Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

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That early Stockport goal is a blow for Cardiff, who have been on a roll at home, winning their past eight League One games here.

This is the Bluebirds’ best such run since 2012 when they started the Championship season with 10 successive victories at Cardiff City Stadium to propel themselves towards Premier League promotion.

This one is opening up nicely. Nakhi Wells finds himself with a sight of goal, but the experienced forward can only scuff his shot wide.

At the other end, Malachi Boateng sees a goalbound effort blocked by the Luton defence.

The Accu is in disbelief.

The Terriers are crawling everywhere around the box and Alfie May looks to capitalise. Bantams stopper Sam Walker denies him but only to watch the ball fall perfectly into Lynden Gooch.

The American takes aim and the stands hold their breath in anticipation. It ripples the netting, producing cheers but not for long when the penny drops and they realise it was the wrong side of the post.

This one was not far away!

Crewe midfielder Max Sanders sends a deep corner into the danger zone and it finds the head of Mickey Demetriou but the ball flies just over the bar.

What a block this!

Plymouth top scorer Lorent Tolaj gets space in the box and squares the ball for Matthew Sorinola, who sees his shot under Luton keeper Josh Keeley brilliantly kept out on the line by the sliding Nigel Lonwijk.

A let off for Luton. A huge chance for the hosts.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

What a match this has been already. It really has the feel of a derby.

Both sets of players and fans are fired up.

It is a ferocious atmosphere.

Loanee Alex Mitchell hasn't scored for Plymouth yet, but he's just come mighty close!

He gets his head to a Matthew Sorinola free-kick, but the connection isn't quite accurate enough find the back of the net.

Not even 10 minutes on the clock and it's already boiled over at the Accu Stadium.

Marcus McGuane, on his league start for the Terriers, reacts to a push from Aden Baldwin with one of his own.

The referee doesn't like what he's seeing, pulling out a yellow on the Hudderfield man, prompting annoyance from the Huddersfield camp who feel Baldwin is escaping scot-free.

Probably not wanted Tom Cleverley had down in his pre-match tactics, as he's forced into an early changer.

Influential midfielder Joe Ralls pulls up and is forced to make way for Brendan Wiredu.

Reece Brown
Former Bury defender on BBC Radio Manchester

It's been a good start from Cardiff City so far.

Stockport probably need to calm down, get some touches on the ball but it's really windy so they're going to have to be careful.

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Talk about a quick, aggressive start for new boss Liam Manning.

Two minutes in and Alfie May is already testing Bantams keeper Sam Walker but the visiting stopper is equal to the task.

Neat play by the visitors down the right hand side.

Emiliano Lawrence makes space for a dangerous looking cross that the hosts scramble to clear.

Home forward Aribim Pepple forces a foul on the touchline and the home side get a chance to re-group.

Before the game had even started, Cardiff got struck by injury.

Dylan Lawlor had been named on the bench but has picked up an issue during the warm-up to be replaced by keeper Harry Tyrer.

The away side are looking dangerous in the early stages as they look to be positive with the ball.

Tom Pett plays a teasing cross into the area from out wide and it falls to Jack Stevens but just before he can pull the trigger a Barnet defender gets there to clear the danger.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

There was a minute's applause before kick-off here to remember Terry Yorath, the Leeds and Wales legend who died earlier this month.

Yorath had a short spell in charge of Cardiff City during the 1990s, and he was born and raised just down the road from this stadium, in the Grangetown area of the Welsh capital.

This is Cardiff's first home game since Yorath's death on 8 January.

There had been talk of a touchline ban for Argyle boss Tom Cleverley this afternoon, but the 36-year-old is in the dugout for this one as the club wait to hear from the FA on any potential punishment.

800 travelling fans have made the 500-mile round trip from Bedfordshire to Home Park for this one today.

A terrific effort (and probably a lot of early alarm calls, too)