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Middlesbrough take the three points back with them on that long journey back to Teeside thanks to Matt Clarke's header and an Aaron Ramsey own goal.

Clarke gave the away side the lead early in the second half before Ramsey hit the post for Cardiff.

But the Bluebirds captain could do nothing to prevent Aidan Morris's drive from striking him and deflecting into the net.

Cardiff will be bottom of the table going into the international break, barring an eight-goal annihilation of Millwall at the hands of Sheffield Wednesday at The Den shortly.

SEVEN minutes added on at Turf Moor.

Blackburn keeper Aynsley Pears is forced into punching a ball into the box clear and at the other end Yuki Ohashi makes a race into the box on a solo run but he runs into a Burnley defensive wall.

Shortly before this, Jaidon Anthony made a claim for a penalty after a run-in with Lewis Travis but the Burnley debutant was denied by referee Tony Harrington.

Norwich goalscorer Borja Sainz is replaced as we enter five minutes of added time.

Onel Hernández is introduced to the action.

Blackburn's Callum Brittain is withdrawn and is replaced by Leo Duru in a straight right-back replacement.

Brittain looked to be limping before he came off.

Norwich boss Johannes Hoff Thorup makes another change as José Córdoba comes off for Ben Chrisene.

Middlesbrough are in total control now and almost have a third as Aidan Morris drills a cross-shot across the face of goal and Emmanuel Latte Lath is inches away from tapping into the net at the far post.

The away side are taking off the impressive Finn Azaz for Micah Hamilton as we enter three minutes of added time.

Blackburn go on the attack now.

A swift set of passes see them race towards the Burnley box but Lewis Travis' ball to Lewis Baker sees the latter force a save from Clarets keeper James Trafford.

Norwich make another change as Marcelino Núñez is replaced by Liam Gibbs for the last five minutes.

Are the Canaries heading for their first league win of the new campaign?

CJ Egan-Riley is deployed for Burnley.

He replaces Maxime Esteve, who looks to have picked up a knock.

Just under 10 minutes remain - can Scott Parker's side make their advantage count against 10-man Blackburn?

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A double Burnley change.

Luca Koleosho and Josh Laurent come off. Manuel Benson and Jay Rodriguez are sent on.

Benson, of course, scored a stunner at Ewood Park the last time these two sides met as Burnley sealed the Championship title.

Some final changes for Coventry as we enter the 80th minute.

Jamie Allen and Brandon Thomas-Asante are introduced as Haji Wright and Victor Torp come off.

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The red cards are making a fair few appearances on the pitches this afternoon. Arsenal, Blackburn, Gillingham and now... Huddersfield.

Substitute Danny Ward was sent off for foul play but it didn't deter his fellow second-half addition as Joe Hodge put Town in front.

Can they maintain their lead with just 10 men? It quickly turns out the answer is no. Huddersfield conceded a pentalty and Rotherham made it 1-1 with a Jonson Clarke-Harris spot kick.

And while all that was going on, Wycombe got themselves in front at Blackpool in the other lunchtime League One game with a Daniel Udoh strike from the edge of the box.

Norwich's Borja Sainz picks up the ball around the edge of the box on the left-hand side and curls an effort goal-bound.

His strike sails just high and wide of the goal, not troubling Coventry keeper Oliver Dovin.

Burnley win a corner after a stylish set of passes to swamp the Blackburn defence, causing the visitors to hastily clear.

Rovers clear initially, but then are forced into conceding another corner at the opposite side but the visitors defend well and keep Burnley pegged well back.

In the process Lyle Foster is booked for a late challenge on Blackburn substitute Yuki Ohashi.

Blackburn make a change and they throw a debutant on, too.

Lewis Baker comes on for Ryan Hedges. That's John Eustace's second change of the afternoon after goalscorer Andi Weimann also made way for Yuki Ohashi in an attacking swap.

Well now, something for the home fans to cheer as Callum Robinson - the scorer of their only league goal - comes on in place of Wilfried Kanga.

He didn't need long to make his mark in the derby against Swansea, what can he do today?

Change for Coventry as Jay Dasilva replaces Jake Bidwell.

Josh Brownhill strikes from distance with a low drive that rolls wide of the Blackburn goal.

Meanwhile, Burnley throw on Brighton loanee Jeremy Sarmiento. He replaces fellow new signing Hannibal Mejbri.

Norwich play the ball out from the back but this time are caught in posession.

Coventry then work the ball down to the left-hand side of the box where Ephron Mason-Clark shoots low, his shot is saved by the feet of Norwich keeper Angus Gunn.