Carl Asaba
Former Sheffield United striker on BBC Radio Sheffield

The manager definitely needs to react because this could spiral out of control.

I'd like to see Sydie Peck come on because we're looking pretty weak in the middle of the park.

It's been a really difficult afternoon. In these conditions the ball's been coming up to the strikers but we've not been able to keep it.

The atmosphere has gone flat because we've not controlled it at all.

Struggling Derby deservedly lead at the break.

The Rams, winless in seven, had been getting on top as the half wore on and Bobby Clark put them in front with a composed finish after Ryan Hedges' low shot came back off the foot of the post.

The home side have offered very little, save for a Kalvin Phillips shot moments before Derby scored.

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A goal apiece at the break, both gifted by a defensive faux pas.

The Canaries got it all wrong when they came out to close down Charlie Kelman, misjudging his run and seeing him move around them to slot in an opener.

Charlton couldn't keep up their dominance though, allowing Norwich to settle before leaving Paris Maghoma to his own devices on the right flank. Their lack of awareness was heavily punished as Maghoma drove forward and struck an equaliser.

Momentum favouring the Canaries at the end of that half. Will Charlton finally be defeated at The Valley this season?

Two additional minutes to play.

Norwich being given too much freedom at the moment. A sneaky lead incoming?

All square at the break at a sodden Fratton Park.

Portsmouth goalkeeper Nicolas Schmid gifted Millwall the lead in the sixth minute after giving the ball straight to Jenson Metcalfe, who made no mistake to slot home into an empty net.

But Lyndon Dykes put through his own net from an Adrian Segecic free-kick 10 minutes later to help Pompey restore parity.

It's all to play for in the second half.

Marlon Pack tries to curl up and over the wall from the Pompey free-kick but it takes a slight deflection and flies just wide.

Portsmouth can't make anything of the resulting corner.

Millwall captain Jake Cooper marks his 450th appearance for the club with a yellow card by bringing down Pompey's Adrian Segecic on the edge of the area.

We're into a minimum of four minutes of time added on at the end of this first half.

The home fans not happy with what they've seen so far.

Ah, that's football for you, especially in the Championship.

Jacob Wright lets loose for the Canaries but it's nowhere near the target.

Norwich on top now. They've turned this around after the nervous start.

Credit to Portsmouth and Millwall. Both sides continue to try and play out from the back along the deck despite the heavy rain - and they haven't been perturbed by Pompey goalkeeper Nicolas Schmid's earlier error to gift the Lions the opener.

Malcolm Christie
Former Derby striker on BBC Radio Derby

That was deserved.

Rewind back and you think that Henrik Meister should do better, but they've now got their reward.

You can't really fault this performance at the moment. Yes, Sheffield United have had their moments in and around the box, but defensively we've been comfortable.

A lot of the things that John Eustace was talking about are coming to fruition.

Derby have been good value for this lead.

They've only won once all season but they're not playing like a team short on confidence at the moment. Far from it.

Carl Asaba
Former Sheffield United striker on BBC Radio Sheffield

This is bubbling up into a really good game now. With teams are really trying with really good intensity.

The slide tackles are coming out in the rain... Kyrell Lisbie comes hurtling in for Millwall to challenge Terry Devlin and put it behind for a Pompey corner - even if Lisbie is convinced it should've been a goal-kick.

Adrian Segecic sends in a teasing delivery and Lions goalkeeper Max Crocombe just about gets through a crowd of his own players to punch clear.

HUGE chance comes and goes for the away side.

Bobby Clark clips a ball over the home defence and Henrik Meister is in.

The home defence are expecing an offside flag that does not come and Michael Cooper has to be alert to race of his line and block the shot.

There is a balloon on the pitch. And now referee Tom Reeves has briefly stopped the game because the ball brushed past it.

Shortly after the restart, Ryan Kavuma-McQueen shows lovely feet for Portsmouth to weave into the area but his cross is cleared at the near post by the Lions backline.