Jay Freeman
BBC Sport at Molineux

There's a restlessness amongst the home crowd at Molineux right now.

Having edged the possession in the early stages, Wolves are now a goal down against a Bolton side who look confident every time they have the ball.

Much of the action's been played in the Bolton half of the field, but Wolves look nervy in front of goal right now.

A very good opening for Birmingham as Jay Stansfield sends a brilliant cross to the back post for Liam Millar.

Millar heads it back across the face of goal but it's just behind August Priske and Stanley Mills is able to hack it clear for Preston before it gets to Priske.

Wrexham send a free-kick looping into the penalty area and Kieffer Moore tussles to win the header but it's straight at West Brom keeper Max O'Leary.

A game with very little in the way of chances for either side so far.

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Dom Ballard nearly gets in ahead of Hayden Carter from a lofted through ball, but the defender just about fairly edges him out.

Scott Twine not happy, he thought there was a foul, and many of the thousands inside Ashton Gate agree with him.

Oh, that really should be 1-1.

Othmane Maamma scuffs a volley towards goal but Martin Payero from about two yards should be able to direct a header into the net but cannot climb high enough to direct an effort on target for Watford.

The home side continue to press.

Jenson Metcalfe hangs up a deep corner to the back post where Jordy Osei-Tutu is steaming in.

His header looks bound to hit the back of the net but a Swans player gets in the way to flick it over the bar.

Birmingham come forward and it drops for Alex Cochrane on the edge of the box.

Cochrane has a crack but his effort is well blocked by a sea of red Preston shirts.

Phil Neumann looks fine to continue for Birmingham after taking a blow to the head from his team-mate James Beadle and he is back on the pitch.

Chris Wathan
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

The Bluebirds are dominating things here in south Wales, with Watford living off scraps and the odd hope of a counter attack.

The few hundred Hornets fans - who could see their side lose for the sixth time in seven games tonight - have been given very little to cheer about. They instead have aired plenty of chants against owner Gino Pozzo, backing up social media criticism and a vote of no confidence from one fans group.

A blow for Cardiff.

Dylan Lawlor looks to have tweaked a hamstring and his evening is over.

Will Fish is the like-for-like replacement in defence.

Fish himself is only recently back from a hernia surgery.

A break in play at St Andrew's while Phil Neumann gets treatment for Blues after taking a blow to the head when James Beadle punched clear a Preston long ball forward a moment ago.

First real chance goes the way of the visitors.

Preston win a free-kick in a decent position high up on the left and it's sent in by Jordan Thompson.

Callum Lang does very well to connect with the header despite the cross being behind him and guides it on target.

But James Beadle is across to make an important save in the Blues goal.

A first yellow card for the home side as Derek Mazou-Sacko takes out Elijah Just.

Two further corners in quick succession as the Blackburn penalty is rather under siege.

Nearly a third corner, but instead a long throw in from right by the corner flag, George Tanner's best Rory Delap impression leads to a flick on header and then a second ball this time from the right which sees Tanner hit the target.

Balazs Toth again the hero with a brilliant one-handed save with his left fingertips this time diving athletically to keep it out.

A really good chance for Middlesbrough.

Will Lankshear turns in a shot from 10 yards and Viktor Johansson is down to make a smart save.

He has eight goals in all competitions this season - Lankshear is not the man you want to be affording those sort of chances.

Liam Millar tries to float a teasing ball into the box for Birmingham but no-one in a blue shirt is able to meet it and a promising delivery drifts out for a goal-kick.

More good build-up from Burnley.

A cross is flashed in and Jamie Vardy gets in front of his man but swipes his shot over the bar.

Jay Freeman
BBC Sport at Molineux

Some great football being played at Molineux but no goals just yet.

Josh Sheehan tested the gloves of Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa, who was forced into a diving save to deny him and shortly after, Matheus Mane curled agonisingly wide of the upright at the other end.

Wolves look good with the ball but a bit shaky at the back. Bolton are unfortunate not to be a goal up even if the hosts have shaded the possession.