We will have three extra minutes.

Cardiff try a clever corner routine.

A for effort, F for execution.

End result is a Reading break.

Callum Robinson's shot is blocked for a corner.

Cardiff look good on the counter-attack.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

Paul Ince will know about Cardiff's lack of goals in the league, Cardiff have only scored 12 at home, it is a problem but you can't miss the opportunities they've had in this first half,

The more you see that tackle, the luckier Mark McGuinness seems to still be on the pitch.

Mark McGuinness is shown a yellow card for a less than sensible challenge.

He's a lucky boy. Studs first, shin high, you've seen red cards given for that.

Amadou Mbenge felt the full force of it.

A let-off for the Royals.

Amadou Mbenge gives the ball away and Kion Etete runs into space, but his cross just evades Callum Robinson.

Jason's middle name is Optimistic.

Jason Optimistic Perry.

Jason Perry
Former Cardiff defender on BBC Radio Wales

It's not been a boring goalless first half, Cardiff have started very well, very brightly, got plenty of crosses in, been unfortunate at the end of those crosses.

In regards to how they're playing, I think this a good performance but they've just got to turn this performance into goals!

Think both bosses will be relatively content.

Cardiff have looked a lot better, albeit with their usual attacking issues, while Reading have shown plenty of resolve.

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Jason Perry
Former Cardiff defender on BBC Radio Wales

The technique is like the Gareth Bale/Cristiano Ronaldo when he just goes across ball, halfway on the ball so it goes over the wall; that was a tall wall by the way! It is technically perfect.

Wow! Perry Ng nearly does it again.

His freekick hits the side-netting and some Cardiff fans thought that was in.

Some good possession for the visitors, their best spell.

But Cardiff break and Kion Etete wins a freekick and Scott Dann is the first player into the book.

A chance for the visitors as Andy Carroll is about to get a header in, but Tom McIntyre got there first and headed wide.

Sure he'd have left it if he'd have known Carroll was behind him.

Callum O'Dowda needs some treatment but thankfully for Cardiff he's ok.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

Cardiff have been organised at the back throughout the season to be fair. They've lost 16 games and seven of them by a goal so they haven't been too far ioff,

This season they have only once scored more than one goal in a game at the Cardiff City Stadium and that's why they are in the situation they are in.

Huge chance!

Ryan Wintle's freekick is whipped in, a Reading head gets a little flick and Sory Kaba is on his own at the back post, but he heads over the bar.

That was a really good chance.

Cardiff, it is fair to say, are less than clinical in front of goal.

Fabulous wing wizardry from Jaden Philogene, with Reading just scrambling clear his cross.

He completely bamboozled Tom McIntyre.

Kion Etete gets some space, but Joe Lumley saves well at his near post.

Good goalkeeping.

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Cardiff are on a historically bad winless run at home, so they will be encouraged by their start.

Cardiff are without a win at home in the league in each of their last eight games (D3 L5), only between March and October 1981 have they had a longer such run in the second tier (nine games).