Darren Kenton
Former Norwich City defender on BBC Radio Norfolk

If Norwich get that next goal it's going to put the nail in the coffin.

Derby's confidence seems shot.

Full debutant Max Lott breaks away for the Trotters and make it all the way to the box but is crowded out before he can get a shot away.

Derby fans will not be happy to know the pattern of this game has not changed.

Norwich are swarming all over the home side and have had two shots blocked.

It is attack against defence.

The last time these two sides met was in a League Cup replay in 1981, which Watford won 3-2 at Sincil Bank.

Graham Taylor was in charge of the Hornets that day - and has a big connection with both clubs.

Taylor played for Lincoln between 1968 and 1972 before managing the Imps for five years.

He went on to manage Watford for 10 years after that and then later returned to Vicarage Road as boss from 1996 to 2001.

Sheffield United are not about to try to see this one out.

Tahith Chong takes aim and is just wide with his effort.

Nathan Jones has made a change at the break too, with Nathaniel Chalobah, who cost them the only goal, withdrawn and Miles Leaburn brought on to try and get one back.

Steve Hermon
BBC Radio WM commentator

James Morrison labelled West Brom's win at West Ham the complete away performance, but this has been the complete home performance.

Jayson Molumby has been superb alongside Ousmane Diakite in the midfield.

It has been superb from the Baggies, but can they sustain this in the second half?

Vitor Matos has made an attacking change at the break with Elijah Just introduced in place of Melker Widell.

Can the Swans turn the tide?

Preston send on Liam Lindsay and Caleb Wiley for the second half.

Jordan Storey and Andrija Vukcevic are the men to make way.

Watford's goalscorer Stephy Mavididi has been shown a yellow card for not retreating when asked to do so by the ref at a Lincoln free-kick. File that under a bit silly.

Three changes to start the second 45 for Derby.

Lewis Travis, Jack Robinson and Mo Fuseini are on.

Debutant Isaac Gordon, Oscar Fraulo and Alex Mowatt have been taken out of the firing line.

Mark Robins has made a change at the break for Stoke.

Luca Bombino has been replaced by Junior Tchamadeu.

It's been all West Brom and they deservedly lead at the break.

Isaac Price's emphatic penalty into the top corner is the difference after Rabby Nzingoula was brought down by Saints centre-back Jack Stephens.

That half-time whistle couldn't come quick enough for Southampton, who didn't manage a single shot in the first 45 minutes.

Albion's only regret will be that it's only 1-0.

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Millwall were 3-0 up at the break against Derby at the weekend, well they have been handed a dose of their own medicine tonight.

Alex Cochrane's fine finish put Blues ahead inside the first minute before Max Bird grabbed his first goal for the club and Jay Stansfield nabbed a third.

It was too easy for the home side to play through the wide open spaces left by Millwall but the visitors have wasted two chances of their own from Kyrell Lisbie and Jake Cooper.

While the orange segments are laid out at St Andrew's and The Hawthorns we go again in our seven early Championship games, plus the two in League One and one in League Two.

Panic stations in the Millwall area.

Tomoki Iwata and Jhon Solis both have a swing at it but the visitors get enough bodies in the way before scrambling the ball away.

Birmingham are nine games unbeaten in the league at home, barring something spectacular they will be making it 10 tonight.

George Campbell is going to try and carry on for West Brom it seems.