Jack Moylan turns in the area and Watford skipper Mattie Pollock slides in.

He gets the man and not the ball.

BIG chance for the home side.

Mark Sykes gets free down their right and his low cross looks set to be tapped in by Kyrell Lisbie only for Filip Lissah to take it off his toe and out for a corner, which comes to nought.

Martin Payero incurs the wrath of referee John Busby.

The Watford man is the first to be cautioned tonight.

Not a lot to shout about in the opening stages at Ashton Gate so far. Two teams feeling each other out at the moment.

Cameron Pring swings in a cross from the left for Bristol City but Rovers are able to clear.

Jacob Bruun Larsen cuts back onto his right foot just inside the Charlton area and sends in a shot which Arthur Okonkwo gets down to save at his near post.

A decent passage of play for Burnley.

A huge chance for Watford right at the start.

Myron Boadu, on his first start for the Hornets is one-on-one with Cardiff goalkeeper Nathan Trott and the 'keeper comes up with a strong block.

Plenty of early possession for Wrexham. Issa Kabore looks lively on the right and he cuts it back for George Dobson on the edge of the area.

Dobson strikes low and on target but it doesn't have the power to trouble Max O'Leary. Straight at the West Brom keeper who makes an easy save.

VERY early chance for the league leaders but Marko Stamenic drags a shot wide for the visitors.

A strong start from Charlton with Amari'i Bell launching a long throw into the Burnley box and Tyreece Campbell already looking lively down the left.

Danny McNamara sends in a cross which evades everyone.

Three changes for Wrexham tonight from their 1-1 draw at Derby as Callum Doyle, George Dobson and Ollie Rathbone start.

James Morrison has made five alterations for West Brom from their 1-0 defeat to Birmingham.

George Campbell replaces Nat Phillips at centre-back, while Harry Whitwell, Jayson Molumby, Isaac Price and Barney Stewart also come in.

Jamie Vardy makes his first start for Burnley as boss Nicky Hayen makes one change from that big win at Watford.

The former England striker is in for Zeki Amdouni who is out through injury.

There is no Josh Edwards for Charlton tonight while Micah Mbick drops to the bench and into the side from Saturday's draw with Bristol City come Kayne Ramsay and Amari'i Bell.

Michael Skubala has made five changes for Bristol City tonight from the 1-1 draw at Charlton with Lisav Eissat, Cameron Pring, Gibson Yah, Jed Wallace and Sam Greenwood all coming in.

Just the one change for Blackburn following their 2-1 win over Cardiff with Tom Atcheson returning to the starting XI in place of Andri Gudjohnson, who is among the subs.

Rovers look to have switched to five at the back.

Cardiff have made one change from the side beaten at Blackburn at the weekend with Chris Willock in for Callum Robinson who is among the substitutes.

Krystian Bielik sits out the second and final game of his suspension.

Alessio Dionisi rings the changes for Watford six of them in fact.

Branimir Mlacic, Soumaila Coulibaly, Amin Nabizada, Iker Bravo, Mamadou Doumbia and Luca Kjerrumgaard all drop to the bench and in come Kevin Keben, Jordan Zemura, Martin Payero, Stephy Mavididi, Othmane Maamma and Myron Boadu, who makes his first start for the Hornets.

Tuesday night under the lights? Oh go on then.

We are under way in six of our eight games with Birmingham v Preston and Stoke v Middlesbrough joing the fun at 20:00 BST.

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Chris Wathan
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

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A fitting front page of the Cardiff City programme given the hosts could do with a hero here against Watford.

Summer signing Jack Moylan has been a real success story for the Bluebirds on their return to the Championship with three goals and two assists, the last of which coming in Saturday's defeat at Blackburn.

It could be a different role for the midfielder tonight, though, with Cardiff's line-up showing no recognised striker.

As for Watford, they've been anything but supermen in recent weeks. Not many of the understandably angry fans look to have made the trip to south Wales - and you couldn't blame them. It's not making for much of an atmosphere so far.

For Hornets clinging to positives (or should it be clutching at straws), their only point on the road came the last time they headed into Wales when they drew at Wrexham back in August.

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It was notable after Saturday's backs-to-the-wall 2-1 win at Bolton, during which they had to play 70 minutes with 10 men how both Stoke boss Mark Robins and captain Viktor Johansson referenced the team being a family and their relationship with the supporters.

From three straight defeats to start the season, the Potters are now the Championship's in-form team with 16 points from their past six games.

"I just stood back and watched the celebrations at the end and that's just brilliant for me to see. You've got to find a way to win and the players found a way to win," said Robins at the weekend.

Who is going to stop them?

Maybe Middlesbrough, on a six-game unbeaten run of their own and with just one defeat in their past 10 road trips.

In Will Lankshear Boro have the division's joint-top scorer with seven goals so far - Tottenham's loss looks already to be a major gain for Middlesbrough who could finish the night top of the pile.

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BBC Sport at Molineux

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A fair bit has happened since Wolves and Bolton last faced each other.

Wolves won 4-0 at Bolton in April 2018 - capping off that season's Championship in style. They also thrashed them 5-1 at home earlier that season, too.

Since that point the two teams have gone on very different paths indeed - with Wolves reaching a Europa League quarter-final just two seasons later while Bolton almost went under in 2019 and have since risen from League Two and back to the Championship in time for this season.

As for the two respective Wanderers - they both come into this game off the back of defeats. But can Wolves show some free-scoring form as they did just over eight years ago? Or will Steven Schumacher's side show they can be as brave as he said they would need to be in his pre-match media commitments?

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Wolves fell to a second league defeat of the season with a 1-0 reverse at fellow promotion hopefuls Middlesbrough on Saturday.

The last time they lost back-to-back league matches at this level was April 2017.

To avoid that they've freshened things up with four changes from Saturday. Jordan James makes his first league start for the club and Ladislav Krejci, Jean-Ricner Bellegarde and Fer Lopez also come in.

Visitors Bolton are also looking to get back on track after a weekend disappointment, having fallen to a 2-1 home defeat by 10-man Stoke.

Bolton have gone one more than the hosts by way of changes. Among the five alterations from Saturday is a first start for former Motherwell man Theo Bair after he came off the bench to score late on against the Potters.

Rovers, who are 12th, visit ninth-placed West Brom tonight.