Chance for Stoke as the first half draws to a close at Preston.

Bae Jun-Ho makes a run from halfway to the edge of the North End box and unleashes a shot which is well held by Preston keeper Freddie Woodman.

Kevin Gallacher
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

With the amount of chances Plymouth have had, it's only a matter of time before one goes in.

You can see why Bali Mumba is in the side. He's quick, he's fast. He's like a winger that can do the 100m in nine seconds.

Chants of 'Olé' from the home fans as Rangers pass the ball around.

Middlesbrough nearly silence those voices, Riley McGree volleys just over on the break.

A goal, giving the bird to opposing fans and a yellow card.

It's been an eventful half for Jamie Vardy. No signs whatsoever of the fire going out in the 37-year-old's belly.

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Blackburn will be relatively happy with their performance against Plymouth so far.

Argyle are being pegged back but make a run into the Rovers box as Mickel Miller fires wide of the mark at the end of a promising attack.

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Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

It didn't look a penalty for me. Good strike from Vardy.

He's standing up in front of the home crowd giving some stick - is that not a booking?

Southampton have dominated the first half against Sunderland but the Black Cats might just be starting to fight back.

Jobe Bellingham plays through Trai Hume who tries a first-time cross but it's rebounded back at him and he then tees up Mason Burstow.

But Burstow's effort from a tight angle swings the wrong side of the post.

Jean-Michael Seri and Abdul Fatawu come together in the box.

Foxes winger Fatawu goes down and referee Samuel Barrott points to the spot for the second time today.

As headed goals go, that Ryan Porteous opener is right up there.

Full use of all the neck muscles after decent leap, too. Be sure to check that one out later.

From a Coventry perspective though, you wouldn't be pleased about conceding that.

Only two sides have a worse home record than Millwall.

Only Rotherham are worse on the road than Birmingham.

That is the big reason each side is looking nervously over their shoulders towards the botttom three.

We're still yet to see any goals between Preston and Stoke but there's certainly a bit of needle at Deepdale.

Ben Whiteman and Wouter Burger clash and the pair are both booked as the midway point of the first period fast approaches.

The hosts still looking the more likely to make the breakthrough at Loftus Road.

Seny Dieng in the Boro goal gets down well to turn away Chris Willock's goal-bound effort.

So close to a Leicester leveller!

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall strikes the post as the Foxes look for a fast response to that Fabio Carvalho opener.

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Kevin Gallacher
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

Hardie has got to score there. The ball just would not come down for him, it kept bouncing knee to waist high. That's two bites of the cherry for Hardie. It's that situation where if they go into the back of Blackburn's net, it bursts their bubble.

Birmingham are indebted to goalkeeper John Ruddy for keeping the scores level at The Den.

He had already denied George Honeyman, but he comes up a better save to keep out Jake Cooper's volley.

Plymouth certainly aren't sitting back despite conceding early on against fellow strugglers Blackburn.

Mustapha Bundu first tries his luck from the edge of the box but his effort is off target but shortly after Ryan Hardie gets another bite of the cherry but he also can't quite find the net.