Alan Kelly
Former Preston keeper on BBC Radio Lancashire

I'll tell you what will disappoint Paul Heckingbottom is the lack of care with the ball.

Those five yard passes have been poor, possession has been given away too many times.

Having said that, I am happy with how we've set up, we need to utilise one of these attacks.

Pompey putting on the pressure now.

Milli Alli fizzes in a dangerous low cross and John Swift tries to divert it towards goal but he can't get it through a crowd of bodies at the near post and it's behind for a corner.

Portsmouth so close to an opener!

Ebou Adams meets Milli Alli's cross with a diving header but it flies narrowly over the bar.

Adams almost had his third league goal in six games since arriving at Pompey.

A nice tribute to former Owls captain Barry Bannan as the fans show their appreciation for him in the 10th minute of the match, in recognition of his service while wearing the shirt of the same number.

Different times now - he's donning the number 67 and on the opposing side today.

A first chance of the game for the visitors, who will go third in the Championship with a win.

Tristan Crama hooks an effort towards goal but it's a nice height for Murphy Cooper to make a comfortable save.

Action at both ends.

Championship top goalscorer Zan Vipotnik is Swansea's danger man and he puts Derby keeper Josh Vickers under pressure but he's able to make the clearance.

Moments later, Derby win another free-kick on the edge of the box but Joe Ward's curling effort towards the far post is palmed away by Swans goalkeeper Lawrence Vigouroux.

Danny Hall
Sheffield Star journalist on BBC Radio Sheffield

There's been a few moments from Portsmouth that lack quality.

They've not been able to string any passes together yet, United are trying to capitalise on it.

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The Hoops have the first meaningful attack of the game as Koki Saito sends a looping ball into the box looking for Richard Kone, but the Ivorian striker is denied by Eiran Cashin.

Ronald swings a cross to the far post for Swansea but Derby keeper Josh Vickers is out well and rises highest to make the claim.

The Swans are aiming for three league wins in a row for the first time this season.

All eyes on former Owls captain Barry Bannan at Hillsborough.

The 36-year-old has slotted in behind Josh Coburn in an advanced midfield role for Millwall.

Watford are enjoying more of the ball early doors but it's the home side who have had the first sniff at goal.

Lewis Dobbin finds Alfie Devine who sees his effort superbly blocked by Saba Goglichidze inside the box.

Swansea have had plenty of possession in the opening stages at Pride Park.

But it's Derby with the first real moment of promise as Patrick Agyemang gets on the end of a ball over the top before Swansea defender Ben Cabango brings him down on the edge of the box.

The Rams work it short to debutant Sam Szmodics but his curling effort towards the far post is blocked.

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Blackburn Rovers begin the day only outside the relegation zone on goal difference.

New boss Michael O'Neill is at Loftus Road as they take on QPR.

It's going to be fascinating to see how he balances his new role alongside his pursuit of a World Cup place with the Northern Ireland national team.

Niall McCaughan
Final Score

So, who is new Watford manager Ed Still?

Well, he’s the older brother of former Southampton boss Will Still, and he was assistant coach at Belgian club Anderlecht, but apart from that we don’t know a whole lot about him.

One thing we do know is that Deepdale away isn’t the easiest start, especially when the pitch looks like a moth eaten carpet!

The big team news for Derby is that top goalscorer Carlton Morris is back on the bench after almost three months out with an ankle injury.

John Eustace has made four changes to the starting line-up from the 2-1 loss to Ipswich as Sam Szmodics makes his debut, while Callum Elder, Dion Sanderson and Oscar Fraulo come in for Danny Batth, Derry Murkin, Lewis Travis and Bobby Clark.

Swansea make just one change from the 4-0 win over Sheffield Wednesday with Eom Ji-Sung in for Gustavo Nunes, who is among the subs.

What a big day for Barry Bannan.

He's back at Hillsborough for the first time since moving to London last month.

The former Scotland international made 477 appearances in more than 10 years with the Owls, he starts for the Lions today.

Just one change for Alex Neil's side, Josh Coburn in for Mihailo Ivanovic up front.

Jerry Yates is up top for Wednesday, still looking for his first goal since joining the club on loan from Luton.

Preston forward Daniel Jebbison returns to the starting XI after missing out in the win against Portsmouth last Saturday, while new signing Callum Lang, who scored a hat-trick for the reserves in the week, is named among the substitutes along with Milutin Osmajic who returns from his suspension.

New Watford boss Ed Still names his squad for the first time.

Mattie Pollock returns in defence after missing the past four games with a hamstring injury, while Marc Bola drops to the bench. Saba Goglichidze starts but full-back Jeremy Ngakia misses out through a knee injury.

As expected, Edoardo Bove, who signed for the club last month, is named on the bench as is striker Mamadou Doumbia with Luca Kjerrumgaard getting the nod up front.

Sheffield United look to get off to a quick start as Gus Hamer drives straight towards goal but Zak Swanson is there for Pompey to make the clearance.

Portsmouth have made two changes to the side that lost 1-0 at Preston last time out with Colby Bishop and John Swift coming in for Conor Chaplin and Jacob Brown.

January signing Madiodio Dia is on the bench and could make his debut.

Kalvin Phillips makes his first start for Sheffield United and is one of three changes from Monday night's 2-1 defeat to Middlesbrough.

Tom Cannon and Djibril Soumare also come in with Ollie Arblaster, Sydie Peck and Callum O'Hare dropping to the bench.

We're getting up and running in all five of today's Championship games.