Everyone behind the ball for Cardiff now.

Five minutes of normal time, and presumably a similar amount of stoppage time to come.

Boro have come from behind to win at home to Lincoln and Norwich already this season, and also came from 2-0 down to draw at home to Millwall...

Can they find a winner?

Zak Sturge stops a Lincoln break.

Into the book he goes.

So close to a game-killing second for Watford!

Martin Payero peels towards the near post and glances a corner to the near post and Arthur Okonkwo in the Charlton goal beats it away. Soumaila Coulibaly cannot squeeze the rebound in, finding the angle too tight.

Payero, a moment later, curls wide when fed by Iker Bravo. Watford have had chances on the break to finish Charlton off, but it remains 1-0.

Bravo has been replaced, unable to continue, by Rocco Vata.

Kim Hellberg is furious as a promising Boro counterattack is halted by ref Tom Nield after a lunge by Gabriel Osho on Will Lankshear on the touchline.

Tommy Conway had the ball in space on the left but Hellberg might be happier now though as the ref has shown the Cardiff defender a straight red card.

It was a naughty one, from the look of things, bit of scissors involved, though Lankshear is able to continue.

All going wrong for Lincoln.

Zak Lovelace is sent racing through the middle and Deji Elerewe pushes the Millwall man over.

Not sure Lovelace is getting to the ball but the red card comes out for Elerewe - their third sending-off this week!

Lincoln bring on Ryley Towler for Adam Reach and Dom Jefferies is replaced by Callum Elder

Goalscorer Kyrell Lisbie is replaced by Zak Lovelace for Millwall.

Seb Berhalter outmuscles his man and pounces on a loose ball 20-yards out before whipping in a shot which Nathan Trott dives to his right to push away, well away from the lurking Will Lankshear, the king of the follow-ups these days.

For the first time in the match, Watford goalkeeper Federico Ravaglia is called into action and he rises to the responsibility.

A free-kick is lofted in and the Hornets fail to clear their lines. Charlton man Kayne Ramsay's attempt is not clean and the ball falls to Charlie Kelman at the back post, who turns it on target, but Ravaglia is on hand and makes himself big.

More changes.

Myles Peart-Harris is on for Boro with Riley McGree going off.

Ollie Tanner is off for the visitors after his fine goal, Isaak Davies replaces him.

11 minutes and added time to come.

It's all up for grabs now...

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

Tommy Conway's been good in this second half. That goal has really lifted him.

Ah, should be 2-2.

Kyrell Lisbie has already scored one and cannot believe he has not got a second.

He is played in by Romain Esse but credit George Wickens for getting out to make a brilliant block.

Watford substitute Jordan Zemura goes into the book. He pulls back Millenic Alli.

Big chance for Boro to complete the comeback as Ash Phillips darts in to meet an in swinging corner from the left but he can only glance a downward header in traffic past the far post.

The pressure is mounting, however.

Charlton have thus far been frustrated in their attempts to draw level with Watford at Vicarage Road.

Millenic Alli has just been introduced in the place of Tyreece Campbell.

Watford have been determined and dogged since taking the lead. It has been pretty scrappy but the clock is ticking for the Addicks.

Ronan Kpakio makes way for Liverpool loanee Calum Scanlon for the visitors while Boro also making a change as Amario Cozier-Duberry is withdrawn, with Max Arfsten coming on.

Mark Hone
Former Lincoln City defender on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Millwall have changed their shape slightly and are causing Lincoln problems on the overloads.

It's down these wide areas and especially down the left where they are causing problems.

I wouldn't be surprised if they go to a five at the back.

Kyrell Lisbie is unhappy with referee Ruebyn Ricardo and collects a yellow card.

Ryan Leonard and Romain Esse are on for Millwall.

Jenson Metcalfe and Tristan Crama are the men to make way.

Boro have had 26 shots so far, 20 more than their visitors, who have scored from their only two efforts on target.

We're up to 750 passes in this match too.

One for the purists.

Shame there are only 18 minutes remaining.