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The Bees work a fine passing move, and then Tariqe Fosu calls Fulham keeper Marek Rodak into action with a fierce shot, which he paws behind at his near post.

Centre-back Tim Ream heads away the corner.

The usual cry of 'Reeeeeeeaaaaaaam' from the home fans is absent.

We’re under way at the Den as Millwall will be looking to do a league double over Derby for the second consecutive season, while the Rams will be hoping to end a hoodoo of no wins their last 13 away tips to London.

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As soon as the action restarts, it stops again.

Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic goes down after a clash of heads with Ethan Pinnock.

The Serbia international, who has a lot more hair than usual after lockdown, is fine to continue.

Brentford threaten as Ollie Watkins puts a dangerous ball right across the Fulham goal.

But Tariqe Fosu can't get near it.

That is the last action before the players take a drinks break.

These two clubs both like to play the ball around and command possession.

But Fulham have had the better openings, hitting the bar through Bobby Decordova-Reid and seeing Anthony Knockaert send a shot wide.

Brentford have come back into the game and Mathias Jensen and Josh Dasilva have been busy ferreting around in midfield.

But Fulham get back in numbers and snuff out the threat of danger before the Bees can get the passes flowing in the final third.

Brentford come back the other end and Said Benrahma works a shooting opportunity, but his shot is blocked inside the box.

The Algerian is claiming his effort hit a hand, but the officials aren't interested.

It would have been a very harsh call on the Whites.

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Millwall make just one change to the side who beat Nottingham Forest in their final pre-lockdown game, with Ryan Leonard coming in.

Millwall XI: Bialkowski, Romeo, M Wallace, Hutchinson, Cooper, Molumby, J Wallace, Woods, Ferguson, Smith, Leonard.

Subs: Steele (GK), Brown, Mahoney, Mitchell, Skalak, Williams, Bradshaw, Bodvarsson.

Derby make three changes, including recalls for Tom Lawrence and captain Wayne Rooney.

Derby XI: Hamer, Bogle, Forsyth, Wisdom, Clarke, Rooney, Holmes, Bird, Sibley, Lawrence, Waghorn.

Subs: Roos (GK), Davis, Evans, Lowe, Knight, Shinnie, Jozefzoon, Martin, Whittaker.

Fulham are enjoying more of the ball now and carve out a good couple of openings.

First Bobby Decordova-Reid is found in the box by Harrison Reed and cracks a shot back off the angle of post and bar.

Then the ball comes back to Anthony Knockaert, who curls a shot narrowly wide of goal from outside the box.

There's a collision between Bees keeper David Raya and Fulham's Anthony Knockaert as the Frenchman chases a ball forward.

Luckily it isn't too heavy and both players get back to their feet quickly.

Chances at both ends in the opening exchanges at the Riverside where it took until about three minutes in before the "crowd noise" was turned on inside the stadium.

Rudy Gestede tries to head a George Friend cross on target but can't quite direct it towards goal for Boro's first half chance.

Swansea then go even closer as the post denies Aldo Kalulu the opening goal.

He takes advantage of Friend's slip, tries to chip the keeper, but it bounces away off the post.

A first proper chance!

Neeskens Kebano swings in a cross from the Fulham left and Aleksandar Mitrovic rises to meet it.

The Serbian gets up ahead of Ethan Pinnock and heads on target, but visiting keeper David Raya saves.

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A first bit of work for both goalkeepers.

Bees keeper David Raya easily gathers a cross from Bobby Decordova-Reid.

At the other end, Jay Silva slips as he shoots from 25 yards out, and Fulham keeper Marek Rodak is down to his right to gather just inside the post.

There's a decent tempo to this game so far.

Fulham have started to get on the ball, with defenders Tim Ream and Michael Hector keeping possession while trying to probe for weakness in the away side.

But the Bees are organised and pressing well in the early stages.

Brentford start the game with a spell of possession in the Fulham half, but cannot force an opening as the home defence marshalls them well.

Crowd noise is coming over the TV feed to give the semblance of life in the empty stands, and it does take some getting used to.

And we're also under way at The Riverside.

Boro looking for another key win to move themselves further away from the bottom three while Swansea know they need a strong start to maintain their faint play-off hopes.

Here we go.

Ninty-nine days after they were supposed to face each other, Fulham and Brentford are under way at Craven Cottage.

The visitors, in their change blue trip, start the game after all the players take a knee for Black Lives Matter.

The hosts are looking to cut the six-point gap to the automatic promotion places, while the Bees will move a point behind the Whites if they win.

James Linington is the man in the middle for this one.

Middlesbrough and Swansea are also getting started at the Riverside Stadium.

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