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We're getting back under way in six of our seven Championship games tonight. Here we go again...

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It's goalless at the break at Bramall Lane but very much an entertaining 0-0 so far.

Bristol City will feel they should be ahead after Sinclair Armstrong's headed effort from close range was kept out brilliantly by Blades keeper Michael Cooper.

The hosts have created a few decent openings of their own, notably through Harrison Burrows and Tyrese Campbell, but were both thwarted by Max O'Leary in the Robins goal.

Looking forward to the second half already.

Bristol City play some lovely football. The only disappointment boss Liam Manning will have at half-time if it stays goalless is that they're not ahead.

The Robins are looking good value for their current league position on this showing so far.

David Unsworth
Former Burnley and Everton defender on BBC Radio Lancashire

A really good first half.

It was a game of chess at the start, Burnley couldn't work out West Brom's formation and were frustrated.

They got the goal, from the set piece, but Burnley responded well and equalised quickly.

They have been terrific since they got the goal back.

Derby are just one point from climbing out of the drop zone in the live Championship table.

Stoke's poor form under Mark Robins has seen them dragged into the relegation fight.

Luton and Cardiff, goalless at the break, will both be desperate for a winner.

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Sheffield United might only need a point tonight to climb to the summit but they were so close to going behind just then.

It all depends on what Burnley do of course, and they're level with West Brom at the break.

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Tyrese Campbell races into the box on the left for Sheffield United and hammers a powerful effort towards the near post but Max O'Leary is down well to beat it away in the Robins goal.

Action at both ends. Good game, this.

My, oh my, how on earth are Bristol City not ahead?!

It's a fantastic move by the visitors and Joe Williams gets in on the right.

He stands it up to the back post for Sinclair Armstrong who has an almost empty net to head into from about four yards out but somehow directs his effort towards the scrambling Michael Cooper and he manages to keep it out.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

I'm not saying this has been a bad game but... my match report word count currently stands at zero.

Big, big game, and it feels like it.

After a very nervy opening period the game sputtered into life with some half-chances, with Dimitris Goutas poking wide and Yousef Salech firing over for the hosts and City keeper Ethan Horvath producing a flying save to keep out Liam Walsh's venomous volley for the visitors.

Second half should be a doozy.

No goals at the Stadium of Light.

Preston boss Paul Heckingbottom has never lost a league fixture to Sunderland.

So far so good for him at the break.

Norwich are well on their way to a useful win in the play-off race.

Borja Sainz scored his first goal in 14 games after a delightful pass from Anis Slimane who then cut-back for Ante Crnac to fire in the second to put the Canaries in full charge at the interval.

Tommy Conway's goal gives Middlesbrough the lead at the break at the Riverside.

Plenty to do for QPR in the second half if they are to avoid a fourth straight defeat.

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An entertaining first half at Turf Moor is over.

John Swift's stunning free-kick capped a bright start from the visitors on 20 minutes but the hosts were back on terms within four minutes when Zian Flemming slammed home the loose ball after Joe Wildsmith had spilled a Jaidon Anthony drive.

Both sides have had glimpses of goal since then, but it's largely the Clarets in the ascendancy.

Swift's goal was the fifth Burnley have conceded at home all season, their 11th in total, and the first at Turf Moor since Watford's late consolation on 21 December.

Bristol City are seeing plenty of the ball at Bramall Lane but Sheffield United look the more dangerous when they get hold of it.

Finely poised at the moment.

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Well, this wasn't in the script for Frank Lampard and his high-flying Coventry City side upon his return to Pride Park.

Relegation battling Derby are ahead at the break thanks to Matt Clarke's header from a Marcus Harness free-kick midway through the first half.

The Rams soaked up early pressure from the Sky Blues but have been the better side since going ahead.

Coventry have it all to do in the second 45.

A good chance for Sunderland to take the lead.

Trai Hume puts in a cross from the right which Wilson Isidor meets but his header is wide of the target.

A flurry of set-pieces for Burnley, who are seeking to complete the turnaround before the break.

Jaidon Anthony's powerful strike from the edge of the box is charged down moments before Hannibal sees another effort blocked by Ousmane Diakite.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Derby are fighting for every ball at the moment.

It's the 17th time this season that a team has scored first against the Sky Blues this season.

Derby won't give up this lead easily.

Middlesbrough catch QPR on the break as Kelechi Iheanacho plays in Tommy Conway in search for his second but his effort is deflected behind.