Roles reversed here a little bit.

Norwich, with the lead, trying to take the sting out of things.

They've enjoyed 65% possession in this game and it's going to be a challenge for Millwall to get enough of the ball to get back in it.

Here we go.

Three changes for Millwall.

On-loan Leeds striker Jamie Shackleton on for Billy Mitchell, Andreas Voglsammer replaces Tyler Burey and record signing Zian Flemming comes on for the recently-booked George Honeyman.

George Honeyman in the book for Millwall.

Miscontrol is his downfall. The ball runs loose and, studs up, he connects with Max Aarons' foot. Yellow the correct call.

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65 mins

Norwich 1-0 Millwall

Josh Sargent takes a bit of a blow to the face in a collision with Ryan Leonard.

Seemed accidental, although there was a slight element of blocking off.

The Norwich goalscorer is fine to continue after grabbing a drink.

Just gone a bit flat the past five minutes after that trio of Josh Sargent chances to begin the second half.

Danel Sinani floats in a free-kick but it misses everyone and goes harmlessly out of play.

Still awaiting a change from either side - surely Millwall have to roll the dice soon?

Tom Bradshaw and record signing Zian Flemming are among their options on the bench.

Simon Lappin
Former Norwich midfielder on BBC Radio Norfolk

Just the desire from Josh Sargent is absolutely brilliant.

He really lifts the crowd. The goalkeeper is under no pressure and Norwich get a corner from it.

Almost a howler from Millwall keeper Bartosz Bialkowski.

He dithers on a clearance and Josh Sargent blocks it.

The Norwich goalscorer closes in on the ricochet and diverts it goalwards from an acute angle but the keeper had kept pace with him and touches it wide.

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Can Gary Rowett's men get back in this?

They win a corner - but the delivery bends out of play. Frustrating for the visitors. They have to make the most of such set-piece chances.

The Norwich players break free of the Millwall wall for Marcelino Nunez's free-kick, creating a gap, but he can't get the curl on his strike and it goes a couple of feet wide.

Confidence is flowing through those in yellow now.

A grounded Murray Wallace just jumps in the way of Josh Sargent's run 20 yards out and it's a blatant free-kick for Norwich.

Not sure how Wallace hasn't been booked there.

Josh Sargent should have a second.

He rises like a salmon to meet a deep corner but maybe rises just a bit too early.

As a result he decides to try to nod down to a team-mate rather than go for goal but it bounces off a Norwich leg and the chance is gone.

He could have tried a looping header there, surely.

Simon Lappin
Former Norwich midfielder on BBC Radio Norfolk

Absolutely wonderful goal. It all starts from Kieran Dowell picking the ball up and driving inside.

It's a great first touch out his feet. He puts his laces through the ball and the keeper can do nothing about it.

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Kenny McLean meets that corner with a lovely little flick between his own legs that goes goalwards but it hits a Norwich team-mate and Millwall hack it away.

Tim Krul was all over the place from the inswinging delivery but luckily for him it goes across goal and wide for a goal-kick.

Now, Max Aarons forces a Norwich corner at the other end.

This is more like it from both teams.

Already a step-up in urgency from the Canaries as Onel Hernandez surges to the by-line but his floated cross is well cleared.

Oh and then a fine run from Benik Afobe at the other end but the high ball to him just won't come down in time and Grant Hanley shepherds it away.

First Millwall corner of the game though.

Will that five clean sheets become six?

Norwich will hope not, and they get us under way in the second half.

No subs from either side at the break.

Millwall manager Gary Rowett has never lost a Championship meeting with Norwich City in seven previous games against them (W3 D4) with his sides keeping five clean sheets.

Right, I've partaken in a cherry flavoured carbonated drink and I'm ready to approach the second half with renewed vigour.

Let's hope some of the players have had an energy-replenishing beverage too.