A strange moment from Luton keeper Thomas Kaminski here who comes all the way out to the right touchline and then plays it back inside to Mark McGuinness who just gets there first under pressure and is forced to hack it into touch.

That could've ended badly...

Millwall are happy to allow Stoke to have the ball, the away side are sitting in their 4-4-2 and forcing the home side into wide areas before initiating the press.

Middlesbrough skipper Luke Ayling rushes onto a ball across the box but can only fire over from 18 yards. This game is just starting to burst into life a bit now.

Shandon Baptiste comes flying into a tackle for Luton on halfway and he's into the book.

Liam Walsh also makes a poor two-footed challenge on Hayden Hackney moments after but he gets away without any punishment.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

It's good play from Morris, one touch into Hayden Hackney.

He just tries to whip it - good effort.

We have our first shot of the game and it goes Boro's way. Hayden Hackney turns on it and fires over from the right edge of the box.

Never troubling Thomas Kaminski in the Luton goal but it's a start at least.

Cardiff enjoying a little bit more of the ball now as Chris Willock puts in a teasing ball but it's just a little too high and misses everyone.

Blackburn are keeping possession well at the back at the moment.

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There's a real battle going on in midfield with both sides trying to take control of the game. Fair to say it's been a pretty even contest in that regard so far.

Luton have lost 10 of their last 12 away games in the league, stretching back to last season, with just one win in that time.

Shandon Baptiste loops a ball to the far post for the visitors and it's knocked back across the box by Cauley Woodrow but there's no one on hand.

You'd imagine Rob Edwards won't be too disappointed with the start to this game.

Very muted calls from Tom Cannon for a penalty as he goes one v one with Japhet Tanganga and the former Tottenham centre-back plays it back to his goalkeeper.

Referee James Bell not interested.

Femi Azeez almost finds Josh Coburn on the edge of the six-yard box but a vital challenge from Ben Gibson rescues the home side.

The Potters had been readying Lewis Koumas as an early replacement for Andrew Moran after that challenge with Azeez but it looks like the midfielder is going to try to run it off.

First 10 minutes, zero shots in this one. The feeling out process, as they'd say in a boxing contest.

A lovely swivelled turn from Rubin Colwill who tries one from distance but it's straight at Blackburn keeper Aynsley Pears.

Both sides are looking to ask questions and look threatening, it's been a good start.

Tony Mowbray
Ex-Middlesbrough player and manager on BBC Radio Tees

Middlesbrough will really have to focus and concentrate.

I can definitely see goals in this game.

There's a break in play as Andrew Moran catches a painful one from Femi Azeez, who shapes to shoot on the edge of the area but catches the young Republic of Ireland international on the back of the leg.

Totally unintentional from the Millwall man but Moran gets back up rather gingerly.

A first move of promise comes to a premature end for Boro. Emmanuel Latte Lath pings a nice ball out wide to Matt Clarke who was bursting into space down the right wing, but he's just strayed offside.

Luton respond with a nice move of their own before Amari'i Bell is flagged off too.

Possession is exchanging hands in the midfield on a frequent basis in the opening stages with neither side quite able to get a foothold just yet.

Tahith Chong flings a cross into the box for Luton but it goes over everyone.

Moments later, Liam Walsh also has a chance to cross for the Hatters but does exactly the same thing.

Millwall captain Jake Cooper has made his presence up the other end felt early on as he rises high to win the header from Danny McNamara's free kick.

It comes to nothing but provides Stoke with an early warning of the skippers aerial threat at set pieces.

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A lively start in this one

Good early pressure from a Blackburn perspective as Andreas Weimann intercepts and almost puts Todd Cantwell in, but Jak Alnwick is alert and comes out to block.

Then at the other end Cardiff attack with a ball into the box but Rubin Colwill's shot is blocked by the Rovers defence.

As expected, Josh Coburn is pushing right up alongside Tom Bradshaw for Millwall both in and out of possession.

The Lions settling down after that early Stoke chance for Tom Cannon.