Feel like Leeds are just starting to find their rhythm, but again Ryan Allsop has formed a formidable barrier.

For Leeds, Crysencio Summerville is busy, bombing around trying to pinch the ball and thread things together.

However, Hull's Jean Michael Seri and Regan Slater are equally spirited in their efforts to break things up in reply.

West Brom so close to restoring their lead. First John Swift's cross caused mayhem in the area, just needing a touch, and seconds later Brandon Thomas-Asante's rising strike was tipped over by Daniel Bachmann.

Sunderland pinch the ball outside their box as Blackburn lost control and Jack Clarke drives forward to the edge of the box.

His ball finds Mason Burstow, but his low shot is easily claimed by Aynsley Pears.

You hate to see the conditions having an influence on proceedings but Millwall have been forced into a change after Kevin Nisbet slipped on the slick surface at the Den and fell awkwardly.

Duncan Watmore is the new man off the bench.

There have been no goals since the 23rd minute... the fans will be asking for a refund at this rate.

It's not for a lack of effort though with both teams wrestling to seize the initiative early in the second half.

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Lewis Travis has a dig from distance, it's travelling but Anthony Patterson takes to the air to palm it away for Sunderland.

Blackburn have them rocking.

Then, the set-piece comes in and is almost bundled in at the back-post.

Sunderland's free-kick from Alex Pritchard is headed behind - the visitors wanted a corner but didn't get one.

Leeds smash a couple of shots on goal which forces Hull into some desperate blocks.

Crysencio Summerville unable to get the ball beyond some diving defenders.

Hull guarding their net with desperation.

Sunderland's numbers are a waste of space, white on luminous yellow. Pointless in fact unless you're two yards away.

Blackburn want a penalty, a tumble in the box. No decision going their way.

Rovers making the early running.

Back underway at the Den where Rotherham have made a double change.

Sam Nombe and Sam Clucas have been withdrawn at the break with Andre Green and Hakeem Odoffin replacing them.

Will that inspire a comeback? Possibly so. Fred Onyedinma has the ball in the net for the visitors within moments but the flag is up for offside. A lovely curling finish inside the post too, but he had strayed offside in the build-up.

Teams are starting to troop back out around the Championship, those on the tea and orange segments in the dressing rooms at Carrow Road excepted.

I'm sure we expect the same rollercoaster ride we had in the first part of the live...

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Kelechi Iheanacho's penalty just before the break has given the visitors the lead.

Leicester have an eighth win in nine games in their sights with Stephy Mavididi causing havoc and the Norwich defenders already in trouble, with two centre backs already in the book.

Big 45 minutes to come if Norwich are going to maintain their perfect home start.

Ben Gibson and Ashley Barnes have followed Norwich teammate Shane Duffy into the book.

Three Canaries yellows in the space of four minutes - Barnes talked his way into the book.

Will that come back to haunt the hosts later on?

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Shane Duffy has produced a good block to deny Stephy Mavididi the opener for the Foxes on the break, but has gone into the book soon after.

End-to-end stuff at Carrow Road. Still the best part of 15 minutes remain in the first half, of course.

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Half-times around the Championship around the 19:45 BST kick-offs.

It's been a lively first 45 in most of our games, even the goalless ones.

Norwich and Leicester are behind in terms of time as they didn't kick off til 20:00 BST.

Tyrese Campbell very close to turning the ball home at the back end of the first half, great ball in from the left, got in before the keeper but it's wide.

Good chance Stoke there.

A quiet, low-key first half is at an end...

Watford led, trailed then drew level... all in a crazy 20-minute spell early in the clash at Vicarage Road.

If the second half is anything like the first we're in for a treat.

It really should be 2-0 at half-time as Zian Flemming has planted a close range header the wrong side of the post from Brooke Norton-Cuffey's cross after good work down the right.

The whistle sounds and the players can at least take some shelter from the elements for 15 minutes.

Jon Rowe has blazed over the bar for Norwich after Ashley Barnes had played Gabriel Sara's pass from a corner into his path.