Brian Laws
Former Nottingham Forest defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's very difficult for Leeds to play out of the back. You can see Trafford waiting to play with the centre-halves, they are all being marked by the players of Forest.

There's nowhere to go but long for Leeds. That will work in the favour of Nottingham Forest.

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Taiwo Awoniyi nods wide for Coventry. Should probably have been his second goal for the club.

Brentford have started where they left off against Spurs here.

They look so fit and sharp already this season.

Things go from bad to worse for Watford as they now trail Peterborough 2-0.

Middlesbrough are winning at Doncaster while Sheffield United lead 1-0 at Blackburn Rovers.

Forest's second chance of the game. Ola Aina slips as he's crossing from the right and James Trafford has to stop the ball flying into the net.

Clinton Morrison
Former Birmingham striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at St Andrew's

Birmingham haven't got into it.

You've got to give full credit to Brentford, all of these players want to impress because they want to get into the Premier League 11.

Dango Ouattara is set free down the right wing but Ryan Allsop is sharp enough off his line to come and close it down.

Brian Laws
Former Nottingham Forest defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's Forest on the front foot. Leeds are struggling to get going, Forest are looking to get the ball to Wood as quick as possible, it's caused Leeds a few problems.

Leicester threaten again as Christian McFarlane tries to lift it over Christian Walton at the angle but the keeper gets a big hand up to it.

It is not a classic Tuesday night in Stoke encounter here. There's been two decent chances, both of which went Hull's way.

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Brian Laws
Former Nottingham Forest defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been a bright start for Forest. How the three strikers are playing, they are very narrow, almost playing one for one. It's going to be interesting to see if it keeps the wing-backs of Leeds further back.

Clinton Morrison
Former Birmingham striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at St Andrew's

Callum Wilson finds the back of the net, he will put pressure on Igor Thiago this season because he scores goals when he is given half the chance.

It takes a deflection off Dael Fry.

Ipswich nick it high again and Kasey McAteer has a pop from a way out but it's not a decent distance wide.

A chance for Coventry to kill the tie off before the 20-minute mark but Jake Bidwell heads wide.

Forest do some early attacking.

Xaver Schlager, for whom my fantasy football team is named despite the fact I know nothing about him, takes a corner and Tottenham target Neco Williams shoots over from distance.

You get the feeling Brentford will really want to attack this competition this season.

Keith Andrews is doing quite the job at the Gtech and feels like he has the squad to go far.

Dan George
BBC Sport England at St Mary's

Leo Scienza did not give up there and somehow found an angle to cut the ball back into the far corner despite being pushed further out wide, it's a tidy finish.

There's been a good bit of light-hearted back and forth between the two sets of fans since the goal.

The West Ham supporters are still in good spirits, Southampton fans taunt them with a chant about them being a rubbish club in Millwall (I'm paraphrasing).

The away support reply with "one-nil to the empty seats".