Joe Ralls fires wide as Blackburn continue to hold onto their one-goal advantage against Cardiff.

That comes after Jan-Paul van Hecke was deployed to block Will Vaulks' effort.

Meanwhile, Lewis Travis goes into the book for Blackburn for a foul on the edge of the box.

One change at the break for Bournemouth sees striker Jamal Lowe come on for Jaidon Anthony, who had a bright start to the game.

Scott Parker's side need to get the next goal if they want to get a result from Kenilworth Road.

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Just down the road in south Wales, we're back under way at Rodney Parade, too.

We are back under way at the Cardiff City Stadium.

A big 45 minutes for both sides.

As it stands Blackburn move up to second level on points with leaders Bournemouth.

Still plenty of time for things to change in the second half though before Fulham host Bristol City at 15:00 GMT

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There is no doubt that Fulham and Blackburn will be licking their lips at seeing Championship leaders Bournemouth two goals behind at Luton.

Allan Campbell's first goal for the Hatters added to a Lloyd Kelly own goal.

It could have been three, but a tight offside call ruled out Cameron Jerome's strike.

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Newport have a two-goal lead at the break and Dom Telford bags his 18th goal of the season.

Plenty for Harrogate to think about when these two teams return.

Joe Rothwell's goal separates these two sides as Blackburn lead at the break.

But it's not all over for Cardiff, who have kept the pressure on ever since Rovers took the lead.

Cody Drameh goes into the book on his Cardiff City debut, just before the break.

It comes as he puts in a late challenge on Blackburn's Scott Wharton.

Meanwhile, Jan-Paul van Hecke also sees yellow for a foul on Mark Harris.

Cardiff aren't sitting back and they're continuing to pressure Blackburn in pursuit of an equaliser before the break.

Perry Ng tries his luck from the edge of the box but Rovers keeper Thomas Kaminski makes a save to his left.

The Championship leaders can consider themselves lucky not to be two behind.

A goal was given and Luton's Cameron Jerome was away and celebrating, but the offside flag came late.

That took a long time for a decision to be made and the Hatters fans are not happy.

Michael Pearlman
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

I'm on record as stating my hatred of football without fans, with this thankfully the last weekend in Wales without supporters.

However, a lack of fans does allow you to hear everything the players and management are saying and so far, decibel for decibel, you'd have to say Tony Mowbray is the dominant force here at the Cardiff City Stadium.

He's screaming instructions to his players relentlessly and it is Joe Rothwell who is most often the object of his boss' booming demands.

Steve Morison is very quiet, on the other hand.

Half an hour gone at an empty Cardiff City Stadium and, even if fans were allowed into grounds in Wales at the minute, there's not much for the Cardiff supporters to cheer about.

Blackburn are holding on to their lead as it stands.

A fantastic opportunity for Emiliano Marcondes to add to his three goals from last week.

The Dane has gone close with a free-kick after a foul on Jaidon Anthony.

His energy is important in midfield for the Cherries with Philip Billing and Robbie Brady both out after picking up knocks in training.

Will Vaulks tries valiantly to get Cardiff back into this game and he unleashes a vollied effort against the Blackburn goal.

It comes after Cardiff see a corner headed away, but his effort is blocked by Lewis Travis.

There has been a good reaction from the Luton players after a strong start from the visitors.

Kal Naismith has been involved in two chances, first flicking on the ball for Reece Burke to have a go with a header, before his own shot was saved by Bournemouth keeper Mark Travers.