So close to a second goal for the hosts.

This time it's Casper De Norre, who wrong-foots Ben Whiteman at the edge of the Preston box before striking a fierce shot just wide of the far post with Daniel Iversen at full stretch.

Entertaining game this.

Tristan Crama charges down the right on the overlap and puts a great ball into the Preston box.

Mihailo Ivanovic gets to the near posts and diverts his volley goalwards but Daniel Iversen is equal to it, turning it behind for the corner.

The Preston keeper then collects Jake Cooper's header from the following set piece.

A much-needed confidence boost for him.

Ian Barton
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser

It feels like time for a personnel change, but looking at all the players warming up, the only one I'd want to bring on is Andi Weimann, and he is now a Derby player

Nearly an hour gone and all very quiet in the home stands, but the 2,700 travelling Rams fans are chanting 'Eustace' on repeat, which must rankle the Rovers faithful more than a touch.

The traffic is one-way at the moment, but it's also all in front of 10 Derby shirts, without any cause for alarm.

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Chris Cooper
BBC Radio Humberside commentator

We have had ten minutes of this second half and absolutely nothing of note has happened.

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Paul Heckingbottom is the first to make his move on the sidelines.

On come Thierry Small and Lewis Dobbin for the visitors, with Jamal Lewis and Stefan Thordarson off.

Much better from Preston.

The visitors enjoy their first spell of possession what feels like an eternity.

Tristan Crama eventually gets the ball behind for a corner under pressure.

It comes to nothing for Paul Heckingbottom's side but that's first real attacking intent we've seen from them, certainly in the second half.

Rovers are popping it side to side and trying to work it forward but Derby are sat deep and defending doggedly.

Looks like it will take a moment of inspiration or a mistake for Blackburn to get a foothold back in this game.

Sore one for Pompey's two-goal man Terry Devlin.

He takes Ryan Giles' cross square in the face from a couple of yards away.

The Northern Ireland man is ok to continue.

A couple of City corners ends with Giles hitting a volley that would be worth a point when Super League side Hull FC are playing here.

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Better from Blackburn as they force a corner after good work from Yuki Ohashi and Dion de Neve down the left, but the corner is headed clear by Patrick Agyemang at the near post and though the ball is recycled to Ohashi, he can only fire into the stands with Jacob Widell-Zetterstrom unruffled.

Almost a trademark goal for Jake Cooper.

The Lions win a free-kick wide on the left and up comes the 6ft 7ins captain.

Camiel Neghli's whipped ball in finds the centre-back but his header goes just wide of the post.

Malcolm Christie
Former Derby striker on BBC Radio Derby

Any chance that Derby get to put this Rovers defence under, especially in the air, they should be all over it.

Derby have switched off a little bit and they can't afford to do that.

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Quick bit of housekeeping.

Pompey brought on experienced skipper Marlon Pack for Luke Le Roux at the break.

Carlton Morris is an absolute handful.

An up-and-under bounces into the Rovers area and Aynsley Pears, in his first start since April, tentatively comes off his line to claim the high ball, under pressure from Morris, who gets his head on it first as Pears tumbles to turf, only for Thomas Kirk to award a free-kick to the keeper who rightfully looks a little sheepish.

Blackburn's Axel Henriksson is walking a tightrope as Carlton Morris is awarded a free-kick for the merest of brushes in the middle of the park.

I thought he was on a final warning after clattering Ebou Adams earlier but Thomas Kirk keeps his card in his pocket for now.

it was a very soft free-kick in fairness, and the home fans let Kirk know it.

Hull City won five home games in the whole of last season in the league.

Victory today would be their fifth of the campaign already.

Ironic cheers from the home fans as Daniel Iversen gets the ball and clears it upfield with no trouble.

The Preston keeper is going to have to ride the wave of banter coming his way in this second half after his calamitous error for Millwall's leveller earlier on.

Just the EIGHT goals in the opening 45 minutes of our three games, tough act to follow, second half, but we believe in you...

We are back under way...

Change for Rovers, Kristi Montgomery is on for Taylor Garnder-Hickman, who was on a yellow, at the break.

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