We are under way at Ashton Gate.

They had a lovely firework display to celebrate Bonfire Night this weekend a tad early.

Let's hope this game is just as colourful and explosive...

Wrexham are applying a little pressure now but the balls in aren't manufacturing anything.

The attack finally ends when Kieffer Moore launches a shot into the sky. Was never going anywhere.

West ham win a corner on the right which is only half-cleared by Will Fish.

Jarrod Bowen has a crack from the edge of the box but it deflects off a defender and breaks to Taty Castellanos who hooks a bobbling shot towards the bottom corner which former Hammers academy youngster Nathan Trott does well to claw off the line with a strong right hand.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at the Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Boro have dominated possession from the outset, but the first chance falls to Wrexham.

The visitors only half clear Issa Kabore's cross, and Ben Whiteman catches the ball sweetly from around 25 yards out, but his thumping hit sails just wide.

Encouragement for the home side having watched Kim Hellberg's men knock the ball around the pitch for fun early on.

Soungoutou Magassa is looking a little rusty after being recalled from his exile under Nuno.

He's given the ball away under pressure once and is a little slow to get his positioning right in midfield in his first minutes of the campaign.

Ollie Tanner is played into space on the right of the Irons area and fizzes in a cut-back from the byline but it's too close to Mads Hermansen who grasps the ball at his near post.

The corner finds it way out to Amario Cozier-Duberry just outside the edge of the box and he throttles in a shot.

It rebounds off a Wrexham player though and launches a counter-attack up the other end.

Boro react very, very quickly and before you can hold your breath, the break is over.

You can see already this is going to be a fun match to watch, both teams popping the ball around on this green carpet and enjoying the ball.

Cardiff keeper Nathan Trott just controlled a pass and played one of his own stood 12 yards outside his box... we're five minutes in.

Middlesbrough have looked pretty cool and collected early doors and their patience nearly pays off as Tommy Conway cuts inside.

He rattles off a shot but can't get it past the crowd in the box to see it out for a corner.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

We have our first rendition of "Super Scotty Parker" from the West Ham end, about 90 seconds into the match.

The new Hammers boss is sporting a jacket from his favourite designer Thom Browne. You know, the one with the four stripes on the sleeve. The ex-England midfielder has expensive taste.

Cardiff the first to show as Yousef Salech wins a corner off Max Kilman on the right and it's a first test for the Irons defence.

They deal with it pretty well as the ball is cleared at the back post.

After an absolute whirlwind of a 36 hours the Hammers finally get to do their talking on the pitch, but what will they say?

We're underway a moment or two behind schedule at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Dan George
BBC Sport at the Kassam

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Hello and a very good evening from the Kassam where we are just getting under way.

There is a great noise inside the ground with both sets of fans chanting "who are ya" at each other just before kick-off.

There two will be looking to push towards the automatic positions in League One with a win tonight, both currently sit inside the play-offs.

Let's get this evening going, shall we? Should be an interesting one.

Things at the Kassam and across the border in Wales have begun with Ashton Gate getting underway in about 15 minutes time.

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Sophie Hurcom
BBC Sport at Ashton Gate

This is the first league meeting between Bristol City and Wolves since 2017, but the two did meet in the FA Cup in January last year at Ashton Gate.

That game ended with Wolves as 2-1 winners although the upside for Bristol City fans in that match was at least their side managed to score a goal.

At home this season the Robins’ goalscoring form is pretty dire – just three goals all season in six games, the lowest in the division, with the 1-0 win against Watford on 18 September the last time they found the back of the net at home (granted, they have had just two home games since then).

Manager Michael Skubala said he is setting his side up to be aggressive tonight and play on the front foot and he has brought Scott Twine and Sam Bell in to start, two players who came off the bench and scored on Saturday as they came from 2-1 down to beat Bolton 3-2 in added time.