A bit of a lull to bring a lively half towards its climax.

We'll have two added minutes.

Cardiff look to end the opening half strongly.

They've enjoyed a decent spell of possession in the Wrexham half, but they can't get an effort on Anthony Patterson's goal.

The visitors have defended very well when required.

Barry Horne
Former Wrexham and Birmingham City midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

I think Wrexham will be disappointed not be two goals up.

Cardiff have shown that there is a goal in this for them if their crossing gets a bit better, based on the first half Wrexham would deserve that as well.

Joel Bagan looks to deliver a floated ball towards the back post, but it's over hit and goes out for a Wrexham goal kick.

Into the final five minutes of the first-half, and Wrexham still lead through that early Kieffer Moore strike.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Imray should not be getting in by there for me.

There's two defenders there, too easy from Cardiff.

Matty James' corner lands on the roof of the Cardiff net.

Not his finest delivery, but the hosts will be relived after those two chances for the away side.

Another massive chance for Wrexham.

Danny Imray is played through on goal, and his low shot is tipped behind for a corner by Nathan Trott.

It looked to be going wide anyway, but Trott takes no chances.

Lewis O'Brien delivers the corner from the opposite flank this time, and Kieffer Moore goes so close to scoring a second.

His glancing header strikes the top of the crossbar in front of the Canton End.

Huge chance for Wrexham to make it 2-0.

Superb defending from Osho as Thomason threatened on Wrexham's left flank.

Corner to the visitors.

It's whipped into the box by Matty James, and Trott punches the ball behind for another corner.

Barry Horne
Former Wrexham and Birmingham City midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

The best thing for Wrexham to get over the hangover of last season is to get a win in a game like this.

I'm not saying that's going to cure everything but it will help.

Wrexham are just settling again after that improved spell from the Bluebirds.

But Kieffer Moore is yellow carded for a foul on Gabriel Osho.

Phil Parkinson looked perplexed at that call.

Just over half an hour gone and Wrexham will be thrilled with the way they started the game.

Cardiff have certainly improved in the past 10 minutes or so, but it's Kieffer Moore's early goal that separates the sides.

Ollie Tanner thinks he's won a corner, but the assistant referee awards a goal kick to the hosts.

Much to the delight of George Thomason, and the dismay of Tanner.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Cardiff are improving here.

Ollie Tanner has looked the most likely source of an opening and, after being picked out by the winger, new recruit Jack Moylan ought to have done better.

Barry Horne
Former Wrexham and Birmingham City midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Cardiff are making a game of this now.

They've grown into the game but they looked a little shell shocked in that first 10 minutes.

Cian Ashford inks one way and then the other before shooting at goal from around 12 yards out, but it's straight at Anthony Patterson.

Cardiff on top now after that slow start.

At the other end, Kieffer Moore's curling shot from distance is easily saved by Nathan Trott.

Dom Hyam is penalised for a foul on Cian Ashford, and out come the ironic cheers from the home fans as they are awarded a free-kick.

Wrexham have had very little possession in the past six or seven minutes.

Ollie Tanner is causing problems on Wrexham's left flank.

He picks out summer signing Jack Moylan who fires over from near the penalty spot.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Cian Ashford is struggling a little bit.

It's him and Jack Moylan playing further forward but he is not having as much joy as him, I'm surprised Joel Colwill hasn't started.

The home fans are encouraged by their side's efforts since that delay for Imray's injury.

The're just starting to press a little more aggressively too, which always goes down well with the supporters.