West Brom have drawn seven of their 13 home games this season, scoring only 14 goals, so one thing Tony Mowbray will be encouraging is to take the handbrake off.

Mogga has found room for John Swift and Jed Wallace in his team today and Swift tries his luck but Pompey goalkeeper Nicolas Schmid is equal to it.

A goal down and now two of Blackburn's centre-halves are walking the tightrope on yellow cards.

Dion Sanderson joins Danny Batth on the naughty list.

Scott Twine has the taste for this how.

He's already got his fifth league goal of the season and now he sends a shot crashing wide of the target from distance.

Despite the loss of Emmanuel Latte Lath, Boro force Preston goalkeeper Andy Woodman into a save as he denies Delano Burgzorg and then Hayden Hackney's follow-up is blocked.

Of the three new boys for the visitors, Ryan Giles is a sub, but Morgan Whittaker and George Edmundson are not involved.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

A brisk start to this game has come to a halt as Derby midfielder Ebou Adams receives treatment after making a goal-saving tackle to deny Chris Willock.

It would be a shame if Adams' match was cut short because his time here as a Cardiff player was ruined by injury.

Fortunately, it looks like he might be able to continue.

Jerry Yates has already seen a shot saved, now he has the ball in the net but the flag is up for offside.

Encouragement for the visitors though who have lost their past five in the league.

Gary Bennett
Ex-Sunderland defender on BBC Radio Newcastle

One thing we've got to do is be ruthless today.

Plymouth are frustrating Sunderland so far, we can't afford to be sloppy.

Far from ideal for the visitors as striker Emmanuel Latte Lath has to go off injured.

He went down and needed treatment, he tried to carry on but he cannot continue and Marcus Forss is sent on to replace him.

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Sunderland have had all the ball, but it's Black Cats goalkeeper Anthony Patterson who is first called to action.

Plymouth captain Adam Randell tries his luck from all of 40 yards after the goalkeeper knocks the ball to him, but he recovers to make the save.

That would have upset the script.

First big chance of the match falls to Coventry's Brandon Thomas-Asante, charging in from the right flank, the forward fires a shot towards the far post.

It needs a decent tip around the post from Jonathan Bond to keep the scoresheet all square at 0-0.

Blackburn's Danny Batth stops the progress of Sinclair Armstrong and is cautioned - he's also conceded a dangerous free-kick...

Tyrhys Dolan has the first proper sight of goal in this one.

He does well to cut inside and unleash a shot but it's over the bar.

Are you kidding me? Albeit very early stages, but Sunderland are enjoying 88% possession!

Some Plymouth players are struggling to touch the ball.

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These sides aren't standing on ceremony and now it's the turn of Derby goalkeeper Jacob Zetterstrom to keep his side level.

Joe Ralls goes for the top corner and Zetterstrom's fingertips do the job to keep it 0-0.

Richard Wolfenden
Final Score

Great noise from the Wednesday fans in the away end here at Loftus Road as the all-orange Owls look to find their first win in three.

QPR though, have won four from four in 2025 so far... it's not going to be easy for them.

It's quite a fast turnaround from Wednesday night to Saturday afternoon and there is long travel to factor in, but Plymouth boss Miron Muslic has made FIVE changes to his side after that heavy defeat to Burnley.

Goalkeeper Conor Hazard, Callum Wright, Jordan Houghton, Mustapha Bundu and Matthew Sorinola have been drafted in.

Sunderland have made two changes to their side with Patrick Roberts swapping places with match-winner Eliezer Mayenda and Abdul Samed in for youngster Chris Rigg.

It's a first Championship start for the Ghana midfielder.

A bright start from Derby and leading scorer Jerry Yates tests Jak Alnwick in the home goal and he makes the save.

Boosted by those two wins at Fratton Park, it's a positive start from Portsmouth up at The Hawthorns.

Colby Bishop flicks the ball into the path of midfielder Andre Dozzell and he brings a save out of Baggies goalkeeper Alex Palmer.

Bristol City boss Liam Manning has made four changes for this one.

Ross McCrorie, Mark Sykes, Yu Hirakawa and Nahki Wells are on the bench after away trips to Coventry and Sheffield Wednesday.

Haydon Roberts, Taylor Gardner-Hickman, Anis Mehmeti, and Sinclair Armstrong all start.

There are four changes for Blackburn with Aynsley Pears returning in goal and a first start for both Dion Sanderson and Adam Forshaw.

Andreas Weimann is also back to start with Balazs Toth, Owen Beck, Joe Rankin-Costello on the bench but there's no Todd Cantwell.