Watford's celebrations are cut short!

Imran Louza floats the ball into the box and it is expertly finished on the half volley by Mamadou Doumbia but the flag is up for offside and Watford's opener is chalked off.

Not even half-time but a change for Ipswich as Azor Matusiwa, who seemed to be struggling after an earlier foul, comes off and Anis Mehmeti comes on.

Close for the Blades then at the other end as Harrison Burrows slices a shot wide of the post.

Considering there's not a lot standing on the result of this game, it has started to liven up considerably.

As close as you can get for Charlton.

Another free-kick from the left isn't properly dealt with by Watford and the ball ricochets into the path of the captain Greg Docherty who can only head his effort onto the post before the hosts clear the danger.

Bristol City should be 2-0 up here!

Scott Twine has an open goal and is only a few yards out but Japhet Tanganga makes the slighest of crucial touches, to take the ball away from Twine, so he swings and misses his shot.

An enforced first-half change for Stoke.

Tomas Rigo has limped off and has to be replaced by Bae Jun-ho.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

What a finish from Carlos Vicente!

Chris Davies said no one would give them a chance today, but they've given themselves a chance here.

From Ipswich coming very close at one end, to Blues going a goal up at the other end, what drama.

Charlton's Tyreece Campbell has been a real thorn in the Hornets in the first half and he earns a free-kick from the left.

It is sent into the back post and Watford keeper Egil Selvik has to make a clawing save as the ball was heading towards the top corner.

Greg Docherty is then booked for Charlton for stopping a counter-attack.

Albion are pushing here.

Aune Heggebo takes an excellent volley at goal but the pace is matched by the quick reactions of Rovers keeper Balazs Toth to be tipped onto the bar and away from the line.

Derby have had seven shots in the opening half hour but rather tellingly none of them have been on target.

In another attack, Derby's Carlton Morris is played in but superb defending on the cover by Stoke right-back Sydney Agina - making his full debut today - snuffs out the danger.

Ipswich play out from the back and quickly win a corner.

James Beadle gets his fingers on the ball to palm the first attempt over and behind for Ipswich to have another go. The Blues keeper then gets two hands on the second one to comfortably clear the danger.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

We've got to get on our bike sooner or later, I bet the players don't even know that half an hour has gone in this game, they're just idling through it.

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Much better from Leicester.

Oliver Skipp has a great first touch and fires the ball goal-bound, forcing Owls keeper Pierce Charles to leap and tip it over the bar.

The action in the final third from the Foxes has been nothing to shout home about, much to their fan's displeasure.

The ball is looped over the top of the defenders ready for Patson Daka to pounce on but the quality of his strike is... lacking.

The ball lands at the feet of Stoke left-back Eric Bocat just inside the box but his effort is wayward and well wide of the near post.

Watford see a corner cleared but the ball comes back to Imran Louza who attempts a second cross into the box.

The captain floats a deep one in which deceives Will Mannion in the sun and bounces off the Charlton crossbar.

Not sure Louza - despite being a player of serious quality - meant that one.