Goalless at the break but Luton will happy with how they've performed, playing some delightful football in that first half.

Cardiff win a corner but can they force a late first half goal two minutes before the break?

The answer is no. Will Vaulks sends it into the Preston box and Sean Morrison gets a head to it, but it sails over the bar.

Luton are really playing some good football.

This time Elliot Lee and Dan Potts link up well again, Potts puts in a dangerous cross but Swansea keeper Freddie Woodman gathers it ahead of James Collins.

Into the last 10 minutes of the first half at The Valley and Charlton force another save out of QPR keeper Liam Kelly.

Macauley Bonne with a decent shot on target from Albie Morgan's ball in, but Kelly makes the save from a tight angle.

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BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

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Luton started strongest here but you get the impression Swansea are just starting to gain a foothold in this game.

The hosts are keeping possession for longer periods and playmakers Matt Grimes and Conor Gallagher are seeing more of the ball.

Big Preston chance to take the lead as we begin the approach to half-time in this 12:30 BST kick-off.

Tom Barkhuizen links up with Jayden Stockley again with the former delivering a fine cross to the latter, but Sean Morrison beats him in the air to clear the danger for Cardiff.

Derby force a good reflex save out of Reading goalkeeper Rafael after a decent move forward ends with a better effort this time from Tom Lawrence.

Rafael down well and smartly to make the low stop.

Good start from the away side - Jed Wallace feeds the balls to Shane Ferguson who plays in Mason Bennett but his shot is blocked.

Under way at Pride Park where play-off chasers Derby are looking for another win to keep themselves in the mix for the top six.

Tom Lawrence fancies his chances to score a speccy early doors from a corner. But he lashes an effort well wide of goal.

Scott Sinclair is looking dangerous in possession every time he makes a run into the Cardiff box this afternoon.

His latest run past the 18-yard line sees Cardiff scramble about three defenders to try and dispossess him.

In the end they win the ball back, but he's certainly made his mark in this half.

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Time for a drinks break at The Valley midway through the first half, where by all accounts it's actually quite chilly in south east London this lunchtime.

Charlton making the stronger start between these two but just the one goal in it still.

Superb stuff from Luton centre-back Cameron Carter-Vickers.

First he heads away Andre Ayew's cross before racing to the edge of the box to throw himself in the way of Jay Fulton's shot.

You could call that some proper old fashioned defending.

We have another tranche of matches getting started as the day of fun continues.

Barnsley v Millwall and Derby v Reading kicking off means we now have five active games under way.

Junior Hoilett has just whacked a low shot for Cardiff from outside the Preston box as he looks to get the Bluebirds a foothold in this game.

However his effort sails well wide of the mark.

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There's just the one Premier League game today - a derby between struggling Aston Villa and Champions League chasers Wolves.

It's goalless after about half an hour - follow live text coverage here.

Charlton, buoyed by that early Darren Pratley goal, go close again soon after to doubling their lead.

Former Hoops loanee Tomer Hemed has a shot on the edge of the box blocked by the visiting defence.

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Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

Both sides need to use the ball better. There is very little rhythm.

The drinks break comes at a welcome time.

Great counter attack from Luton - Harry Cornick breaks down the right, he cuts it into the box well but he fires it over from a tight angle.

A bright start from Nathan Jones' men, but no goals yet.

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The tempo of this match has calmed down somewhat since a pretty entertaining opening 20 minutes or so.

In this battle of two teams vying for a play-off spot, Preston will be most encouraged with their useful start.

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BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Fake crowd noise at games will take some getting used to.

There's something ghostly, haunting about the constant murmur coming from the Liberty Stadium sound system.