Big chance again for Coventry and Maxime Biamou.

Ryan Giles puts in an excellent ball for Biamou but he's put his header just wide.

He should be scoring that!

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Decent chance for Coventry - Ben Sheaf plays a nice ball over the top, it's nodded down by Tyler Walker but Maxime Biamou fires it over the bar.

The Rams pushing now.

Tom Lawrence has two goes at it but Jack Walton does well on both occasions to keep the game goalless.

It's been a fairly even first quarter at Ewood Park, with not too many chances to report.

R's right-back Todd Kane has picked up a booking for a foul on the returning Adam Armstrong.

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Derby are in desperate need of a first home win of the season today.

They've probably just about shaded it but Michal Helik's block from Wayne Rooney's shot is as close as they've come.

Nottingham Forest carve out their first chance of the game.

Guerrero with a ball over the top for Lyle Taylor who runs onto it and gets into the box, he gets a shot off but Wycombe keeper Ryan Allsop denies him.

Few minutes after Sammy Ameobi also goes close for Forest but his powerful drive deflects narrowly wide.

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Norwich are still largely on top against Swansea.

Emi Buendia has had a couple of efforts from free-kicks, but not been able to test visiting keeper Freddie Woodman thus far.

Nice stuff from Watford as Ismaila Sarr whips in a good cross, it misses Andre Gray but Tom Cleverley meets it at the far post but he puts it over the bar.

It was a difficult chance.

Elias Kachunga had a good early chance for the hosts but it's generally been a pretty quiet opening few minutes.

Wednesday could move out of the relegation zone with a win today after having their 12-point deduction cut to six earlier this week.

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The visitors have the first opening of the game at Huddersfield.

Harry Cornick cuts in from the right-hand touchline before seeing his left-footed effort from 20 yards out saved by Terriers keeper Ben Hamer.

Huddersfield have lost three of their past four, but have scored in their last eight games.

First opportunity of the game from Wycombe as Daryl Horgan has a go from distance but it goes wide.

Good start from the Chairboys.

Chances at both ends in the opening exchanges at Pride Park.

First David Marshall denies Barnsley midfielder Dominik Frieser at his near post and then Tykes defender Michal Helik does brilliantly to get back and deny Wayne Rooney a tap in.

Positive start from the home side but Coventry have a free-kick in a good position but Ben Sheaf hits it straight into the wall.

Andre Gray makes his first start of the season for Watford while the Sky Blues are without skipper and top scorer Matt Godden.

So, big opportunity for Tyler Walker who comes in for him.

Early chance for the Canaries, and it's a good block which denies the hosts the opener.

Max Aarons gets in behind the Swans on the right and pulls a cross back for Przemyslaw Placheta.

But his shot is blocked by Connor Roberts. That one was heading in otherwise.

Blackburn boss Tony Mowbray clearly wasn't happy with their 0-0 draw at home against Middlesbrough in midweek.

That was a third straight game without a win and he's made six changes for the visit of QPR.

Striker Adam Armstrong, who has been involved in 56% of Rovers' league goals this season - scoring nine and assisting another, is back for this one.

Thomas Kaminski replaces Aynsley Pears in goal.

Ten games are getting under way in the Championship.

It's fourth versus third at Carrow Road.

Victory could take either side into the top two.

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Blackburn, the division's top scorers with 18 from 10 games, will be looking to turn their efficiency in front of goal into points as they host QPR, who have won their past two matches.

Midtable Huddersfield host a Luton side who have already won in Yorkshire three times this season.

Preston, fresh from a 3-0 win at league leaders Reading, visit Rotherham looking to continue their excellent away form.

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Sheffield Wednesday's midweek was pretty successful.

They picked up just a second home win this year with a 1-0 win over Bournemouth on Tuesday and on Wednesday saw the 12-point deduction halved to six.

That means that a victory today could be enough to lift them out of the relegation zone for the first time this season.

They host a Millwall side who started well but have failed to score in their past two games.