Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

It just hasn't been right. The whole system and the way Boro have played.

It's been flat. We have created a couple of chances here and there, but on the whole, the performance has been flat.

It has not been a thriller at Vicarage Road which, considering the respective form of either side, perhaps should not come as too much of a surprise.

Watford have had the better of it, just about. They need a positive result quickly to arrest their alarming slide and they showed some initiative in the early stages without being able to beat Arthur Okonkwo in the visiting goal.

Charlton, meanwhile, have made things cagey. They are after a long-awaited victory of their own and had perhaps the best chance of this half when Miles Leaburn headed wide.

There has not been much in it and, while it remains goalless, this game is anybody's. It might be that a single goal will be enough to win it.

It is all going to plan for Lincoln at the break.

Having promised to be on the front foot they were as good as their word by taking the lead almost straight from the kick-off.

George Wickens launched the ball forward and when it fell to Andrei Coubis he scored his first goal in English football after just 26 seconds.

Millwall huffed and puffed but were fortunate not to go 2-0 down when Freddie Draper's shot was deflected wide.

But Lincoln got their reward when Sonny Bradley fed Rob Street to fire through the legs of Filip Marschall for a second goal, 12 minutes before the break.

Reeco Hackett did handle the ball in the build-up but Milwall's protests fell on deaf ears and Alex Neil has a big job to do at half-time.

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The whistle goes. Such a shame. I could easily sit through another two hours of this without a break.

Kim Hellberg will be glad, though as he can work on getting Boro back into this game.

Cardiff have been more than a match for their hosts, looking to go top with a win, and Jack Moylan had already spurned a good headed chance when he broke the deadlock with a near-post finish on 22 minutes.

He might well have had a penalty for a shove by the fortunate Ash Phillips too, while Boro have posed plenty of threat, having 13 shots, but without really opening up the Bluebirds defence.

They were made to pay as Ollie Tanner finished a clinical break to curl a glorious second on the stroke of half-time, and you have to say they probably deserve it.

Paul Mortimer
Former Charlton midfielder on BBC Radio London

Millwall have to move the ball quicker.

Lincoln are comfortable. Millwall are capable of producing some real quality states of play. It's just not happening.

Into three minutes of stoppage time we go.

Finally a save for George Wickens to make.

Camiel Neghli floats in a lovely cross but Kyrell Lisbie heads into the Lincoln goalkeeper's arms - either side of him and that is a goal from only six yards out.

Tyreece Campbell becomes the fifth player to be cautioned in this first half, when he tugs back Myron Boadu who was looking to break.

Boadu had pick-pocketed Campbell for the ball on the edge of the Watford penalty area in the first place.

Lincoln cut through Millwall again.

Reeco Hackett just needs to slide it into the far corner but Caleb Taylor makes a vital block as the Imps winger prepares to apply the finish.

Millwall are all at sea at the back.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

It just hasn't been great from Boro, it's just not clicking.

It hasn't quite worked in midfield either.

Charlton, for perhaps the first time in this match, have enjoyed a sustained spell of possession, albeit they have not been able to truly worry Watford.

The Addicks have tried to get the ball to Karlan Grant and Tyreece Campbell in the wide areas, but so far they have been successfully nullified by their hosts.

Billy Koumetio has gone as close as anybody for the visitors when he directed Campbell's mis-hit towards goal but the ball curled wide of the angle of post and bar.

Freddie Draper takes shot after the offside whistle has been blown by referee Ruebyn Ricardo.

That is a caution for the Lincoln forward.

A quick second look at that Rob Street goal does show a clear handball from Lincoln's Reeco Hackett as he controlled a bouncing ball.

But there is about 20 seconds between that and the goal so Millwall had a chance to deal with things and did not.

How has Gabriel Osho not doubled the Cardiff lead?

Alex Robertson swings a corner in right-footed from the left and Osho is about a yard off the line when it meets his head, under immense pressure, and can only divert the ball over the bar.

If he'd got a fainter touch or missed it altogether that ball was in the back of the net, surely.

Mark Hone
Former Lincoln City defender on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Physicality-wise we are on it today, we've just not let Millwall settle.

This is what we saw last season, all over the opposition.

It's been really good.

Ash Phillips gets a huge break as he tries to nod a deep clearance kick back to his keeper, only to get his header wrong and almost sends Jack Moylan through on goal from 25 yards out.

Moylan is as surprised as anyone and can't quite bring it under his spell allowing Phillips to stick out a toe and send the ball back to Radek Vitek.

Amario Cozier-Duberry again... latching onto Callum Brittain's backheel in the box and lashing in an angled effort which clips Gabriel Osho's heel.

It could have gone anywhere but it falls kindly for the City defence to clear.

It is not Millwall's day at the moment.

The returning Tristan Crama is cautioned for a foul.

Boro forward Amario Cozier-Duberry is getting closer, he's cut inside again from the right and this time gets a lot more power and curl on his left-footed shot, which Nathan Trott has to fly to his right to tip away acrobatically.