Derby giving Fulham plenty to think about.

Festy Ebosele is well tackled by Jean-Michael Seri midway into the Fulham half but the ball breaks in behind for Tom Lawrence.

He gets there before Tim Ream and forces a good save out of Paulo Gazzaniga who also denies Jason Knight from coming in on the rebound.

Going by the mantra that if you don't buy a ticket you don't win the raffle, Charlie Austin has two shots in about six seconds.

The QPR striker sees his initial shot blocked and then does well to collect the rebound and turn sharply but fires his second one over the bar.

They're going end to end with plenty of energy in this one, but still no goals after nearly 35 minutes.

Stoke again hit the woodwork as Steven Fletcher thunders a header against the crossbar from six yards out!

Not too much doing in this one so far all told.

Kyle Naughton is booked for the visitors for a poor challenge on Callum Styles.

Fulham take an absolute age over a direct free-kick before eventually Neeskens Kebano takes it after a dummy from Harry Wilson.

It deflects off a Derby head off the top of the defensive wall and Kelle Roos has to quickly shift his weight low down to his right to keep the ball out with an outstretched right hand.

Cardiff are determined to break this first-half hoodoo.

Defender Aden Flint forces a good save from close range from Tigers goalkeeper Nathan Baxter.

Still no goals before the break for the Bluebirds this season.

Chances have been few and far between so far for Bournemouth, but Jaidon Anthony bursts down the left and works a shooting opportunity.

He sees his shot blocked from the corner while Gavin Kilkenny looks to be brought down in the box, but the referee waves claims away.

As Philip says, Cardiff are without a goal in the first half so far this season.

Will Vaulks takes things into his own hands, literally.

The midfielder hurls a long throw into the box that misses everyone and goes straight in.

Sadly this is football, so that doesn't count.

Philip Marsh
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

Cardiff City manager Steve Morison talked about making the Cardiff City Stadium a fortress in the build-up to tonight's game, but they won't do that by conceding from set-pieces.

To make matters worse for the Bluebirds, they are yet to score in the first half all season.

That being said, they have won their last two games despite trailing at half-time, but they are making it hard for themselves once again.

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Fulham cranking it up despite Derby looking a threat coming forward.

Jean-Michael Seri has a go from long range and it cannons back off the crossbar.

Kelle Roos was not stopping that.

The home side are denied by the crossbar!

Yoann Barbet flicks on Stefan Johansen's corner but it's just too high and the Terriers scramble it away.

Huge handball appeals from Bristol City as a low cross from the left balloons up on to the arm of Stoke centre-back Leo Ostigard.

Not given despite loud protests from the home side.

It went behind for a corner but nothing comes from it.

The Rams might be bottom of the pile and up against a seemingly non-stop Fulham, but they've created the best chance so far.

Tom Lawrence forces Paulo Gazzaniga to push his near-post effort around the post.

Curtis Davies set him up with a good driving run from halfway.

Huddersfield wing-back Ollie Turton goes close for a second time this evening with a shot from distance.

The former Blackpool man is yet to open his account for the Terriers since joining in the summer. Could tonight be the night?

Huddersfield forward Josh Koroma draws a decent save from QPR goalkeeper Seny Dieng.

The former Leyton Orient man had been booked for a poor challenge on Albert Adomah moments earlier.

The last time these two met was in the Championship play-off semi-finals.

How things have changed for the hosts since then.

Barnsley have swapped manager twice since those May meetings and the lowly Tykes are in desperate need of a win this evening in their first game under the management of Poya Asbaghi.