Stoke have threatened a few times in quick succession now.

This time it is Bae Jun-Ho who is off target after linking up with Million Manhoef.

Million Manhoef has had a few half chances fall his way today.

This one is a little more than a glimpse of a chance. He tries to guide home a curled effort from the edge of the box, but doesn't seriously trouble Foxes goalkeeper Asmir Begovic.

Rob Law
BBC Radio Tees commentator

Boro are regrouping at the minute.

Luke Ayling is having a word with the referee after the challenge on Tommy Conway as he's limping now.

Oxford have won only once in the league here at the Kassam Stadium.

A first caution of the game goes to Oxford's Luke Harris as he brings down Tommy Conway.

An easy one for referee Ben Toner.

Dara O'Shea has got a goal for Ipswich this season and the skipper sends a volley not too far wide.

The home side on top at the moment.

Queens Park Rangers have come out the blocks quickly.

They've already had four shots at goal, with Rumarn Burrell drawing a save from Hull keeper Ivor Pandur.

Richard Kone pounces on the rebound but the Tigers are able to put in the block to prevent any early damage.

Stephy Mavididi is causing some early trouble down the left for Leicester.

He bounds over a challenge from Stoke's Junior Tchamadeu, but then has his cross into the box well blocked.

Both sides are looking up for it early on today.

Dan George
BBC Sport at Fratton Park

Good afternoon from a very cold, wet and windy Fratton Park.

After nearly 10 minutes this game has been a bit scrappy so far but there is a great noise inside this stadium as there often is.

This feels like an important game for Pompey, edging ever closer to that bottom three.

Millwall are no pushover though, they have their sights firmly on the play-off positions with how they have been playing so far this season under Alex Neil.

Hopefully we get plenty of goals this afternoon in what should be a fairly competitive game.

Delano Burgzorg sends over a cross and Morgan Whittaker heads wide.

Plenty of early Middlesbrough pressure as they look to react to that lunchtime win for Coventry.

A bright start from Ipswich and Sindre Walle Egeli tests Arthur Okonkwo early but the Wrexham goalkeeper has no problem dealing with the Norwegian's effort.

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk commentator

It's not the first time they've been pulled apart early on.

A first goal for Marvin Ducksch for Birmingham, he couldn't miss, here you go Phillipe Clement, this is what it's been like watching Norwich so far.

Norwich are all over the place.

Stoke have started brightly at the King Power Stadium

They force an early corner, and while Leicester deal with the set-piece it is worked back into the area and ends with Tomas Rigo stabbing an effort on target.

The save is an easy one, but the intent was there for the Potters.

Ben Hamer is making his home debut between the stick for the R's.

Can he keep Hull at bay to mark it with a clean sheet?

Ipswich bring in Cedric Kipre, Sindre Walle Egeli, Chuba Akpom, Jaden Philogene and Ivan Azon.

Jacob Greaves, Jack Clarke, Marcelino Nunez, George Hirst and Kasey McAteer are on the bench.

Wrexham are without Kieffer Moore and Issa Kabore while Nathan Broadhead is among the substitutes.

In come James McClean, Josh Windass and Sam Smith.

Greg Leigh, Filip Krastev and Nik Prelec drop to the bench for Oxford.

Luke Harris, Tyler Goodrham and Jack Currie get the nod to start.

Middlesbrough are without skipper Dael Fry with Riley McGree on the bench.

Aflie Jones and Delano Burgzorg are in from the start.

Philippe Clement's first Norwich City line-up sees skipper Kenny McLean moved up to midfield.

Meanwhile Pelle Mattsson and Jack Stacey join the XI to confirm the two changes from former boss Liam Manning's last squad.

Birmingham see Marc Leonard join their starting line-up as their only change.