Ebou Adams, the Derby skipper is the next into the book after a late lunge on Bobby Cordova-Reid.

His seventh of the campaign already and again, it's a long time on a yellow in a game like this.

The players are heading down the tunnel and off the field.

They stopped play in about the 12th minute when one of the players alerted the referee to something in the crowd.

We've since learned it is a medical emergency in the Covered End Lower but have no other details at this time other than treatment has continued.

The players have been taken off the field with the score goalless.

Darren Robinson
Former Derby coach on BBC Radio Derby

Rams have to get back into this game.

As they push forward, it leaves potential for Leicester to get in behind, that's the worry.

It's been really frustrating in the manner we have conceded.

Jannik Verstergaard has his name taken by ref Josh Smith after a rather clumsy challenge on Patrick Agyemang as he bustles past him in the Foxes half.

Long time on a yellow, that, well over 70 minutes to play.

This is Leicester's first away league game against Derby since a 1-0 win in August 2013.

They've won on three of their last four league visits to Pride Park, keeping a clean sheet in each victory.

They're already well on their way to making that four in five, but there's plenty of time for John Eustace's men to turn the ride.

Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport England at Pride Park

The pressure that was on Marti Cifuentes has been relieved in a big way in the first 15 minutes here.

He made for changes for this game, and two of those brought in have delivered goals.

First it was a cool finish from Bobby De Cordova-Reid and now it's Oliver Skipp that sinks the book in from a corner.

Hopefully the fan who has needed medical attention is ok, we don't have any real detail at this moment in time.

Charlton have described it as a "medical emergency in the Covered End Lower".

The players are kicking the ball around on the pitch as they try to keep warm while the pause in play continues.

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Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

What a start to this game, we didn't come out the traps but these midfield boys are running it.

There's plenty of swerve on it and once again the keeper unable to do anything about it.

You couldn't write it.

There's a break in play for an apparent medical situation in one of the stands.

It's not clear exactly what's happening but the referee is in a conversation with the coaches.

Good response from Derby as they seek to make an immediate reply.

Patrick Agyemang has shown some nice touches already with his languid style and he wins a corner under an aerial ball in the box, but is then edged out at the far post when Bobby Clark whips in the set-piece.

Clark gets the ball back but curls his cross too close to keeper Jakub Stolarcyk.

Tyreece Campbell goes on a mazy run through the Pompey defence but can't find his way into the area and ultimately loses it.

First real sign of attacking intent from Charlton.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

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Cardiff have made an impressive start to this game and deservedly lead.

It was a well-worked opening goal, a slick counter-attack involving Omari Kellyman, Chris Willock and Joel Bagan, whose cross to the back post was headed in by Yousef Salech.

As things stand at this early stage, Cardiff are going four points clear at the top of League One.

Yousef Salech has put League One leaders Cardiff 1-0 up after just six minutes against Huddersfield.

Joel Bagan got in down the left on the overlap, sent in a cross and Salech headed in from six yards.

It's the Dane's ninth goal of the campaign.

Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport England at Pride Park

Well, that was the Rolls Royce of Leicester goals as far as this season goes.

You want a snapshot of the sort of football Marti Cifuentes wants his Foxes to play, that was it.

Abdul Fatawu skipping forward with the ball at his feet, a sharp pass into into Jordan James who tees Bobby De Cordova-Reid up for a fine finish.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

Leicester showcase their quality. They absolutely opened up Derby there.

I thought Fatawu should have gone on his own but he didn't and it's an absolutely brilliant goal from the team.

It's just an excellent goal, I don't know where it's come from.

Norwich's Harry Darling goes into the book after a blatant obstruction against Othmane Maamma on the right flank.

Callum Lang draws a save from Addicks keeper Thomas Kaminski at his near post.

Simple stop for the former Luton stopper but Pompey win a corner.

It's played across to Josh Murphy on the edge of the area but his first-time shot is too high and sails over the bar.

A strong start by the visitors.

Another quick break up field for Norwich gets the ball to Josh Sargent but the Norwich striker just can't get his shot away under good pressure from Jeremy Ngakia.