Mark Elliott
Stoke City commentator on BBC Radio Stoke

It was a well-taken chance and he won't get an easier goal.

The wingers look very threatening for Southampton, and are causing some issues for the Stoke defenders.

The Southampton fans are making some noise now and celebrating taking the lead away from home.

Finally back under way and a sight of goal for Leicester as they launch a long ball forward.

It drops for Bobby Decordova-Reid who has his shot blocked. Ricardo Pereira then fires a long way over the bar from distance.

Great chance for Wednesday to open the scoring!

Beautiful interplay between the two strikers Jamal Lowe and Jerry Yates, and the latter is played through on goal.

Yates gets his shot away but terrific covering from Wrexham's Dom Hyam puts the loanee under pressure and he skies his effort over the top.

Really encouraging signs for the bottom club however.

Are we actually going to get any football in this game? Yet another break in play as referee Andrew Kitchen needs to swap over some of his technical gear. We could easily have seven or eight minutes added on at the end of the half.

We wait...

Stoke defender Maksym Taloverov was fortunate to get away with a strong hold on Jack Stephens in the box from the last Saints set-piece but this time, after winning a free-kick. Leo Scienza whips in a cross which is easy for keeper Tommy Simkin to claim at his far post.

Ref today is Farai Hallam, who had a taste of Premier League action last week and even got to meet Pep Guardiola.

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Leicester fans won't need reminding of the poor run they're on at the moment, which led to Marti Cifuentes losing his job.

But only West Brom (4) and Sheffield Wednesday (2) have picked up fewer points than Leicester (7) in their past eight games.

Wednesday win the ball high up the pitch and the ball is played into the feet of Jerry Yates - inside the box - but the debutante can't bring the ball under his spell and Wrexham clear.

That's got the home fans applauding though.

Adam Blackmore
BBC Radio Solent sports editor

It has been a bright start to the game for a 12:30 kick-off.

Sometimes these game scan be a bit pedestrian, this one certainly isn't.

This is actually really good.

Leo Scienza is sent scampering away down the left by a perfect through ball but, as he advances towards goal and opens his body up to shoot, Ashley Phillips makes a brilliant sliding intervention to concede a corner.

Miles Leaburn is back on his feet for Charlton and on we go. We've barely had any football in the first five minutes at the King Power.

There will be a hefty chunk of added time at the end of this half.

A ball into the Wednesday box is only partially dealt with and falls to the left foot of Issa Kabore, who keeps the ball down with a left-footed effort, but it is well held by Murphy Cooper.

Good start here from the visitors.

Some start. End-to-end, 100mph.

The Potters win the first corner which Sorba Thomas swings underneath the crossbar, only for Daniel Peretz to punch clear under pressure.

The ball is then worked to Bosun Lawal who can only drag a 25-yard effort low to the right of goal.

After a lengthy pause for treatment, Charlton's Lyndon Dykes is back on his feet and is going to continue.

And now another clash of heads in the visiting penalty area after a bit of a scramble in the box.

Miles Leaburn is now down getting treatment.

A long ball in behind early on from defence looks to set Wrexham's Sam Smith on his way but the ball bounces into the arms of Wednesday keeper Murphy Cooper.

Wrexham then earn themselves a free-kick which is played short but Jayden Heskey clears the danger for Wednesday.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Hillsborough

They have not seen a league win here all season, but full credit to the Wednesdayites, they belted out Hi Ho Silver Lining before kick-off.

Wrexham have more than 3,000 fans in the away end too.

A fantastic atmosphere inside this famous ground already.

Inside a minute Sorba Thomas flashes away down the Potters left and into the box but Jack Stephens makes a fine sliding intervention to win the ball cleanly.

Lively start in a very big game.

Interesting to see that Conor Coady - so often a central defender - has started in a defensive midfield position for Charlton on debut.

Not a great start for the Addicks as Lyndon Dykes has gone down within seconds of kick-off after taking a knock to the face.

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Away we go at the Bet365, King Power and Hillsborough.

Slow burner or straight into the drama? Only one way to find out...

66 players, six coaches, three referees and 70,000 odd fans are in place for our three lunch-time matches.

What drama do we have in store? Not long to wait to find out....

Kick-off is moments away.