Half-time and it's been enterprising stuff at Pride Park without a goal coming in the first period.

Half-time and it remains goalless at Deepdale.

Alfie Devine went closest to breaking the deadlock when his deflected strike from range went just wide of the QPR goal.

The chances kept on coming for Leicester but they were unable to peg back Sheffield Wednesday after their early opener.

Jerry Yates put the basement side ahead from a corner in just the second minute.

The Foxes have had multiple sights at goal since but Owls keeper Pierce Charles has denied them a leveller.

It seems like only a matter time until one of Leicester's many chances prove fruitful but with the final third quality departing the side, this could be the day Sheffield Wednesday finally find that elusive home win.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

That was a terrific goal, not only the finish, but the build up as well.

A clever pass from Marcelino Nunez, where did it come from? I don't know, but it really doesn't matter.

Roy Hodgson's strong start at Bristol City continues as his side go in at the break 1-0 up thanks to Mark Sykes goal.

Half-time and it remains goalless but it has been no less entertaining at Vicarage Road.

Charlton started the stronger and have hit the post through captain Greg Docherty's close-range header.

Watford struck the woodwork too when Imran Louza's cross bounced off the bar before Mamadou Doumbia's strike just before the break was disallowed for an offside in the build up.

West Bromwich Albion have the best of the chances but neither can find the net at the break.

Aune Heggebo's volley needs intervention from Rovers stopper Balazs Toth to clatter from the keeper's glove onto the crossbar to provide the biggest danger of the afternoon so far.

There's not much in it though.

Following that injury to Patrick Agyemang, we will have six minutes of additional time at Pride Park.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

It looked very close on the line, even the replays aren't conclusive but the assistant referee was in the best place to see it and he signalled for it.

That worked out nicely, we didn't really have to work for it but we've got it, all of a sudden an equaliser from absolutely nothing.

End to end stuff.

A ball to the back post is again met by Lloyd Jones but his looping header towards the top corner is met by Watford keeper Egil Selvik.

A really sorry sight this.

Patrick Agyemang is forced to leave the field on a stretcher after landing awkwardly.

He is replaced by Jaydon Banel.

Agyemang will hope that isn't his opportunity of representing the USA at a home World Cup over and we wish him well with his recovery.

Promising from Leicester's Stephy Mavididi.

He slips through the Wednesday defence to fire in an effort that tests Owls keeper Pierce Charles.

Charles once again is light on his feet to parry it out of play though and Leicester can't follow it up with any real threat.

Watford's celebrations are cut short!

Imran Louza floats the ball into the box and it is expertly finished on the half volley by Mamadou Doumbia but the flag is up for offside and Watford's opener is chalked off.

Not even half-time but a change for Ipswich as Azor Matusiwa, who seemed to be struggling after an earlier foul, comes off and Anis Mehmeti comes on.

Close for the Blades then at the other end as Harrison Burrows slices a shot wide of the post.

Considering there's not a lot standing on the result of this game, it has started to liven up considerably.

As close as you can get for Charlton.

Another free-kick from the left isn't properly dealt with by Watford and the ball ricochets into the path of the captain Greg Docherty who can only head his effort onto the post before the hosts clear the danger.

Bristol City should be 2-0 up here!

Scott Twine has an open goal and is only a few yards out but Japhet Tanganga makes the slighest of crucial touches, to take the ball away from Twine, so he swings and misses his shot.