lewis Brunt pulls back Tom Fellows as he looks to escape again.

Referee John Busby does the necessary with the yellow card.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

It was emphatic!

He did have a long wait but he's hit it hard, a terrific penalty.

Just a quick look back at that West Brom goal and the cross from Tom Fellows takes a nick off a defender to arrive in the path of Isaac Price.

That, however, should take nothing away from the work of the Baggies pair.

That is definitely a penalty!

Good approach play gets Coventry in the box where Ephron Mason-Clark shows sharp feet to deceive Dion Sanderson and is brought down.

It looks a penalty and that is exactly what referee Anthony Backhouse thinks.

Paul: That’s shocking defending from Wrexham. Lad who scored was all on his own the entire time in that move and no one went near him.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record scorer on BBC Radio WM

It's the two wonder-boys combining.

A great ball by Fellows, a good finish by Price.

He's done the job again, it's a vital goal, a great start by Albion.