Ilias Chair's free-kick into the Saints box is knocked down to Rumarn Burrell in acres of space on the right of the box but he can't get a first-time shot away and the bounce takes him wide of goal, eventually lashing a low ball across Gavin Bazunu's goal which is scrambled away at the far post.

More of the same for Saints, thus far.

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk commentator

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Sheffield Wednesday do not look like a side short on confidence, they are really taking the game to Norwich.

Shane Duffy is late, very late with a tackle and referee Ed Duckworth brandishes a card the same colour as the Norwich defender's shirt.

Lively start from Pompey, perhaps with a point to prove after Saturday.

Colby Bishop links up nicely with Josh Murphy on the left but the winger's angled effort is saved by Arthur Okonkwo at his near post.

We are up to our full complement of games at last...

Another Ilias Chair corner, another chance, as Liam Morrison glances a diving header wide of target well beyond the far post.

Pressure building from the R's.

Yan Valery gets to the byeline and has a cross blocked by Shane Duffy for a corner.

Norwich deal with the set-piece but they are all over the place at the back.

The home fans can see a first home win of the season is a real possibility here.

In saying that Jovon Makama shows great persistence when cutting in from the right but his shot is blocked.

QPR so close to an opener as a deep corner from Ilias Chair is nodded down by Jimmy Dunne and then laid off by Amadou Mbengue for Nicolas Madsen to fire in a low left-footed shot from near the penalty spot which is expertly blocked on the line by Flynn Downes, though Gavin Bazunu might have got a touch in there too.

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Perhaps unsurprisingly John Mousinho has made SEVEN changes to the Pompey side thrashed 4-0 at Birmingham on Saturday.

Keeper Josef Bursik, Regan Poole, Ibane Bowat and Andre Dozzell are the only ones to keep their place with Conor Ogilvie back from illness and skipper Colby Bishop and Conor Chaplin among those recalled.

In a surprise to absolutely nobody, after an extra day’s rest and off the back of a 3-2 win over league leaders Coventry, Phil Parkinson has named an unchanged Wrexham XI.

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Scott Read
BBC Radio Lancashire

What a belter, he put his boot through it and nearly ripped the net out!

Blimey!

Right into the top left-hand corner.

It is an absolute stunner, you can see his eyes lighting up from a mile out.

We're trying to draw our breath after that start.

Just going back to that early Josh Sargent chance, he may be their leading scorer with six goals in all competitions this season but he hasn't scored for nine games - since 30 August to be precise.

Barry Bannan has his third of the season for the home side and he lines up another shot which Vladan Kovacevic has to beat away.

Saints are incensed.

Tom Fellows does well to whip in a cross from the right touchline, it's glanced on at the near post and bounces across goal where Ryan Manning is lurking at the back stick, though he's somehow unable to get the vital touch under immense pressure from his marker Paul Smyth.

James Bell turns his back on the Saints appeals for a penalty and on we go.

Andy Giddings
BBC Radio Sheffield commentator

Goodness me that was special.

Thirty yards out, the Scotsman took aim and like an Exocet missile, right into the top corner.

Goal of the season contender from Barry Bannan.

That was terrific.

The 20,000-odd that are here will talk about that goal for a while.

Oh wow, what a chance and what a miss inside the first 60 seconds for Norwich.

Josh Sargent gets in front of Dominic Iorfa when receiving Jovon Makama's through ball.

The United States international only has Ethan Horvath in the home goal to beat but clips his effort wide - HUGE chance.

A shake of the head from boss Liam Manning.