Denis Cirkin heads over from Trai Hume's cross for the away side as they look for a leveller.

Stoke almost re-take the lead but for the outstretched leg of Jak Alnwick in the Cardiff goal as he denies Million Manhoef from close range.

Luton have only lost one of their last 11 games against Blackburn and they won't have given this one up yet by any means.

Carlton Morris comes close to pulling a goal back at the start of the second half, but Danny Batth is there to clear off the line.

Blades boss Chris Wilder has made a triple change less than 10 minutes into the second half.

Sam McCallum, Kieffer Moore and Jamie Shackleton are all on.

Laura Kenyon
BBC Final Score

A day of accolades at the Swansea.com Stadium today.

This time Ben Crocker is presented to the home fans at half-time.

The new IBF European super lightweight champion - in true boxer fashion - was sporting his belt over his shoulder to huge applause from the crowd.

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Millwall are looking to avoid a third straight defeat this afternoon. They will have to come from behind to do so.

Can Neil Harris conjure up a parting gift for the Lions fans?

Nothing of note at either end in the opening six minutes of the second half.

We're starting to get back under way in our six Championship games around the country.

Sheffield United, Blackburn and Middlesbrough all looking to see out wins at the top, while Sunderland will need to come from behind at Swansea to not give up ground.

Will there be a winner between Oxford and Sheffield Wednesday or Stoke and Cardiff?

Big 45 coming up...

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Bristol City head coach Liam Manning spoke this week about his team needing to start converting their chances into goals and against QPR earlier today they had 17 shots at goal.

But still despite taking the lead they conceded five minutes later to end the game with another draw.

"I can't question the lads' attitude, being all-in on the way we work, but what the staff can't do is put it in the net for them," Manning told BBC Radio Bristol.

"The lads know that if we want to move away from being a mid-table Championship side and push we have to step up in those moments.

"The free-kick was a moment of quality worthy of winning the game, it was outstanding.

"Then to concede so quickly after, and such a ridiculous goal, is hugely frustrating."

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New Hull City boss Ruben Selles is still waiting to pick up his first win since taking over at the struggling club.

Defeat to Coventry earlier today leaves them bottom of the Championship and stretches their run without a win further.

“We need to be more aggressive. And we need to defend a bit better," Selles told BBC Radio Humberside:

“We were too long in certain moments, which gave them the chance to find some space.

“We are where we are and we need to keep building.

“We need to be more clinical and to play more together.”

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Coventry City boss Frank Lampard saw his side pick up their second win earlier this afternoon since he took over last month.

Despite going behind, the Sky Blues scored twice in the second half to beat bottom of the table Hull.

"We created so many chances and it can be soul destroying if you don't take them. It was a case of staying strong - and to keep on doing the right things," Lampard told BBC CWR.

"Our best performance since I came in and there were smiles in the dressing room. They're happy boys. There were things we needed to correct from the West Brom game and the players did it, so I'm really pleased too.

"I was aware of Ephron Mason-Clark's talents coming in. All I've done is give him the oppotunity. The rest is down to him. He has to take all the credit.

"He's been on form since we came in and I'm sure there's plenty more to come. The ball hit him on the face for his goal but it doesn't matter how they go in, it was reward for him getting there."

Nick Barnes
BBC Newcastle's Sunderland commentator

Sunderland had a sloppy start but they have brought themselves back into it.

They've not been at their best and will have issues to address at half-time.

The Ewood Park crowd have liked what they're seeing so far, with Rovers well placed to complete their sixth win in a row and strengthen their promotion credentials.

They lead Luton through goals from Amario Cozier-Duberry and Owen Beck.

The home side raced into an early 2-0 lead through goals from Zan Vipotnik and Liam Cullen but Dan Ballard's header means it's all to play for in the second half of this entertaining clash.

It was all Oxford early on, with Greg Leigh opening the scoring, but Wednesday have looked more dangerous since Josh Windass netted the equaliser.

All square at the break.

Middlesbrough hold a slender lead at the break and are back into the play-off spots as things stand.

Emmanuel Latte-Lath's goal is the difference after he was played in by Finn Azaz and slotted through Lukas Jensen's legs after 10 minutes.

Can Neil Harris inspire Millwall to a second half comeback in his final game as boss?

It's all square between Stoke and Cardiff after an entertaining first 45 minutes.

Andrew Moran fired the Potters in front after 17 minutes after Bluebirds keeper Jak Alnwick fumbled a shot from Million Manhoef into his path.

But Anwar El Ghazi struck the equaliser 15 minutes later, bundling in at the far post.

All to play for in the second half between two sides looking to end a six-game winless streak.

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Sheffield United three points clear at the top of the Championship as it stands.

Gustavo Hamer's quality strike has the Blades heading for a ninth successive home win without conceding.

Struggling Plymouth have had their moments and they'll still feel like there just might be something in this for them.

Lewis Koumas wins possession high up for Stoke and beats his marker inside the box before firing narrowly wide of the far post.

Cardiff almost punished for losing the ball in their own final third.

David Norris
Former Plymouth Argyle midfielder on BBC Radio Devon

Plymouth have played to a much better standard to what I was expecting based on their recent form.

To get an equaliser now just before half-time would be perfect.