Snow is now falling at Bramall Lane!

There's an extended delay with Cameron Brannagan down for Oxford.

He's gingerly back to his feet and looks like is going to be okay to continue.

The Us defending stoutly so far.

But they are unpicked in midfield and Gustavo Hamer slips into space and lets fly from 30 yards out.

A good try but curling wide of the left-hand post with the goalkeeper across in good time anyway.

Scott Robertson has given Notts County the lead against Gillingham in their quest to move up to second in League Two. The Magpies can make it five wins in a row if they win tonight.

Barnet still have that one goal lead against Crewe.

Walsall are being held 0-0 at Bristol Rovers.

And we're also waiting for goals in the game between Harrogate and Swindon.

Blackburn have only won twice in the league all season at Ewood Park (D5 L8). Only Sheffield Wednesday (4) themselves have won fewer points at home this season than Rovers (10).

It's Blackburn who are continuing to push for a second. They'd love a bit of breathing space here.

Watford certainly aren't playing like a team that's just lost their manager. The only thing they will be a little disappointed with so far is that it's still 0-0.

The Hornets will feel they should be ahead.

And now Watford go close again from the corner!

Manchester City loanee Stephen Mfuni rises highest on debut but heads just wide of the mark.

Hull are under real pressure.

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Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

Watford look good. If you are watching as a neutral, they look more like the team who are third in the league.

Hull are miles off it at the moment.

Watford are well, well on top here.

Giorgi Chakvetadze turns inside the Hull half and drives forward before cutting onto his left foot.

He hits a powerful drive towards goal and forces Hull keeper Ivor Pandur into a fine save to parry it away.

Oof, this is almighty close to a Watford opener!

The Hornets work it well again and it comes to Imran Louza on the edge of the box.

He hits it first time with his left and his low effort grazes just past the post. Looks like it took a slight deflection on the way through but the ref gives a goal-kick.

Almost a second for Blackburn!

Sondre Tronstad hits one from just outside the box but his effort is palmed onto the post by Owls keeper Murphy Cooper.

The Blades are looking for a response and build down the right.

Excellent play from Femi Seriki to get around his man into the box.

But then feels a hint of contact and goes down - only for the referee to rightly wave away the penalty appeal.

Seriki had done his man and had a great chance to get a dangerous ball across, but didn't stay on his feet.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

You can't switch off from this Watford side. They do have players with quality.

We have to go and manipulate the pace of the game which we aren't doing so far at all.

Derek Payne
Former Watford midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

Watford are producing some nice combinations all over the pitch. They are dominating the football because all the players out there want to be on the ball.

Watford with a neat move down the right and Othmane Maamma gets into a promising position but completely scuffs his attempted cross.

The Hornets haven't started badly tonight considering Javi Gracia only resigned on Sunday.

Coaches Charlie Daniels, Dan Gosling and Adrian Mariappa are in charge this evening.

This is a meeting between the least in-form sides in the Championship. Blackburn have picked up four points in their past eight games, while Wednesday have only picked up two.

Rovers are on top so far tonight, though. The Owls are still yet to have a shot.

James Abankwah takes one for the team for Watford to block a cross in from the Hull left.

It goes behind for Hull's first corner of the night and they work it cleverly to Joe Gelhardt but the Leeds loanee can only send it about five yards over the bar.

Gelhardt looked to have slipped just as he met that 12 yards out.

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Doncaster have made the perfect start against fellow relegation-threatened side Burton.

Luke Molyneux, the scorer of their first goal, crosses for Owen Bailey to net Rovers' second after just 12 minutes.

Grant McCann's side had been in fine goalscoring form before losing 1-0 at Bradford at the weekend, and it seems they've rediscovered that scoring touch.

Derek Payne
Former Watford midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

Coming away to an in form side and having most of the ball in the opening ten minutes, they will certainly be happy.

I am surprised by Hull, I thought they would start this game faster than they have.

Just to give an indication of how big that goal is and how big a win would be for Blackburn tonight...

Rovers are out of the bottom three as things stand and West Bromwich Albion are dropping into the relegation zone.