Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

If the atmosphere was flat in the first half, it's livened up in this second half - mainly because of a sense of injustice among the Cardiff fans.

They felt there was a foul on striker Kion Etete at the start of the move which led to Juninho Bacuna's goal for Birmingham just before the break.

Replays suggest they might have reason to feel aggrieved.

Callum O'Hare has just given warning of his talents in the Coventry midfield, striking Milan van Ewjik's centre first-time and clipping the crossbar.

Beauty of a strike on the run. After a nice move from the Sky Blues down the right with Van Ewjik rolled into space by Tatsuhiro Sakamoto.

We are back under way in those five earlier kick-offs.

Are we going to see a seismic upset at the King Power Stadium where strugglers Millwall lead second-placed Leicester City?

Erm, maybe not...

Interestingly animated dialogue between Sam Greenwood and Emmanuel Latte Lath for Middlesbrough as they walk off the pitch.

I wonder if that chance just before the break divided their opinions somewhat... looked like neither player was conceding on their opinions.

One goal in this from Emmanuel Latte Lath for Middlesbrough, who just about deserve the lead.

Hull City have shown signs and glimpses of their talents, but haven't tested Seny Dieng enough really.

Still anyone's game, but advantage Boro, obviously.

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Middlesbrough roar forward through Sam Greenwood who takes the ball right to the Hull box, and then finds Emmanuel Latte Lath, but from an increasingly wide position his shot is a tame scuff at Ryan Allsop.

Disappointing first-time effort, when he had chances to take a touch.

Still playing of course at the Riverside, where it was a 20:00 GMT kick-off.

Nice footwork on the edge of the Middlesbrough box from Hull defender Cyrus Christie sees him release Regan Slater with a reverse pass to the right.

However, the cut-back is easily snaffled by Boro's defence.

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Teenager Bailey Cadamarteri has Sheffield Wednesday level at the break, and actually got a bloodied nose for his efforts.

He threw himself at a flicked header in the box to make it 1-1 after Borja Sainz gave Norwich the early lead.

It remains scoreless at Loftus Road, with the 10-men of Plymouth holding QPR.

The visitors, who are yet to win away form home this season in the league, have been a man down since Dan Scarr was shown a red card for a high challenge after 25 minutes.

That late Juninho Bacuna goal has changed the complexion of the game a bit for Birmingham, as it gave Wayne Rooney's side a welcome lead just before the break.

Cardiff had enjoyed some excellent chances, notably through defender Dimitrios Goutas' heading.

But it's the Blues rather than the Bluebirds who are crowing at the break.

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Millwall have high-flying Leicester City rattled at home.

Tom Bradshaw's early goal is the difference, as the lowly Londoners lead a Foxes side that need a win to return to the top of the table.

Pensive first 40.

Southampton had some early chances through Adam Armstrong which saw Bobby Thomas block and Ellis Simms clear off the line.

Coventry then came close through Jamie Allen.

Jacob Greaves made a superb block tackle to snare the ball with Middlesbrough looming with Isaiah Jones.

He then loses it, but Lukas Engel's cross from the left rattles into the thigh of Cyrus Christie and is away.

Boro get a sighter from Sam Greenwood, but his curling effort from the edge of the box sweeps wide of the Hull posts.

That bright Plymouth start will feel a long time ago for the visitors.

Since going a man down, they have been under the pump.

Conor Hazard has been called on to make a few saves, while a cross from Chris Willock looking for Charlie Kelman clips the post.

Coventry so close to opening the scoring in a tight old game.

Southampton breathe a sigh of relief as Jamie Allen just puts his effort wide of the target.