Have Derby offered much since the resumption?

In a word, no.

First real job for Boro keeper Radek Vitek to do today as Amadou Mbengue unleashes a pea-roller from outside the box which Vitek gathers with ease.

Down the other end Denis Cirkin has produced a timely block to prevent Will Lankshear's strike on target.

Anel Ahmedhodzic and Armando Broja have been sent on at the break by Burnley boss Nicky Hayen for Andreas Hountondji and Hjalmar Ekdal.

England international - well, former - Kalvin Phillips is on at the break for the Blades as Chris Wilder tries to find a way back into the game.

Ruben Rodrigues is on for John McAtee at the interval for the Trotters.

Can he help get the visitors back on level terms?

Eight goals in seven matches across the first 45 minutes?

That will never do.

Let's see if everyone can raise their game in the second halves, which are getting under way right about... now.

Boro have bossed the opening half, but only have a one-goal lead to show for it.

Will Lankshear turned in Callum Brittain's low cross at the back post for his seventh goal in seven Boro appearances, but they have not managed to secure daylight, with Lankshear being foiled by Pierce Charles in added time after struggling to bring a ball over the top under his spell.

QPR's bid to avoid a first defeat of the season has not been helped by the loss of Ilias Chair and Richard Kone to injury.

Deep into FIVE added minutes at Loftus Road after those Hoops injuries.

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Goalless, but not for the lack of trying.

Jed Wallace's curler was destined to put the Robins ahead until Max Weiss made a flying fingertip save - as close as either side have come in an end-to-end first half.

Three fine goals, one exciting half.

The Baggies are ahead as the referee blows for half-time.

West Brom end the half in front thanks to Jimmy-Jay Morgan's goal less than ten minutes before the break, finishing from a central position in the box through a crowd of defenders.

Lively game, but it's the Lions who have their noses infront.

Caleb Taylor's downward header from a deep corner not long before the break is the difference, though Sam Dalby spurned a good opening for the visitors and Tairyk Arconte might have done better with one for Millwall.

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Very comfortable half for the Hammers.

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Advantage Pompey at the break.

That's thanks to Conor Shaughnessy's header, latching onto new signing Tyrese Shade's long throw and glancing it into the net.

Cardiff have had chances of their own but will have to do better in the second half if they are to leave Fratton Park with any points today.

Krystian Bielik came close early on with a header from a cross that flew inches wide of the target.

Three minutes will be played before the break.

We will have just one minute of added time at Fratton Park.

Glimpse of goal for the visitors as Samuel Iling-Junior's free-kick from the left is met by the head of Christian Forino but it bounces through tamely for Max Crocombe to gather.