Watford boss Tom Cleverley has gone for it now with a triple change as he looks to shake things up with just over 20 minutes left at Carrow Road.

On comes Kwadwo Baah, Vakoun Bayo and Yasser Larouci to replace Ken Sema, Rocco Vata and Daniel Jebbison.

Macaulay Langstaff's first start in the Championship is over after a good shift as Millwall introduce their record signing Mihailo Ivanovic for his debut.

Oooooh that one was close for the home side!

Kenneth Paal spots Jimmy Dunne's run into the box and loops in a cross.

Dunne gets his head on it but defender Japhet Tanganga gets back and clears it off the line. Could have been a BIG moment.

Ryan Porteous attempts a sliding effort for Watford and gets plenty on Jose Cordoba as the Norwich man tries to block it.

Shane Duffy is quick to get across to Cordoba to congratulate him for putting his body on the line, and the referee awards a free-kick feeling Porteous overstepped in his efforts.

A third Boro sub now.

Delano Burgzorg is on for Emmanuel Latte Lath at the top end of the pitch.

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Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

As long as they keep a clean sheet they'll win the game, they're comfortable at the moment.

They're seeing the game out professionally at the moment, the Black Cats.

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Sunderland goalscorer Chris Rigg is booked for a trip on Neto Borges.

Silly.

Johannes Hoff Thorup has turned to his bench for the first time today, with Amankwah Forson coming on to replace Oscar Schwartau.

It will be interesting to see how Watford boss Tom Cleverley makes use of his bench in the second half after being forced to make two early first-half changes.

Boro move the ball around really patiently and Aidan Morris makes a yard for himself in the area with a neat drop of the shoulder.

He then slices his shot high and wide.

Sums up the Teessiders' day so far.

QPR get themselves yet another corner but it doesn't find a home player and Millwall goalscorer Duncan Watmore goes roaring up the pitch on the counter.

The Lions scatter the ball around the box trying to find a way through but QPR give them nothing and it goes out for a goal kick.

There's still so little between these two sides.

Some neat close passing from the home side ends with Jobe Bellingham lifting a shot into the stands from an angle.

That third Norwich goal feels like it has really put the Canaries in control of this game.

And it's not only a matter of how things look on the scoreboard, with the tempo of proceedings being slowed right down by the Canaries.

There's a misunderstanding between QPR's Michael Frey and Millwall's Ryan Leonard on the touchline but the official is quick to confirm that it's a throw to the visitors.

The Lions use it to go on the attack. It doesn't threaten but as the ball gets cleared by substitute Paul Smyth there's more appeals for handball.

The replay shows it's just under his raised arms and on his chest but it's not far off. What an introduction to the game that could have been!

The away side win a corner down their right as Ben Doak races in behind and sees his low cross bundled behind.

Hayden Hackney sees a low shot blocked form the resultant set piece.

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Former Norwich midfielder on BBC Radio Norfolk

Kenny McLean helps it down the left channel to the overlapping Callum Doyle.

Doyle drives towards edge of box to cut back to Nunez who lets it roll across his body.

What a finish, what a goal, Bond gets a hand to it but its a great finish.

The away side do indeed go to their bench for a double change.

Micah Hamilton and Ben Doak are on for Finn Azaz and Isaiah Jones.

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Michael Carrick is deep in conversation with assistant Jonathan Woodgate down on the touchline.

As the hour mark goes by, it may be time for a change.

Boro have not been as good this half, especially going forward where they have been sloppy with their passing in promising positions.

The first change of the match for the home team as Japan youth international Koki Saito is swapped out for Paul Smyth.

Heading towards the hour-mark, I wonder if Middlesbrough boss Michael Carrick might look to make a change or two just to try and do something a little different.

Liverpool loanee Ben Doak is on the bench for Boro.

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