Luke Ayling plays the ball into space for Liverpool-loanee Ben Doak to blaze down the Middlesbrough right, glide into the box and unleash a fierce shot which brings a good save out of Bristol City keeper Max O'Leary before the ball is hacked away by his defence.

Another sight of goal for Emmanuel Latte Lath after being played in by Rav van den Berg but the Middlesbrough frontman can only fire wide of Max O'Leary's goal once again.

It's been pretty much all Boro, bar Bristol City's goal, which owed much to the hosts' dilly-dallying at the back, it must be said.

Karamoko Dembele already has a goal for QPR, now he nearly gets an assist.

Dembele finds Jimmy Dunne but the shot is wide.

Few chances to get the crowd going so far in south Yorkshire, but this was a good one!

Barry Bannan's free kick lands on the head of his Sheffield Wednesday teammate Ike Ugbo, but the resulting header doesn't trouble James Trafford in the Burnley goal.

The Millwall boss Neil Harris mentioned in the week about how, based on statistics, they should be fourth in the Championship.

Well, based on statistics they should be in front against Derby - but they're not.

Ryan Leonard and George Honeyman have both had decent openings but the closest we've come to Macauley Langstaff seeing his effort hit the post.

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I'm a grassroots referee in my spare time so maybe little surprise I can be a bit more sympathetic towards the officials.

Assistant on the far side to the dugouts has a real job on his hands for the first half. The low, autumnal sun has yet to drop below the stands so he's blinded and running down the touchline with one hand shielding his eyes from the glare.

Anybody got a spare pair of shades for him?

Josh Key's ranging pass picks out Florian Bianchini at the far post but the Swansea forward can't make a clean connection.

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It's all gone a bit quiet and flat, both sides still waiting for that first opportunity.

With the pace they've got on the counter attack, it's the way Wednesday will play it, it looks like that's their plan.

Derby finally get themselves going but Jerry Yates sees a header go wide while at the other end George Honeyman has had a shot saved by visiting goalkeeper Jacob Widell Zetterstrom.

First chance of any note at Stoke, and it's the away side who have forced the issue.

A strong stop from Viktor Johansson stops Marcelino Núñez from giving the Canaries the advantage.

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Close for Millwall.

Macauley Langstaff thumps an effort against a post following some great approach play.

Milwall looking the more likely at the moment.

Swansea have another attempt on goal as Harry Darling's grasscutter from a free-kick is gathered by Rovers keeper Aynsley Pears.

Boro on the front foot still but Aidan Morris has cracked a shot wide of the target from the edge of the box,

A glimpse of goal for the visitors but Florian Bianchini's low effort is blocked by the Rovers defence and scrambled away.

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Early days but it's looking quite open here at Hillsborough. Djedi Gassama's pace is causing Burnley issues at the back. He's twice gone down in the box but neither were anywhere near being given but he's stretching Burnley's defence to the limit.

For the Clarets, Zian Flemming is in for the injured Lyle Foster. Without their focal point, it looks like the Dutchman is the furthest forward of a false nine but it's defensively where they're being pushed.

Wednesday's counter is working very well indeed for Danny Rohl, but can they keep it up?

It remains goalless, just...

Finn Azaz drives forward before finding Emmanuel Latte Lath who fizzes a low strike past Max O'Leary but also past the base of the upright.

Nakhi Wells had seen a flick blocked in the goalmouth at the other end second before.

Entertaining stuff.

A lovely gesture from the Hillsborough crowd before kick off by the way, who rose as one for a minute's applause for former Sheffield United defender George Baldock, who passed away earlier this month.