GREAT save by Blades goakeeper Michael Cooper in the home goal from Bobby Clark's low effort from just oustside the area.

Darren Kenton
Former Norwich City defender on BBC Radio Norfolk

I think Norwich need to force Charlton out a bit because they are sat in that 4-5-1 formation and it's very hard to break down.

It's good that Norwich are getting their foot on the ball a bit now.

Surely he won't have to wait too long to be involved this afternoon, especially if the score remains unchanged?

We're back under way and Sheffield United striker Patrick Bamford looks like he's going to give it a go for now.

Another yellow. This one for Charlton's Joe Edwards for an unwitting handball.

Millwall are playing some tidy football despite the rain but are getting caught offside just a little too easily.

First Kyrell Lisbie a few moments ago and now Tristan Crama.

That being said, Crama looked onside as he tried to slide one across the face of goal from the right...

Malcolm Christie
Former Derby striker on BBC Radio Derby

There's been some really good signs. Can we get the influential players on the scene and I include Szmodics in that.

We've got through a lot of work so far. It is a battle in the middle with Phillips and Arblaster in there.

It could be a game with fine margins but we should take a lot of comfort in what we've seen.

Getting a bit scrappy now.

Charlton's Karlan Grant is shown the first yellow card for a foul on Jack Stacey, before Canaries striker Mathias Kvistgaarden also sees a caution after kicking the back of Billy Koumetio's heel up the other end.

Some concern here as Sheffield United striker Patrick Bamford is down in the area after landing awkwardly under a challenge from Derby goalkeeper Jacob Zetterstrom.

Just how much pressure is Nathan Jones under? He's worked miracles at The Valley, hasn't he?

This is looking much better from Norwich now.

A forward pass from the keeper makes it all the way to Charlton's box but the sharp pass can't make it through the many Addicks bodies to a Norwich shirt.

The visitors keep going though until Paris Maghoma takes the shot on, dragging it wide for the hosts to go on the break.

Charlie Kelman is all alone up there though and his run around the defenders doesn't pay off this time as he also hits wide.

Lovely weather for a sliding tackle and Zak Swanson times it perfectly for Pompey to dispossess Millwall right back Tristan Crama. Proper challenge some might say.

It is absolutely bucketing it down with rain at Fratton Park. Hope the pitch holds up...

Really grim weather on the south coast, where there is heavy wind from Storm Boelo and a yellow Met Office weather warning in place for rain.

The away side are causing problems now as they win a few corners in quick succession.

Well, hang on. Charlton's defence fall asleep and it lets Mathias Kvistgaarden make the run behind.

Billy Koumetio responds brilliantly though, timing his challenge to perfection to stop the Canary in his tracks before he can take the shot.

A second late on that and it would have been a stonewall penalty. High risk, high reward.

Not too far away from Kyrell Lisbie for Millwall as he gets on the end of a cross from the right but guides his header just wide.

Most pointless booking of the day goes to... Millwall defender Tristan Crama.

Crama takes liberties by walking about 10 yards down the touchline to take a throw.

Referee Tom Reeves tells him to walk back and Crama then makes a sarcastic gesture to earn himself a caution.

Norwich have their first corner. It's punched out by Charlton keeper Arthur Okonkwo, though the hosts can't get it away from the final third.

A cross is put in, headed away from a Charlton defender before Pelle Mattsson unwinds from just outside the box. The shot goes skyward.

Just not happening for Norwich.

Millwall boss Alex Neil is having a go at the fourth official on the touchline. Not sure what about to be honest. The grim weather, maybe?

Derby win their first corner of the game down their right after a bit of pressure.

Joe Ward's delivery isn't the best and Sammie Szmodics ends up blasting the bouncing ball high, high into the stand.