West Ham starting to apply some pressure but Charlton are defending resolutely, as Lloyd Jones blocks the latest low cross from the left, this time from Callum Styles.

Rumarn Burrell is claiming his first goal since January for QPR.

The ball did hit Yousef Salech on its way in but it is surely a goal for the man in blue and white hoops?

Either way, as it stands QPR are second in the Championship table.

Wrexham midfielder Ben Whiteman is the second man into the book after a lunge on Josh Coburn just outside the Wrexham area.

Jenson Metcalfe has a pop from the subsequent free-kick but it's well over the bar.

Good feet from Arthur Okonkwo as Kareem Tunde slides Jayson Molumby down the right of the area and his low, hooked cross-shot is turned behind at his near post by the keeper.

Burton have turned the game around against AFC Wimbledon and are now 2-1 up through Alistair Smith's own goal.

Wigan, who lost their first three games of the season, have gone a goal ahead against MK Dons thanks to Jensen Weir's fantastic 36th-minute strike.

Weir smashed it first time from 30 yards into the top of the net.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales

Wrexham fans are chanting the name of Issa Kabore on what is the right wing-back's first start since returning to the club on a permanent deal from Manchester City.

The Burkina Faso international won't be credited with that goal as it went in off Zak Sturge, although I don't think the away fans are too fussed.

This has been an incredibly uneventful game so far, but the Welsh side take the lead with their first meaningful attack of the game.

Promising stuff from Albion as Isaac Price is sent scampering down the left towards the byline and flashes a low cross towards the near post, intended for Jimmy-Jay Morgan, only for Arthur Okonkwo to come off his line and gather cleanly.

Burnley do threaten now.

Radek Vitek beats away a shot from Dastan Sapaev.

George Evans' curling free-kick has brought Burton level against AFC Wimbledon in League One.

All of the other four games in the division are goalless.

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Burnley have lost only one of their past 60 home games in the Championship.

But their last home victory of any sort came in the Premier League back in October last year when they beat Leeds 2-0.

The Clarets are working hard but are yet to seriously threaten Middlesbrough.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record scorer on BBC Radio WM

Albion are losing a bit of control at the moment, both sides are playing scrappy.

The first goal is so important tonight.

Oh Cian Ashford.

The Cardiff man has a free header at the far post but nods it wide when unmarked.

Head in hands from Ashford, no-one needs to tell him he should do better.

Not seen an awful lot of attacking threat from Wrexham so far, bar a Max Cleworth header from a deep Matty James free-kick which went well wide and another scramble in the box after Cleworth had popped the ball back into the mixer after a set-piece was cleared.

David Unsworth
Former Burnley and Everton defender on BBC Radio Lancashire

It's a really bold attacking statement from Burnley tonight.

As soon as Middlesbrough's defenders have the ball, four of them press, they've been on it since the whistle.

Jack Moylan gets free at the far post for Cardiff but elects to shoot from a narrow angle.

Home goalkeeper Pierce Charles will not be caught out at his near post and makes the save.

It opens up for Isaac Price on the left of the Addicks box and he whips a curling right-footed shot across goal which is parried powerfully away by Arthur Okonkwo. Good height for him.

Price has also teed up Callum Styles again from a free-kick outside the box but this time Styles' shot is charged down.

Middlesbrough should be 1-0 up inside three minutes.

A long ball from goalkeeper Radek Vitek sees Will Lankshear get beyond the home defence but he shoots wide - should have done better, as should Burnley's defenders.

Burnley's international feel tonight by the way means they are starting with 11 different nationalities in their line up.

Kareem Tunde picks the ball up 35 yards out and thinks, why not?

He has a pop with his left foot but drags it low and a yard or so wide of Arthur Okonkwo's left post.