Kieffer Moore is a PROBLEM for Southampton's defence, in particular Ronnie Edwards who can't keep his hands of him.

James Bell penalises the Saints man again and it nearly costs them dearly as Lewis Brunt is left unmarked to head the curling set-piece back across goal and inches over Gavin Bazunu's bar.

Saints fans have gone very quiet.

Paul Mortimer
Former Charlton midfielder on BBC Radio London

The midfield have to be better. We need to be looking to getting the ball in to Sonny Carey because he can be the bridge to getting the ball to Charlie Kelman and Tyreece Campbell.

Hector Kyprianou receives the first caution of the match for breaking up a rapid Charlton break with an agricultural hack on Tyreese Campbell.

The ensuing passage of play finishes with Rob Apter curling one from distance that just goes past the far post.

Brandon Thomas-Asante wants a penalty, but he's not going to get one.

He takes a heavy touch which takes him away from goal in the box, he does however stretch to retrieve it and gets there a fraction of a second before the recovering Regan Slater.

The Sky Blues man takes a tumble, and looks at ref Bobby Madley, but nothing doing.

No VAR in the Championship, remember. if there was we'd probably have a seven minute stoppage for this...

Wrexham's Max Cleworth has his name taken after being spun on halfway by Jay Robinson and getting a handful of the Saints man's shirt to prevent him breaking away.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at St Mary's Stadium

"We are top of the league," sing Wrexham's delirious travelling fans.

Given the balance of play, it's a well deserved lead too.

Dream start for Phil Parkinson and his players.

Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

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Fantastic penalty, keeper went the right way but it was the pace.

Both Wrexham strikers have started fantastically well. What a 22 minutes it's been, it's been entertaining.

Wrexham have been direct and have been getting the ball forward. Phil Parkinson will be absolutely delighted.

First corner of the match goes to Watford and Hector Kyprianou is close to getting his head on it, just mistiming his jump in a crowded six yard area, going down when he needs to be going up.

Charlton forced the first save but Watford are the better side so far.

Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

It's definitely a penalty.

Both hands were on Kieffer Moore.

Kieffer Moore is threaded through by Josh Windass, drives towards goal and then goes down in the box after a push from Ronnie Edwards.

He might be a bit fortunate to escape further punishment from ref James Bell there, he was the wrong side and nowhere near the ball.

Chaos in the Wrexham box, Danny Ward produces a smart save to his left to turn away Shea Charles' first-time strike from 12 yards, the ball is worked back into the middle, another shot is blocked and then Flynn Downes slashes an effort wide of target from just inside the area, leaving him with head in hands.

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Charlie Hughes had a bit of a shaky start at the back for Hull and misjudged a couple of aerial balls but he's done brilliantly to hold off Brandon Thomas-Asante in his own box there and win a free-kick.

Jack Rudoni's came close with an effort a few moments ago which was expertly crucially past the post by a Tigers foot.

Josh Windass is having fun playing for Wrexham, you can see it.

He latches onto a flick-on and is afforded way too much space to take a touch, come back inside and then curl a dipping angled effort across Gavin Bazunu's goal, beating the keeper but thudding into the top of the crossbar.

Would have been a picture book debut goal.

Derek Payne
Former Watford midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

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I thought it would take Watford time to do what they are doing now which is having the ball. They will be delighted with the possession they've had so far.

I'm surprised Charlton are playing out from the back at times.

Watford should be pleased, apart from the shaky started they are now dominating and now it's about turning that into chances.

Pinball inside Charlton's penalty area ends with a wild slash from Moussa Sissoko that flies yards wide. But Watford have settled a little now and are beginning to gain some possession.

New Coventry keeper Carl Rushworth does brilliantly to spread himself and deny Regan Slater who had been played in behind the Sky Blues' defence.

The flag was up, but the keeper didn't know that. Great save and the debutant will have endeared himself to the home fans already.

Not sure quite how many people are up on the West Coast of the USA for this game at 4.30 AM, but any early risers are being treated to a terrific spectacle so far and end-to-end stuff played at 100mph with 100% commitment.

It's been a long 11 weeks. I've missed this.