Watford are still trying to work their way back into this one. Jeremy Ngakia sees his shot from just outside the box excellently closed down by Portsmouth's Matt Ritchie.

Moments later, Giorgi Chakvetadze gets in down the left but scuffs his cross out of play.

Pompey are looking dangerous on the break, though, it must be said.

A glimpse of goal for Hull City's Gustavo Puerta who latches onto a stooping header clear from a Tigers corner, only to lean back and lash a volley over Freddie Woodman's crossbar from 20 yards.

Another good break down the left from Kaine Kesler-Hayden and a pullback from the byline finds Milutin Osmajic, but his near-post shot is scuffed straight at Tigers keeper Ivor Pandur.

The hosts have been on top for the past 10 minutes or so.

Jak Ball
Co-commentator on BBC Radio Devon

Coventry City are threatening to run riot.

It is just so simple for them, they are not having to do much to create these chances.

It is not good enough, they need to be marking players so they cannot get shots away so easily.

It's been an impressive start by Portsmouth at Vicarage Road against a Watford side who haven't lost at home since March in the Championship (W9 D5).

Pompey have only won once on the road so far this season (D4 L5). They are also yet to record consecutive league victories, but could that be about to change today?

Blackburn could, and maybe should, be two goals to the good now.

Just two minutes after opening the scoring, Yuki Ohashi almost creates a second.

He does well to link up with Ryan Hedges, who fails to make the most of the chance.

Bit of a slow burner at a murky Bramall Lane, perhaps understandably with so much at stake.

The Blades are gradually taking charge and have launched in some set pieces but the Clarets backline have been equal to them so far.

Josh Cullen is into the book for the visitors, one of three Joshes in the Burnley team, with a James and Jaidon also in the XI and a Joe, Jay and John lurking on the bench. Surely some kind of record?

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Cardiff have started the better at the Kassam and go closest.

Chris Willock dances into the box and lines up a shot. His effort takes a slight deflection on to the crossbar.

Yakou Méïté's follow-up strike is then saved by home keeper Jamie Cumming.

The hosts are well on top and could put this to bed in a hurry.

Dan Barlaser's excellent through ball is latched onto by Emmanual Latte Lath whose shot hits the post.

It wouldn't have counted as the flag goes up.

Anthony Wareing
BBC Radio Devon commentator

The Coventry player goes down inside the box but despite massive appeals the referee waves away what was a really good shout for a penalty.

Somehow Argyle have not conceded a penalty.

Now Adam Randell has gone down, hopefully that's not another injury, as Argyle really cannot afford another injury in their camp.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Liam Cullen's spectacular run of form goes on courtesy of a typical Liam Cullen finish, with the Wales international needing only one touch on his weaker right foot to turn Ronald's low cross into the net.

That makes it five goals for Cullen in his past eight Swansea appearances, and seven in nine if you include his double for Wales against Iceland last month.

The 25-year-old is in the form of his life.

Regan Slater's afternoon nearly got even worse... Kaine Kesler-Hayden the Preston left-back raced down the flank and drove into the box before going down under the City man's challenge near the byline, the home faithful howled for a penalty but referee Josh Smith was having none of it.

Slightly sheepish look from Slater who certainly got none of the ball.

Milutin Osmajic has just flashed a snap-shot well wide of the near post too as Preston build up a head of steam after that fast start from Hull.

This is a game that will test the promotion credentials of both sides.

So far, Blackburn have controlled proceedings.

They have also carved out the best chance of the game so far, but Tyrhys Dolan could only blast wastefully over the bar.

Bad news for Boro.

Tommy Conway is forced off inside the first 10 minutes.

The striker appeared to pick up an injury in the build-up to that opening goal.

Boro's top scorer Emmanuel Latte Lath is on.

Not a bad replacement!

Almost a second for Norwich, but Millwall keeper Lukas Jensen is out smartly to make a good save from Borja Sainz.

The Lions haven't conceded more than once in a game since mid-August.