Leicester City take a 2-0 lead into the tunnel against a sluggish Bristol City.

The start of the match saw both sides with chances but Ben Nelson was the first to see his name on the scoresheet after powering home Jordan James' free-kick.

The Foxes then doubled their lead through Abdul Fatawu, who scored shortly after assisting Stephy Mavididi in an effort that clattered with the post.

The Robins did start to build some momentum in the final stages of that half though - and holding onto leads hasn't been Leicester's finest attribute in recent times.

We're into one minute of added time at the end of the first half. John Mousinho cannot get his Pompey side into the dressing room quick enough. It's been a really poor half for the hosts.

Eric Steele
Former Derby and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC Radio Derby

That's the story of our half - nearly - that's the problem.

We've not created the opportunities, we've got to give better service to the front men.

Joe Gelhardt's scored and missed a penalty for the away side in a dramatic final five minutes of what had, until then, been a fairly drab first half.

Fifth leads sixth.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

It's a well-struck penalty, fantastic save by the keeper who read it at full-stretch.

It wasn't a bad penalty, the keeper just read it perfectly.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras

It's the turn of the home fans to erupt!

Joe Gelhardt takes the penalty just three minutes after scoring, but Arthur Okonkwo goes to his left and palms the ball away.

Terrific save.

That's given the home fans some hope.

Callum Doyle was adjudged to have felled Joe Gelhardt in the area but Arthur Okonkwo digs his team-mate out with a fine save from Gelhardt's penalty.

How big could that prove to be?

The away side have a great chance to go 2-0 up!

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras

What a sublime free-kick that is from Joe Gelhardt.

Arthur Okonkwo had no chance with that one.

The away end erupts, and every outfield Hull player charged over to celebrate with them.

The visitors lead in the battle between sixth and fifth.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

Different class - quality from a quality player.

He fancied it as soon as we got the free-kick. He had the perfect distance to get the ball up and down, what a fantastic strike that is.

The keeper was nowhere near it.

Portsmouth are usually so reliable at Fratton Park but have lost their past two home league games 1-0 - and have won just one of four games on home soil so far in 2026.

They're trailing by that scoreline again here.

Pompey win a couple of corners in quick succession but can't make anything of them. Slightly nervy times for John Mousinho's side at the moment.

Value for money in terms of entertainment so far, if not yet goals.

Ivan Azon cuts inside and has a shot blocked for Ipswich. It then drops for Leif Davis on the edge of the box and... he won't want to see this back. Sliced harmlessly wide. Think they call that a shank.

Luca Kjerrumgaard is denied an opener by a superb save from Owls keeper Pierce Charles.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras

Wrexham have certainly carried more of a threat in the last few minutes.

Nathan Broadhead did well to tee up Zak Vyner whose shot was deflected over.

Very little quality on show so far tonight though, it must be said.

Lions left-back Zak Sturge has the best effort for the home side so far, putting some pace behind his header but Derby stopper Josh Vickers gets a hand to it.

A tight contest.

It's all action at the bet365 Stadium.

Bae Junho has a pop for Stoke and it's well blocked by Azor Matusiwa.