Dull Chelsea possession, but you couldn't really call Cardiff boring. When they get the ball they get it into the area, as Oumar Niasse heads wide under heavy pressure.

Chelsea's last shot on target away from home in the Premier League was in the 61st minute against Fulham on 3 March (Willian).

Chance! Chelsea work a corner short, Willian slides a great ball back across the face of goal, Marcos Alonso has peeled off his marker and should really score from about eight yards out but he doesn't sort his feet out and ends up slicing wide with his right foot.

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Gonzalo Higuain's touches so far. He's yet to get his foot on the ball inside Cardiff's penalty area. Less than 10 minutes to half-time.

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It might need a moment of magic to break the deadlock and Willian nearly finds it - bending a beauty of a free-kick over the wall but it flies just wide of the far corner.

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Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Gonzalo Higuain is dropping deep into a number 10 position and he is just looking for the ball, but there are lots of Cardiff bodies around that 18-yard mark.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

The fact that the game's first shot on target has come from Lee Peltier - a man who has not scored since 2013 - says a lot about the quality of this encounter.

Chelsea have had their moments this season but often they are a laborious watch for the neutral. This is another one-paced showing so far. Hard going.

Marcos Alonso does at least have a shot from the edge of the area but it's charged down.

Coolisha: There are 19 teams in the Premier League that are better to watch than whatever garbage this Chelsea team is producing

Briyan: The striker to have actually performed for Chelsea in the post-Drogba era is Diego Costa, that's out of about 10 strikers (Higuain included)

Storm Jarvis: Do you think the socks are bright orange so they can't blame the kits for not being able to see each other on the pitch, Ala United all those years ago?

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A shot on target, just about, as Cardiff right-back Lee Peltier sidefooots one straight at Kepa from the edge of the box. A bit more urgency from the hosts though and it's got the crowd onside.

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So far Eden Hazard has posed for selfies with fans and been pictured with a young Chelsea supporter sat on his lap.

How Chelsea could do with their leading scorer on the pitch right now.

Hoof! We all know that David Luiz can spray a 50-yard ball like the best of them but when it goes wrong the centre-halves are made to look silly. Toni Rudiger looks for Willian over the top but the winger stops his run, so the defender just ends up lumping a 65-yard pass out for a goal kick.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Josh Murphy has looked good on the ball and he is looking to get at Chelsea as much as he can.

Lots and lots of Chelsea possession but it's dull, going nowhere really. Jorginho is booked for a trip on Josh Murphy as Cardiff look to counter at pace.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea get into the opposition half and it's quite slow and methodical and they are not sure what to do.

When they get into that final third they need to make that decisive pass. It's a bit too easy for Cardiff at the moment to sit in their shape and make things difficult.

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Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Gonzalo Higuain's first touch has been slightly off but I feel for any centre forward in this system because you don't see a lot of the ball, and when you do, you feel as if you haven't been able to play yourself into the game.

The two oil tankers try and turn to chase a ball forwards but the ball beats them both and Neil Etheridge can sweep it up in the Chelsea goal...

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

Gonzalo Higuain v Sean Morrison might be one of the slowest personal duels to have graced the Premier League. It will suit them both just fine that this match is being played at a walking pace.