Some nice approach play from Pompey as Jordan Williams finds Andre Dozzell in the area to whip a low ball across the face of goal which evades everyone.

Williams then sends in another cross which is controlled by Josh Murphy at the back stick but his first effort is charged down bravely by a defender and the bouncing ball is scrambled behind by Arthur Okonkwo with Murphy trying to turn it in.

Norwich's Kellen Fisher takes out Jamal Lowe and is cautioned.

Moments later Fisher catches Harry Amass with a leading arm but escapes any punishment other than a free kick - is Norwich's luck changing?

What a miss - should be 2-0.

A terrible mix up between Norwich goalkeeper and Kellen Fisher leaves Jamal Lowe with an empty net but he misses.

How crucial could that be?

Alan Kelly
Former Preston keeper on BBC Radio Lancashire

Swansea keep winning the ball back because it is quite predictable how Preston are playing the ball out.

I think that is an area where you have to trick the opposition, play the odd diagonal.

Swansea are crowding Preston out.

You want wing backs in the opposition half too to put a cross in.

Norwich already have Josh Sargent, Jovon Makama and Mathias Kvistgaarden on, now they're bringing on another attack-minded player.

Matej Jurasek is on for the luckless Oscar Schwartau.

Back under way at Fratton Park, our last remaining goalless game.

Swansea ring the changes - two of them to be precise.

Ronald and Zan Vipotnik are on for Josh Key and Melker Widell.

Can these two make an impression?

First save of the night for Gavin Bazunu as Rumarn Burrell flies down the right and into the box before lashing in a low, angled shot which the keeper gathers at his near post cleanly.

It's sprung to life, Dave. Hope you're happy now.

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Two chances - one apiece.

Jamal Lowe strikes from close range but it's blocked.

An even better opportunity at the other end as Josh Sargent finds Oscar Schwartau but he pulls his shot across goal and wide - should be doing better.

A huge save from Norwich goalkeeper Valadan Kovacevic.

Ike Ugbo slips in Svante Ingelsson but the visiting goalkeeper comes up with a big block.

Paul Smyth shows some lovely skill down the right flank to spark a Hoops break but he then goes down in a tangle off the ball as he hares to the middle, with ref James Bell playing advantage, which the R's fans don't appreciate as a high cross is glanced well wide by Rumarn Burrell.

Straight after Ilias Chair then sends in a low ball across goal rather than having a crack from an angle and Jack Stephens mops up at the back stick.

R's in charge again though.

Fresh from his assist for the second goal, Preston's Harrison Armstrong is withdrawn with Stefan Thordarson replacing him.

Mads Frokjaer-Jensen is also on for Lewis Dobbin.

A much quieter start to the second period than we had for the first.

Just to improve the mood of Norwich fans, you're bottom of the table for second halves this season.

When it rains...

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk commentator

Norwich have had chances that a confident team would have taken.

But they are quite simply not that team.

Wednesday are short of numbers due to the transfer embargo, I'm clutching at straws, but maybe they might run out of steam.

Down the other end and Koki Saito wins a corner which sparks a bit of head tennis and then a melee on the deck before the ball breaks to the thankful Gavin Bazunu.

That spell won't have improved the mood of Dave (see 20:52).

An early free-kick for Saints is swung in by Leo Scienza and Taylor Harwood-Bellis is in acres of space in the middle but can't quite time his leap right and can only loop a header over Paul Nardi's crossbar.

A first yellow card of the night goes to Preston's Ben Whiteman for bringing down Melker Widell.