A caution for Birmingham's Carlos Vicente and we still have eight minutes remaining.

Lars-Jorgen Salvesen replaces Charlie Taylor for Derby.

Vicente and Jay Stansfield are off for the visitors.

Kristoffer Lund and Dael Fry are on to try to see this out.

That is risky and James Beadle brilliantly keeps out Sam Szmodics.

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Bolton win their first match since the opening day and you can't help but want to shake the hand of home debutant Gavin Bazunu.

Cardiff had SO many chances but each time the keeper was there to thwart them.

The best of the match was a point blank save from Yousef Salech in the first half.

Steven Schumacher raised a few eyebrows by swapping out some of his most positive players, but when both Theo Bair and Thierry Gale combined to score the winner at the death, he was vindicated.

Tough for Cardiff.

Euphoria for Bolton.

A game between two teams who have made good starts to the season ends level.

It took a while to get going but then the first half really came to life just before the break after Chris Mepham put into his own goal in unfortunate circumstances, before Callum Styles quickly levelled with a good finish.

Albion, who would have gone top with a win, had much the better of the second 45 minutes but couldn't really force Pierce Charles in the Rangers goal into major work.

Attention now turns to a derby with Wolves for the Baggies...

Ousmane Diakite is booked for the home team and that is the game.

Gavin Bazunu makes ANOTHER save from close range.

The ball is whipped into Callum Robinson who hits a first time volley, and the keeper is there.

Unstoppable.

Unbreakable.

Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff & Bolton striker on BBC Radio Wales

That's what happens when you don't take your chances. There was every chance that could happen.

Bolton pressure down the left, a mistake by Ollie Tanner who has not had a good afternoon, and the big man makes a lovely run across the goal to clip the ball first time inside the far stick and has a team-mate to nod home.

George Campbell on for the final few seconds for the home side.

Steve Hermon
BBC Radio WM commentator

Head in hands from Jimmy-Jay Morgan. What a chance for the man who's been in form since the start of the season.

In came the ball but he didn't have the composure and he's skied it over the bar.

Oh, was this the chance?!

Albion keep the ball well and the cross into the area is brought down well by Jimmy-Jay Morgan but then he lashes his shot way, way over.

Minimum of three minutes added on at the end of this one.

Late winner anyone?

This result would see West Brom go level on points with Championship leaders West Ham but well behind on goal difference.

A late, late winner would see them end the weekend atop the league.

Malcolm Christie
Former Derby striker on BBC Radio Derby

Wow. That was maybe from three yards.

That was a complete open goal. All he had to do was tap it in and he's put it over the bar. It was harder to put it over the bar.

People remind me of a miss I had at Old Trafford, but that is probably the worst I've ever seen.

We're still in this.

Just the 13 added minutes after those lengthy stoppages.

We are still getting over that Luis Vazquez miss.

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Oh dear, dear, dear.

That should be game over.

Luis Vazquez has an open goal from two yards after the ball comes off Jacob Widell Zetterstrom.

He scoops it over the bar - expect to see that miss a few times on social media folks.

Shirt over face for Vazquez.

The R's win a rare corner down their right but the home side clear it and charge forwards.

QPR scramble back.

We nearly witnessed a goal of the season contender there...

Max Conway picks up the ball for Bolton in defence and brings it forward. Nobody expects him to go any further and so...he just keeps running.

He carves open the Cardiff backline and fires towards the bottom right corner but it sails wide.

That would be have been phenomenal (and unexpected).