Conor Hourihane looked to have twisted his ankle a few moments ago, sliding under no contact. But he's up and running. Should be OK.

Sam Baldock again tries to make something happen for Reading as he gets onto Garath McCleary's ball before flicking an effort at goal but Mark Howard does well to save with his foot.

Andy Townsend
Ex-Aston Villa midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Aston Villa have been a little tepid so far as an attacking force but neither goalkeeper has had to put his gloves on anything really.

Tranmere skipper David Perkins is fed the ball on the right and there's space to put a cross in. He doesn't and the chance is wasted.

Jonathan Kodjia, who has looked very lively so far, ends up smashing the ball over the bar from a tight angle on the left side of the box after a neat build-up by Villa.

He should have hit the target there!

Anthony Knockaert is shown a yellow for a rash challenge on Neil Taylor. Fulham have had more of the ball but no real chances as yet.

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It is attack after attack from Southampton but their final ball has been disappointing and another promising build up falls flat as Jake Vokins' lofted cross goes over the head of all his team-mates.

A corner is defended well by Oxford United and they look to break forward with pace. It's swiftly switched to the left and back over to the right but when the cross comes in, it hits a defender's back and lands safely into the hands of keeper Mitchell Beeney.

Any early chances to bring you from Griffin Park?

Nope.

Andy Townsend
Ex-Aston Villa midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

The two players that can hurt you the most when you're playing with central defenders like Fulham are the opposing full-backs. So El Mohamady and Taylor are the two players that should have a bit of room whenever Villa are in possession to venture forward.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Final Score

Tranmere have been trying to play out from the back. Don't get caught out in poor areas of the pitch if you're going to do that, but they have. Nathaniel Chalobah has spent a lot of time out injured and runs straight to the dugout (after scoring Watford's second goal). This could be a long afternoon for Tranmere.

Nathaniel Chalobah curls a ball into the box and Andre Gray goes to the ground. He's appealing for a penalty but it's hard to see on first viewing.

Was he pulled back there? The referee doesn't think so.

First chance for Brighton - left-back Gaetan Bong sees a header pushed over by Cameron Dawson following a Steven Alzate cross.

Cardiff are trying to respond to that early Carlisle goal, winning a couple of corners in quick succession but they both come to nothing.

Ahhh - Preston should be level! A lovely ball in by Joe Rafferty finds big man Jayden Stockley at the far post, he meets it well but heads into the side netting.

Big chance.

Henri Lansbury puts the defence under pressure and keeper Marek Rodak ends up having to hoof it out for a throw-in.

Good defending from Peter Kioso, who gets a foot in just inside the box to kill an Oxford attack.

Hartlepool are holding on well and moving the ball around nicely so far.

Southampton have had 76% possession in these early stages but are yet to create any real chances yet.

The hosts did have an opportunity with a free kick but James Ward-Prowse's delivery was comfortably caught by Joel Coleman.

Rochdale goalscorer Aaron Wilbraham speaking to Match of the Day: "We knew we weren’t at our best in the first half but we got round the dressing room at half-time and we luckily had the chances in the second half.

"I'm just happy to be involved. The second half went so quick. I could’ve played for another hour! It was a great feeling to score the goal.

"I went to Newcastle with Bristol City and had a good game so i'll be looking to do the same again."