Craig Hignett
Former Middlesbrough and Blackburn midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Boro have not made a chance in the opening 20 minutes.

Blackburn if anything have been the better of the two teams.

But there is no pace or intensity to it, both teams are happy for the other to have the ball.

Victor Moses so nearly has Luton level.

Just about everyone at Elland Road would have through this was going to settle in the back of the net.

Moses plays a neat one-two before lifting his finish from a tight angle beyond the goalkeeper, but Pascal Struijk is racing back to acrobatically hook the ball off the line.

It's very quiet inside the Cardiff City Stadium tonight which is surprising when you consider Cardiff have won four of their past five games at home.

QPR again show some good patience and build down the Cardiff left but Koki Saito's cross is blocked for a corner.

The set piece is taken short and ends with Liam Morrison sending a shot into the stratosphere.

Riley McGree makes a bit of a mess of things after a poor first touch in the middle of the park.

He tries to recover the ball and lunges into a tackle on Yuki Ohashi.

McGree is shown a yellow card for his efforts, and the replays suggest that he was probably lucky that it wasn't a red. He certainly had his studs raised.

A midweek trip to Elland Road is a hard ask for just about anyone, but Luton might just be feeling that they are right up against it tonight.

Leeds have won 14 home league games at Elland Road in 2024, which is the most they have managed in a calendar year since 2009 when they notched up 20 wins.

While these sides haven’t met all too often in the past three decades, it has been a fixture that Leeds have dominated. The Hatters have only managed to beat the Whites once in their 12 meetings since 1990.

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Ollie Tanner gets down the right for Cardiff but all he can do is earn the home side a corner - there's a lot of space out there for both sides but do they have the quality to exploit it?

And action has just kicked off at Derby's Pride Park.

The same, however, cannot be said about that game at Fratton Park.

Jonathan Smith
Former Luton midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

Front foot defending is what they need.

Luton just need to stick together a little bit here as the last thing you want is to go two down.

It was a very good finish from the Leeds defender though.

More good build-up play from QPR but when they get the cross in there are only two Rangers players in there.

The division's bottom side have had some decent possession but you probably can't blame them for not committing too many players forward this early.

Leading Middlesbrough scorer Emmanuel Latte Lath took an early knock in this game, but he appears to have shrugged it off.

Boro are seeing plenty of the ball, but they are yet to craft a really good opening.

Dan George
BBC Sport at Fratton Park

We have just had an announcement over the tannoy to say the staff are working on a mains power issue.

They also added to "please bear with us while we sort this."

The lights in the upper north stand opposite me are still on and we have power in the press box but the rest of the ground is in the dark, lit up by the mobile phones of the supporters.

Safe to say that the Millwall fans to my right are making their thoughts known about the delay!

Lively start to this one with both teams having clear opportunities but the respective goalkeepers have denied Paul Smyth of QPR and Cardiff's Perry Ng.

It's very open - good chance for Cardiff to put some distance between themselves and the bottom - good chance for QPR to make up ground on those above them.

Leeds are looking bright in these early minutes at Elland Road, which is no surprise after their thrilling victory on Sunday.

Wilfried Gnonto has had an early sniff of a chance for the hosts, but his effort is well dealt with.

It will be interesting to see how Middlesbrough adjust to the absence of Finn Azaz tonight.

He has been on fire lately, with four goals and three assists in the past two games.

Paul Nardi produces a wonderful reflex save for QPR.

The visitors fail to deal with a Cardiff corner and Nardi reacts to deny Perry Ng - Cardiff will think it should be 1-0.

Portsmouth have just posted this on X...

"There is currently an issue with the power at Fratton Park and it is being looked into.

"We will update supporters in due course."

Hmm...

Cardiff have made three changes tonight with Joel Bagan, Calum Chambers and captain Joe Ralls included at the expense of Jesper Daland, David Turnbull and Yakou Meite.

QPR have gone with the same side which started Saturday's draw with Stoke.