Nick Barnes
BBC Newcastle's Sunderland commentator

Sunderland can play their way into the game, they've had to weather the storm from Coventry so far.

Coventry have had all the possession.

Malcom Christie
BBC Radio Derby

Every time Derby have had a chance to get the ball in the box they have.

It's a great turn from Marcus Harness, he turns brilliantly.

It's what they deserve.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

An absolutely massive goal in the relegation battle at Home Park has left the Derby fans in raptures.

It was their first meaningful attack of the game as Harness easily turned Talovierov before firing in low from close range.

It is the sort of defensive error that Argyle have had too many times this season and the home fans will hope their side does not collapse as they have done when going behind first in games so often.

As for the Rams fans cue cheers of 'The Rams are staying up'.

The Hatters should be in front, but Thelo Aasgaard, fresh off his first Luton goal in midweek, has missed from four yards out.

Luton look like they fancy this one.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Swansea's pre-match plans have gone out of the window very early on and in somewhat unfortunate circumstances, with the home defence undone after Josh Key trod on the ball and fell over.

With that Burnley were in, with Marcus Edwards' cross laying on a simple finish for leading scorer Josh Brownhill.

A Swansea side who have lacked firepower all season must now try to conjure a response against opponents who are aiming to set a second-tier clean sheet record this afternoon.

Not exactly the ideal scenario for Alan Sheehan as he looks to make another positive mark as Swansea's caretaker boss.

Very strong start from the hosts as they push Sunderland back.

Tatsuhiro Sakamoto and Bobby Thomas have both gone close with headers in the opening 10 minutes.

First sight of goal at Deepdale. Ryan Ledson's drive for the hosts is comfortably held by Nicolas Schmid.

Decent start from Argyle in this relegation six-pointer. Bali Mumba's dangerous cross is deflected the wrong side of the post.

Expecting this one to be crucial at both ends but it may not be easy to call despite different fortunes i the league.

Hull have been on a good run and will make life tough for West Brom today. Slow, cagey start.

Matt Bloomfield and Michael Carrick must have been pleased with what their teams produced in midweek as they have not made a change between them.

Carlton Morris and Elijah Adebayo may be licking their lips this afternoon up against Boro's makeshift central defensive pairing of Jonny Howson and Neto Borges.

And we're off across all 15:00 games in the Championship!

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Back in November for the reverse fixture, Coventry were in a state of flux.

They travelled to the Stadium of Light two days after the departure of long-serving and popular manager Mark Robins.

The Sky Blues were 18th in the table, but showed spirit to fight back from two goals down to draw 2-2.

They kick off today knowing that three points will put them back in the play-off spots after rejuvenation under Frank Lampard.

Coventry had won five on the spin before Tuesday's loss at Derby, so will be eager to bounce back.

As for Sunderland, technically they are still in the race for automatic promotion, but a gap of eight points to Sheffield United in second feels a lot to bridge as they have struggled to put a run of wins together since Christmas.

They have a 13-point cushion to Coventry in seventh, so look very well set for the play-offs, but as head coach Regis Le Bris pointed out this week, they must not fall into the trap of 'relaxing' and lose form and focus.

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You can feel an air of tension here at Home Park in what is a massive game for both sides' survival hopes.

The Plymouth fans know that with games still to come against title contenders Sheffield United and Leeds United, as well as fixtures with play-off chasers Middlesbrough, Norwich City and Coventry City, a win today is a must if they are to have a hope to stay up.

Lose and they could be five points from safety (with the worst goal difference to boot) with eight games to go.

For the Rams - who come to Argyle having won back-to-back games for the first time since early September - victory would be massive for them.

They face relegation rivals Luton, Hull and Stoke in their final four games so a Championship future is still, to a certain extent in their hands.

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A game with implications at both ends of the Championship table. West Brom face Hull looking to bolster their play-off hopes, while the Tigers go to the Hawthorns with work to do to stave off the threat of a relegation battle.

Tony Mowbray's side are currently sixth, just one point behind Bristol City and a point ahead of Coventry.

But five points separate them from Sheffield Wednesday in 12th, so winning is vital especially against sides lower in the division.

The midweek draw with Burnley will breed confidence that they can get past Ruben Selles' side, who sit 18th, five clear of danger.

With the Baggies unbeaten in five and Hull losing once in six, something might give - it could be an intriguing and potentially pivotal contest.

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Some things are more important than football, and family is definitely one of them.

Watford defender Mattie Pollock, who has started every game for the Hornets this season, misses today's trip to the Kassam Stadium as his partner is about to give birth.

Sending our best wishes to the Pollock family this afternoon.