Not long to go until we resume.

Looked like Forest sub goalkeeper Jordan Smith was going through a fairly active warm-up.

He could be about to replace Brice Samba who picked up a knock in the build-up to Watford's goal.

And there was also one match that kicked-off at 13:00 GMT in League Two.

Exeter City already into a healthy lead against Leyton Orient.

Later, leaders Cheltenham Town are at home to Port Vale while second-placed Cambridge United host Walsall.

• Exeter City 2-0 Leyton Orient (latest score)
• Barrow v Mansfield Town
• Bradford City v Bolton Wanderers
• Cambridge United v Walsall
• Cheltenham Town v Port Vale
• Colchester United v Newport County
• Grimsby Town v Forest Green Rovers
• Morecambe v Carlisle United
• Oldham Athletic v Southend United
• Salford City v Scunthorpe United
• Stevenage v Harrogate Town
• Tranmere Rovers v Crawley Town

As mentioned, already one match under way in League One with Gillingham leading Ipswich in new boss Paul Cook's first game in charge.

Later on, leaders Peterborough travel to relegation-threatened Burton.

Bottom-of-the-table Wigan host MK Dons.

• Gillingham 1-0 Ipswich Town (latest score)
• Accrington Stanley v Swindon Town
• Blackpool v AFC Wimbledon
• Burton Albion v Peterborough United
• Doncaster Rovers v Plymouth Argyle
• Hull City v Bristol Rovers
• Lincoln City v Crewe Alexandra
• Northampton Town v Portsmouth
• Oxford United v Charlton Athletic
• Shrewsbury Town v Fleetwood Town
• Sunderland v Rochdale
• Wigan Athletic v Milton Keynes Dons

Nine more Championship fixtures on the way later.

Leaders Norwich host Luton while fourth-placed Swansea City host Middlesbrough.

• Barnsley v Birmingham City
• Bristol City v QPR
• Coventry City v Derby County
• Millwall v Blackburn Rovers
• Norwich City v Luton Town
• Preston v Bournemouth
• Reading v Sheffield Wednesday
• Stoke City v Wycombe Wanderers
• Swansea City v Middlesbrough

Don't forget, there's still plenty more action on the way after we're done at Vicarage Road, time to give you a bit of a preview....

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Forest's corner sadly failed to find a red shirt as Daniel Bachmann punched it clear.

So it's Adam Mesina's strike midway through the first half that separates these two teams at the break.

We have two other games going on at the moment, one in League One and the other in League Two.

In League One, Paul Cook's first game in the dugout as Ipswich Town boss could not have got off to a worse start as they trail at Gillingham courtesy of Jack Turner's strike.

In League Two, Exeter could not have started better against Jobi McAnuff's Leyton Orient. A measured finish from Joel Randall and Matt Jay's strike, which was fumbled in by the O's keeper, sees the Grecians lead 2-0.

Still time for Forest to take a corner in these closing seconds of the first half...

Into two minutes of injury time as Joao Pedro is booked for Watford for blocking James Garner's attempts to get clear.

Final ball justnot quite there for both sides as they try and thread it behind the defences.

Watford well organised at the back with numbers behind the ball as Cyrus Christie looked for a way to play Filip Krovinovic in.

Bit of a wasted corner for Watford in the end after a lot of messing around by Anthony Knockaert, who seemed reluctant to get 10 yards away from the taker.

Eventually resolved itself and came to nothing. Meawhile, Luke Freeman just strays a bit too far forward in his bid to beat Watford's offside trap at the other end.

Watford desperately appealing for handball as Joe Worrall has to slide across and block Ismaila Sarr's cross.

Just a corner for the hosts despite the protests.

Daniel Bachmann in Watford's goal has had a very quiet afternoon so far.

The first action of note for him is to gather a stray cross from the left by Gaetan Bong.

Forest still searching for a bit of cohesion coming forward.

Forest with a half-sight of goal as Filip Krovinovic tries his luck from outside the area on his left.

Just bounces back off the turf a bit more than he expected and goes high and wide into the stand behind.

Joao Pedro peels away from his man to find space for a half-volley from a neatly-taken short corner.

Can't keep his right-foot effort under the bar though but Watford continuing to look threatening for more goals.

Jason Mills: Instead of Murray, Forest should have tried to sign Woods and Tyrese Campbell from Stoke. Front two of trees and woods for Forest!!

Geoff Naylor: Forest have been underperforming for years and Hughton's side displays the typical characteristics of beating the best away and then losing at home to the relegation candidates.

Ken Sema protests for a corner for Watford but Jon Moss awards a goal kick.

It was pretty clear to see on the replay that he knocked the ball out of play over the rest of the byline!

At the other end, Cyrus Christie sends a dangerous cross in from the right across the six-yard box, but Glenn Murray is nowhere to be seen in the middle for Forest.

Brice Samba back on his feet and ready for the restart after he took a knock in the melee during that opening goal.

Jon Moss comes over to have a word with Gaetan Bong after he wrestles Ismaila Sarr to the ground.

Tough few minutes for the former Brighton full-back.

Watford win a corner after Ismaila Sarr's attempted header skews wide.

The hosts looking threatening now on the break and Kiko Femenia certainly finding space wide out on the right.

But his attempt at a long-ranger as the corner is half-cleared goes well wide of Brice Samba's goal.