Alan Browne sends a delivery into the Norwich box as Preston put the hosts under pressure.

His cross meets Brad Potts but he heads wide of the mark.

Best chance of second-half and it's Swansea who are forcing the issue.

Swans centre-back Harry Darling decides it's the right time to have a crack from a fair way out and catches it nicely, prompting Viktor Johansson to paw it over.

John Pearson
Former Sheffield Wednesday forward on BBC Radio Sheffield

That was a tough chance. The goalkeeper leaves it and it hits the outside of the post.

Another couple of inches and it could have been a goal, the best moment of the game.

Wednesday hit the frame of the goal, from George Byers' cross-shot.

It's a chance, and we'll take it.

It was a pretty drab first half between these two teams but can Norwich take an early lead against Preston in the second half?

Onel Hernandez and Dimitris Giannoulis link up and eventually send a cross into the box which is well collected by North End keeper Freddie Woodman.

Here we go then.

Everyone has been corralled out of the dressing room warmth, no doubt in different levels of enthusiasm, and back out onto the paddock.

So whether it's turning round the toil in Stoke or keeping up the momentum down at the 'Loft, we've another 45 minutes to get stuck into here.

Cédric Anselin
Former Norwich City midfielder on BBC Radio Norfolk

The only hiccup for Norwich City is that they have not been good enough in the final third, especially against the low block of Preston.

Defensively Norwich have been solid, but because Preston are playing so deep, when they win the ball they are so far away from goal.

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The Robins were all over the Terriers early on, but could not let their dominance count.

David Kasumu set up Delano Burgzorg to open the scoring against the run of play.

Since the goal Huddersfield looked better and had further half-chances.

All change right at the death in this one.

Two long range drives in two minutes from Liam Delap were Hull's main threats.

Chris Willock changed things just before the interval though, picking out the top corner to give the Hoops the half-time advantage.

Just the two shots on target in south Wales, both coming for the visitors.

Not a whole lot in this one though - things can only get better (more entertaining, anyway).

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Daniel Ayala has been around the block, knows the game of football and is an experienced figure. So getting himself sent off for Rotherham when they need all the help they can get is hardly becoming a player of his stature.

He won't like to hear it, but it's been a catalyst for Swansea who took advantage of the Millers' short-handedness before half-time thanks to a Charlie Patino goal.

Two interim bosses, one far happier than the other in the shape of Alan Sheehan.

A goalless first half.

Plenty of attacking action from Watford but nothing to show for it.

Plenty of possession from Southampton but they don't have anything to show for that, either.

High-fliers Ipswich are keeping their pursuit of Leicester up with their first-half performance at Middlesbrough.

The goal itself came from Conor Chaplin and a helpful deflection off Matt Clarke.

Boro have had a few chances of their own, but in the battle of the old Man United coach buddies - it's Carrick 0-1 McKenna.

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Stephy Mavididi's penalty separates these two sides at half-time.

Leicester lead and haven't been put under much pressure by Plymouth so far.

All over for the first half at Carrow Road.

Not a great deal to say, as is the case in many of our 15:00 GMT Championship kick-offs.

An edgy first 45, will it be the same when we return?