Watford were out early for the second 45 - maybe they just want to get on the coach as quickly as possible?

Anyway, a 10th away defeat in 11 games is incoming barring something extraordinary.

Surprisingly no changes for the visitors - a case of 'you got us into this mess, you get us out of it?'

Jack Moylan will fancy a hat-trick for the home side.

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Half-time at St Andrew's but this one feels like it's pretty much game over already.

Birmingham are closing in on their first home win of the season after Liam Millar's opener and then a blistering couple of minutes in added time at the end of the first half.

August Priske slotted home from Alex Cochrane's quick-thinking cross before curling in off the post from Jay Stansfield's set back.

This could be a long old night for bottom side Preston.

An early chance for City from a dead ball situation.

Sam Morsy with the foul giving Scott Twine the free-kick opportunity just to the left of the D.

His strike may well have been drifting wide but Balazs Toth takes no chances, diving across and catching well to his right.

Getting back under way for the second half of our 19:45 BST games.

Middlesbrough the better side and have had three very good chances.

Will Lankshear, Amario Cozier-Duberry and Aidan Morris have all been superbly denied by Viktor Johansson.

Stoke will be delighted to be level at the break.

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Five changes for Bristol City before we kicked off tonight and already a first substitution now at half-time.

Sam Greenwood is taken off for Yu Hirakawa to come on.

Five minutes of stoppage time to play at the end of this first half.

Wow, almost a complete mess for Birmingham.

Phil Neumann sends a hospital pass back to Blues goalkeeper James Beadle and Delano Burgzorg is charging it down for Preston.

Beadle clears the ball into the lunging Burgzorg and luckily for Blues, it flies out for a goal-kick.

And then Beadle is furious with the challenge, claiming Burgzorg was out of control. Just a talking to from the ref. No foul given.

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Boos predictably from what remains of the away end at the half-time whistle.

Watford manager Alessio Dionisi said on Saturday to be 3-0 down at half-time against Burnley - a game they lost 4-0 - was impossible.

Goodness knows what he makes of this.

Birmingham are unbeaten in their opening four home games in the league this season.

Yet they are still looking for their first win of the campaign at St Andrew's, with all four matches ending in draws before tonight.

Blues are on their way here though.

Middlesbrough are knocking on the door.

This time a ball is headed on by Will Lankshear and is hammered towards goal by Aidan Morris but there is Viktor Johansson again to keep the visitors out

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A penalty and a tidy finish from Jack Moylan to give Cardiff a 2-0 lead before Mattie Pollock flicked a third past his own goalkeeper.

Ollie Tanner completed the scoring, for now, with a fine fourth.

Watford actually had the chance to go 1-0 up but Myron Boadu's effort was blocked by Nathan Trott when he was through one-on-one.

The visitors are a mess at the back and look a pretty dishevelled bunch.

That was Liam Millar's fifth goal contribution of the league season so far for Birmingham.

The Canadian, who is on loan from Hull City, now has two goals and three assists for Blues.

Jacob Bruun Larsen's goal separates the sides.

Billy Koumetio has had a header cleared off the line for Charlton.;

Are Burnley about to end a 19-game winless run at Turf Moor?

They are half the way there.