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Championship: Irish midfielder Jason Knight has put Bristol City a goal up at the Cardiff City Stadium on the hour mark.

Leicester City 0-0 Arsenal

The second half is under way at the King Power Stadium and we can but hope it is more entertaining than the extremely boring 45 minutes that preceded it.

Of course Leicester will be happy with the way things are going, but Arsenal have offered next to nothing. You can follow the action with Rob Smyth …

Today’s Championship fixtures

It’s scoreless at half-time in the early matches at the Cardiff City Stadium and Deepdale, while the deadlock also remains unbroken at the Kassam Stadium.

The game between Oxford United and Portsmouth game is running some 25 minutes behind schedule following a break in play prompted by a medical emergency in the ground’s north stand. A fan has been transported to hospital after receiving care from medical staff.

• Cardiff City 0-0 Bristol City (L)

• Oxford United 0-0 Portsmouth (L)

• Preston 0-0 Burnley (L)

• Blackburn Rovers v Plymouth Argyle

• Hull City v Norwich City

• Luton Town v Sheffield United

• Middlesbrough v Watford

• Millwall v West Brom

• Sheffield Wednesday v Coventry City

• Stoke City v Swansea City

• View the Championship table

Today’s Premier League fixtures

• Leicester City 0-0 Arsenal (L)

• Aston Villa v Ipswich Town

• Fulham v Nottingham Forest

• Manchester City v Newcastle United

• Southampton v Bournemouth

• West Ham v Brentford

• Crystal Palace v Everton (5.30pm GMT)

• View the Premier League table

Saturday clockwatch

Hello reader. The weekend’s Premier League action got under way last night at the Amex Stadium, where Brighton ran out easy winners against Chelsea before Leicester and Arsenal took up the top flight cudgels in today’s early kick-off. It’s scoreless at the half-time break at King Power Stadium, where some home fans staged a pre-match protest against the way their club is being run before clicking through the turnstiles.

We have five three o’clock kick-offs to keep tabs on today and we’ll bring you news of all the goals as they go in, while flagging up any other major talking points from the Premier League and beyond. We’ll also have match reports and post-match reaction ahead of today’s late game between Crystal Palace and Everton.

Yup, it’s Saturday clockwatch, your one-stop shop for all the news that’s fit to print and plenty more that almost certainly may not be.

Victor Kristiansen (left) and Ethan Nwaneri contest the ball at the King Power Stadium. Photograph: Mike Egerton/PA