Cameron Jerome has been central so far today, and again he has another chance after outpacing a defender to a long ball forward, but his shot on goal is 'shinned'.

I know that feeling, Cameron.

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Neat build-up play finds Nico Yennaris free on the edge of the Norwich box, but his pass through to a Brentford team-mate is snuffed out, before Ivo Pinto drives forward for the visitors, only for that too to be snuffed out before it enters the 18-yard box.

There's no way to talk this up. For the neutral, this match has been pretty dross.

A brief moment of action off the field though as Robbie Brady leaves the pitch to change his boots.

2016 going out with a bang.

The best chance of the game falls to Norwich City striker Cameron Jerome but it remains goalless.

A neat one-two between Robbie Brady and Nelson Oliveira sets the former free to run into the area. Instead of shooting, Brady is unselfish and decides to pass it across goal to Jerome, who cannot connect properly and Daniel Bentley falls gratefully onto the ball.

Josh McEachran came into the Brentford midfield today and is the first player to be booked in this match, for a foul on Nelson Oliveira.

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Nahki Wells' superb late free-kick earned Huddersfield a home point against Blackburn. Rovers went ahead nine minutes from time through Danny Graham's header.

Huddersfield boss David Wagner:

"We invested everything in the game and I will take the point. If the opposite of disappointed is happy, then I am happy with the result. 

"Few teams would have come back after playing as well as we did and then conceding a late goal. For that reason I am happy. 

"The players still trusted and believed in themselves and they kept going right to the end."

A clear pattern is emerging. Norwich win a set piece, it is again cleared by Brentford.

The Bees just cannot get into the game so far. Norwich have pretty much had all of the play.

That corner comes to nothing and Brentford clear the danger.

Robbie Brady has looked good going forward from left-back for Norwich and he once again breaks into the attack, lays off to Nelson Oliveira on the left of the box, whose cross is deflected wide for a corner.

If you're interested in a little nap before you stay up late to see in New Year, this might be the game to help you do that.

A brief opportunity for Norwich as Cameron Jerome finds space, but his delivery into the middle is snuffed out with relative calm.

Derby might need the striker back from Fulham after today's showing against Wigan...

Sullay Kaikai has looked lively for Brentford so far, and runs into the box on the right-hand side, but his cross is deflected just wide for a corner, which comes to nothing.

If you're just joining us, here's a quick round-up of what you've missed from the five games so far in the Championship...

• Pawel Wszolek's late goal for QPR ends a run of six straight league defeats as they beat Wolves 2-1 at Molineux
• Sheffield Wednesday's Adam Reach scores an equaliser deep into injury time at Preston
• Lowly Wigan hold in-form Derby to a goalless draw at the iPro Stadium
• Birmingham come from 2-0 down to draw at 10-man Barnsley to give Gianfranco Zola his first point as Blues boss
• Nahki Wells' late free-kick earns Huddersfield a point at home to Blackburn in the early kick-off

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I wonder what Brentford manager Dean Smith makes of this low-key start to the match?

Sullay Kaikai has Brentford's first shot of the match after a great run down the right from Maxime Colin, but it's easily smothered by John Ruddy.

Brentford win the first corner of the game but it's cleared forward to Canaries midfielder Alex Pritchard, who is stopped on the edge of the Bees' box by a great challenge.

Safe to say this has not been a fast-paced start...

Crystal Palace coach Mark Bright is in the stands to watch on-loan forward Sullay Kaikai, who has been feeding off scraps for Brentford so far.

First chance of the match falls to Norwich striker Cameron Jerome as he heads Robbie Brady's left-wing cross straight into the hands of keeper Dan Bentley.

A bit of a scrappy opening at Griffin Park as neither side can find their passes. The ball seems like it's spent more time off the pitch than on it so far.

Rodney Marshall: Cobblers unbeaten from the turn of the year until mid-September.