Ryan Hardie finds himself in behind the Hoops defence but the flag eventually goes up.

Still no real action of note at Home Park.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

That one came straight from the training ground.

Goncalo Franco doesn't quite get his body over the ball, but it's a good free-kick from the Swans.

Hull City with the best chance of the game so far as it's fed out to Abu Kamara on the right by Joao Pedro.

He drives into the box but Lukas Jensen comes out of his goal quickly for Millwall and saves the effort from Kamara.

A good opportunity there for the Tigers.

QPR just starting to find their feet in the game, having a lot of the ball in the last few minutes.

Not too much space for either side to work with at the moment.

Pilgrims striker Ryan Hardie's blocked cross bounces back off him for a QPR goal kick, that's about where we are so far.

The first chance of the game falls to Swansea.

Josh Tymon rolls in a low free-kick from the left which is only cleared as far as Goncalo Franco, whose snapshot is well hit but flies a couple of yards over the top.

Cardiff's free-kick comes to nothing as Josh Tymon is fouled in the box.

The home side are growing into the game, however, and their fans are responding.

Millwall get another free-kick in an almost identical position to the one they had a few minutes ago.

Joe Bryan again with the set-piece, this time launching it to the back post.

Japhet Tanganga is in space and gets a header away for the Lions but it's fairly tame and goes wide of the mark.

Cardiff are applying some pressure for the first time. They have a free-kick in a dangerous area.

Owain Tudur Jones
Former Swansea City and Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Cymru

The middle of the pitch is going to be so interesting. You've got Ralls, Chambers and Robertson up against Allen, Franco and Grimes.

It's important that Franco or Allen get themselves close to Liam Cullen, he can't get isolated.

He's going to cause problems for Cardiff's defence, but he's going to need help.

Rami Al Hajj gets the first effort on goal with a header but it's an easy save for QPR's Paul Nardi.

A nice ball in from Tymoteusz Puchacz and flick on by the Swede.

Cardiff have opted against pressing Swansea high up the pitch in the early stages.

Swansea have been troubled by sides who have gone after them in recent weeks, but they are being allowed to play - in their own half at least - by the Bluebirds.

Andy Robinson
Former Swansea City winger on BBC Radio Wales

Having Ben Cabango and Harry Darling back today, they are two massive pushes.

Cardiff will throw everything at Swansea in the first 15 minutes of the game, Swansea have to deal with that, the atmosphere the energy and then hopefully build on it.

Joe Bryan delivers a teasing free-kick from the left hand side for Millwall and it's met by the head of Mihailo Ivanovic, who guides it on target but Carl Rushworth is down well to save in the Hull City goal.

Plymouth's players are really going after QPR early on with an intense press, some slightly worrying moments for the Hoops' backline.

Argyle seeing a lot of the ball generally, a good start to the game by the home side.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on Match of the Day Wales

Cardiff City Stadium is absolutely jam packed, fantastic atmosphere. Both sets of players will look to feed off of that in the right way. The tactical side of things will be very important this afternoon.

We know Swansea City will dominate possession but what is the Cardiff City game plan this afternoon, what are they going to do?

A very, very early booking for QPR's Jonathan Varane for a late challenge on Tymoteusz Puchacz - inside the first minute.

The free kick comes to nothing but the referee has sent out a message to both sets of players with that one.

Swansea begin the game with a spell on the ball and, amid deafening jeers and whistles, they look after it fairly well.

Luke Williams will be fairy pleased. Cardiff have barely had a touch as yet.

Andy Robinson
Former Swansea City winger on BBC Radio Wales

I think the first game between the two was an anti-climax. Hopefully the new players who come in to this game can understand what it is about. I'm sure that was Luke Williams' task this week to get that right.

Hopefully Swansea can put on a performance that will get a result here.

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Off we go in the crunch south Wales derby at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Also under way at The Den and Home Park.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio Wales

The man of the moment for me is Cian Ashford. Since he's come back in, he has been absolutely outstanding. For someone so young he plays with so much maturity, he will be relishing this.