Jay Freeman
BBC Sport at Molineux

That Bolton goal has come out of nowhere.

It's been all Wolves in this second half but more carelessness from the hosts - this time as they failed to clear their lines needlessly - is their undoing.

Still time for the hosts, but they were looking more likely to win this game just a moment ago.

Chris Wathan
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

That was bizarre.

Cardiff fans - like us all - expected Jack Moylan to step up to take that penalty to complete his hat-trick.

There were boos from the home fans as Chris Willock took the ball.

And even more boos when he missed.

Now, we're not saying Watford are about to launch a comeback, but that seemed a bit strange from Cardiff to say the least.

Burnley's Igor Julio gets the game's first caution for a foul.

Another sub for Wrexham. Lewis O'Brien replaces Ollie Rathbone.

Isaac Price fizzes an excellent ball into the corridor of uncertainty and Barney Stewart can't quite get his outstretched leg on the end of it for Albion.

Any contact and Wrexham would have been in trouble.

Jay Freeman
BBC Sport at Molineux

It would have been easier for Adam Armstrong to score..

A promising Wolves counter-attack comes to nowt as he fires tamely at Bolton keeper Gavin Bazunu from Rafiki Said's clever delivery into the box.

The home fans were frustrated in the first half. They still are, but for different reasons, now. They want a winner.

Well, well, well.

Jack Moylan scored the first penalty of the night but Chris Willock was not on the field for that.

He is now, so takes the spot-kick duties and Federico Ravaglia makes the save.

Moylan is on a hat-trick by the way.

Blues winger Liam Millar was fouled by Preston's Stanley Mills a few moments ago and Mills was booked.

Now it's role reversal.

Millar sends Mills to the ground and the Birmingham man is shown yellow.

WONDERFUL save from Gavin Bazunu to keep out Adam Armstrong's close range effort for the home side.

First changes of the night and it's Phil Parkinson who makes them for Wrexham.

Issa Kabore and Kieffer Moore, who put his team ahead with a wonder strike, make way.

On come Danny Imray and Sam Smith.

Oh deary me...

A crazy challenge from Edo Kayembe on Will Fish and it is a second penalty for Cardiff.

August Priske is on a hat-trick and he fancies it.

Liam Millar sends a cross into the box but Priske's header is easily saved by Daniel Iverson in the Preston goal.

Both captains have now been taken off inside five minutes of each other.

City with the double change now.

Brian De Keersmaecker replaces Jason Knight and Tomi Horvat replaces Scott Twine.

Preston's Stanley Mills is late into a tackle on Blues winger Liam Millar and he's had one too many of those now.

Into the book Mills goes.

West Brom could be heading for three straight league defeats for the first time under James Morrison since he took over in February.

It would also be the first time they have gone four league games without a win under Morrison if they cannot turn this around.

They've got about 23 minutes plus stoppages to do something about it.

Both teams have made a treble change.

That's a lot of names for me to write out.

Right, Yanis Issoufou, Tristan Crama and Luke Cundle are all on for the home team.

The league leaders have brought on Ross Stewart, Melker Widdell and Goncalo Franco.

Another corner for City as Cameron Pring's left footed shot from outside the box is blocked by Sam Morsy, but again the set piece is fruitless for the home side.

Lisav Eissat's header from the centre of the box is blocked this time.