Another good run from Mark Harris as he chases a ball over the top of the West Brom defence but the offside flag is raised against the Oxford leading scorer.

Harris is without a goal in his last five games.

It's Argyle who have grown into this one, bossing possession and penning the hosts back, but after Ibrahim Cissoko is dispossessed on the edge of the City area, Cardiff spring forward and Anwar El Ghazi has a shot blocked in the area on the break before looping the rebound straight to Dan Grimshaw in the Argyle goal.

Maybe not one Emil Riis will want to see again.

Preston keep the ball in play down the right, and Ryan Ledson's cross finds the striker unmarked at the back post, but he can only head down into the ground and over.

A fine chance. You will be enjoying this one as a home fan, so far.

Karlan Grant cuts in from the left for West Brom but his attempted cutback is toed away by the Oxford defence.

Grant is one of two changes made to the Baggies' starting line-up by Carlos Corberan and he's looking lively.

Leon Barnett
Former Luton defender on BBC Three Counties Radio

Fantastic start for them.

Fantastic from Luton to get the first goal, their set plays have been strong.

Doughty actually changed his boots before that corner, clearly it worked, Clarke meets it from about six yards out after Holmes volley hits his leg.

Sight of goal for Plymouth and Michael Obafemi who can only skew a shot across goal and past the far post when well placed in the left of the City area.

A let-off for the hosts.

Goalkeeping is not all about using your hands!

A nifty bit of footwork from Sky Blues stopper Oliver Dovin, who makes a fine stop to keep out Emil Riis' powerful low effort from the right hand side.

From the resulting corner, the hosts head over and Coventry can breathe again.

A first clear sight of goal comes for Oxford.

A ball over the top picks out Mark Harris but a heavy second touch narrows the angle and Palmer blocks in the West Brom goal.

From the resulting corner Palmer has to drop on a loose ball as Elliott Moore can't make a good contact at the far post.

It's the hosts who have enjoyed the better of the opening stages with Rubin Colwill at the heart of most of the Bluebirds best stuff.

There were muted appeals for a penalty amid a scramble but the referee awarded Argyle a free-kick allowing the visitors to ease some pressure.

Plymouth boss Wayne Rooney is watching the match from the stands after receiving a one-match ban on Friday.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Plymouth have brought the biggest and loudest contingent of away fans to Cardiff City Stadium this season.

Around 3,000 have made the journey from Devon to south Wales and they're making themselves heard.

Watford's Vakoun Bayo picks up an early caution for dissent after insisting he was pulled back in midfield.

I'm telling you now that's not the last time we'll see Stephen Martin reaching for his pocket today.

From the Luton free-kick Reece Burke warms the palms of Daniel Bachmann with an angled drive at his near post.

All-action stuff, but the corner comes to nought.

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Derek Payne
Former Watford midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

The team in form coming into this is Watford.

If they can keep it nice and tight in the first 15 minutes I can see them winning it in the second half.

People expected Luton to bounce right back, but it hasn't gone that way just yet.

The home side seeing a lot of the ball early on, but it's Coventry that force the first real moment of panic.

Youngster Caen Bassette breaks with pace over the halfway line, and Preston captain Ryan Ledson has to chop the Sky Blues forward down.

The home skipper gets a booking for his troubles.

Oxford have made the best start of the three sides promoted from League One at the end of last season.

That's not bad going when you consider they were nearly a month behind Derby and Portsmouth in terms of preparation due to them being involved in the play-offs.

Feisty old start at Kenilworth Road with plenty of jostling from an early Alfie Doughty free-kick into the Watford area.

At the other end Tom Holmes comes OH SO CLOSE to opening the scoring with an incredible own goal, his 40-yard backpass is sliced into the air, loops over Thomas Kaminski but bounces inches past the upright.

Nervous stuff on his full debut. The keeper chose not to handle it in fear of conceding an indirect free-kick but it might have been so much worse.

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Rob Edwards has made three changes to the Hatters side which lost 2-0 at Sheffield United in their most recent fixture.

Tom Holmes is handed his full debut in defence while Tahith Chong and Carlton Morris are given starts while Teden Mengi and Reull Walters miss out and Mavelous Nakamba is on the bench alongside Daika Hashioka for the first time this season.

Tom Cleverley has also made three changes from the Watford side which beat Middlesbrough last time out.

Daniel Bachmann is recalled in goal with Vakoun Bayo and Edo Kayembe back in the XI while Tom Ince, Daniel Jebbison and Jonathan Bond drop to the bench.

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