Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

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I'm relieved that it is only 1-0 as it could have been more. Coventry haven't been awful and going forward they look alright, but defensively they are all over the place.

You have to give Leicester the credit, they are the ones that have turned up, they have been very quick and very switched on and are playing really well.

Coventry have had plenty of problems today.

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The whistle goes for half-time and we go into the break all square.

Just before the whistle Watford had a ball come in from a corner and James Abankwah rose well but his header was just wide of the target.

Millwall have been on top so far in this game but have nothing to show for it yet.

Watford have struggled in the final third, with the header just before the break their first effort on goal of the game.

A big second half to come.

Watford's Hector Kyprianou goes into the referee's book after dragging back Thierno Ballo and conceding a freekick in a decent position for the Lions.

Alfie Doughty then takes but as the ball comes in, the referee blows up for a Millwall foul and Watford then get a freekick.

Very straightforward for Ipswich as they were pretty much gifted two goals inside 12 minutes.

An Eiran Cashin own goal and Jack Taylor's close-ranger leave Blackburn with an uphill task after the break.

Rovers have not let their heads drop, but it's impossible not to envisage a home win from this point.

We will play six minutes of added time before the break.

We have had a few stoppages for injury and of course, the ball boy incident!

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Jordan James has given Leicester a half-time lead and it could have been more with Carl Rushworth saving well from Bobby De Cordova-Reid twice and Caleb Okoli heading over the bar.

The leaders have struggled to string a lot together apart from two Ephron Mason-Clark efforts wide of the target and a Jack Rudoni shot which also failed to trouble Jakub Stolarczyk.

Some sorting out to be done at the break by Coventry boss Frank Lampard while the visitors will feel they can create more chances in the second 45.

Andy Rowley
BBC Radio London commentator

The Millwall defenders are playing so well today, even when they are under pressure.

Alex Neil will be happy, but a bit disappointed that they haven't been able to turn these chances into an opening goal.

We will have just the one minute of stoppage time.

Well that was another brilliant chance for Millwall.

Alfie Doughty lets fly with a powerful effort near the back post but the ball flies narrowly over the crossbar.

Honestly, he should probably do better and at least hit the target from that position, but that was not far away.

Millwall winger Camiel Neghli pokes a ball through for Thierno Ballo to run onto and he looks like he is through on goal but Watford defender James Abankwah does really well to muscle Ballo off the ball and defuse the situation.

A slight worry for Ipswich as Jaden Philogene's afternoon is over as he is working gingerly behind one of the nets.

His replacement is Jack Clarke - a sign of the Tractor Boys' strength in depth.

Oh, what a chance for Leicester.

Oliver Skipp gets down the right and squares a pass to Bobby De Cordova-Reid but he fires his shot straight at Carl Rushworth.

When the ball goes wide for Leicester, Coventry are struggling to deal with it.

Ephron Mason-Clark and Romain Esse think they are going to have a chance inside the Leicester box but the ball just will not sit down for them and Leicester scramble it clear.

Are the visitors thinking about that half-time whistle?

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

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I am very impressed with this Leicester attack.

I am very impressed with Jordan Ayew in particular, he is working hard and getting into great positions. But you would say that he isn't getting the service that he deserves in this team.

Femi Azeez comes close for Millwall with his best effort yet.

He drives forward before cutting inside and his effort is blocked by a Watford defender.

Can the Lions find a breakthrough before the end of the half?

It opens up momentarily for Jack Rudoni thanks to some good hold-up work from Ellis Simms.

Rudoni strides forward but drags a shot wide from the edge of the 18-yard area.

Femi Azeez is again causing problems for the Watford back line.

The winger makes his way past Imran Louza with relative ease and puts a low cross into the box which is just about hacked away by a Watford defender.

A good cross from the right by Jay Dasilva is flicked towards goal by Ephron Mason-Clark but it loops wide of the target.

That was promising from Coventry and they are beginning to see more of the ball.

Leicester are bossing this.

They have had 56% possession, twice the number of shots over their opponents and forced Carl Rushworth into two saves.

Jakub Stolarczyk in the visiting goal is yet to be tested.

We have reached the half-hour mark.