A change for Norwich.

And it's an attacking one.

Mathias Kvistgaarden is on for Shane Duffy.

A first half-time team-talk for Tonda Eckert, and he's sent Saints out much earlier than Julien Stephan has done with the R's.

Wonder if he might switch to a back-four at some point to give the visitors an extra body in the middle of the park.

They have not offered much as an attacking threat after a bright first few minutes.

We've had some Sheffield Wednesday legends being interviewed on the pitch at the break.

Chris Waddle, Mel Sterland and Imre Varadi were among them giving their views on the previous ownership and thanking the fans for their support.

Now, can the Owls get their first home win of the season?

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While Portsmouth and Wrexham enjoy their half-time cuppa, we are back up and running in our other three Championship matches tonight.

Preston are up to fourth, Norwich are heading for a seventh successive defeat while QPR and Southampton are searching for that chance to break the deadlock.

No goals, but that is largely thanks to Pompey keeper Josef Bursik who denied Lewis O'Brien with a relatively routine save but then pulled out all the stops with a brilliant diving save to claw Kieffer Moore's downward header off his line.

Josh Murphy has gone close at the other end with an angled fizzer but it the deadlock remains intact at the break.

Into TWO added minutes at Fratton Park.

Conor Chaplin unleashes a wonderful left-foot volley from outside the box following that Pompey corner but Kieffer Moore's head is as useful at one end as it is at the other end he deflects the stinging effort over the bar.

What a chance for Colby Bishop.

Issa Kabore's clearance is charged down by Josh Murphy and the ball bounces to Bishop in the box who doesn't take it first-time and opts to try to work an angle before eventually being crowded out on the byline at the expense of a corner.

Wrexham's Ben Sheaf follows Pompey's Andre Dozzell into ref Bobby Madley's book after a rather cynical sliding challenge to prevent a break in midfield.

Darren Kenton
Former Norwich City defender on BBC Radio Norfolk

There are a lot of problems in the club.

That first half was totally unacceptable.

That strike is up there for goal of the season from Barry Bannan, but some of the play from Norwich has been so poor, just not Norwich-like.

Andy Giddings
BBC Radio Sheffield commentator

Big attendance, big goal from Barry Bannan.

A headline writer's dream no doubt.

A very impressive first-half performance from Sheffield Wednesday.

They deserve the lead and it might have been by a greater margin too.

Better from Pompey as Josh Knight sees a 25-yard shot charged down by Matty James before Josh Murphy whips in a truly brilliant left-wing cross which Regan Poole of all people stretches to meet with his studs in the middle, only to divert the ball past Arthur Okonkwo's far post.

Scott Read
BBC Radio Lancashire

A lot to admire early on from Preston, zipping the ball around with confidence.

A terrific strike from Thierry Small has North End the lead, but in truth it has been Swansea that have been the better side since.

Ben Sheaf is allowed to advance with the ball from midfield by the back-tracking Pompey defence and eventually lets fly with a low shot from 20 yards which skids past Josef Bursik's right-hand post with the keeper at full stretch.

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Captain fantastic Barry Bannan has Wednesday in front at the break with a wonderful 20-yard strike.

That came after four minutes but inside the opening 60 seconds Norwich should have been ahead but Josh Sargent, clean through, slotted wide of the post.

Sean Fusire and Jamal Lowe have also had decent chances for the home side while Jovon Makama has shot wide for the visitors.

A big half-time team talk for Liam Manning you would think with the Canaries staring down the barrel of a seventh straight defeat.

A 30-yard screamer from Thierry Small has given Preston the lead and they're up to fourth place as things stand.

Goalkeeper Daniel Iversen has had to save from Adam Idah and Liam Cullen to preserve the advantage.

What a season Preston are having at the moment.

We're into two minutes of stoppage time at Deepdale.