Blackburn boss John Eustace makes one alteration from the side that won 1-0 at Middlesbrough in midweek. Owen Beck starts in place of Ryan Hedges after replacing him as a sub up on Teesside.

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Leeds boss Daniel Farke makes a couple of changes from the impressive 3-0 success against Luton. Junior Firpo and Dan James come in for Sam Byram and Manor Solomon.

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Dominic Sadi's goal inside the opening two minutes sees relegation battlers Carlisle lead promotion-chasers Crewe 1-0 at the break.

The hosts will move off the bottom and out of the drop zone if they can hold on for three points.

Fleetwood and Colchester are still goalless at the interval.

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First up, this is kicking off at the HIGHLY unorthodox time of 13:30 on a Saturday after a request from Lancashire Police.

To the game itself, Blackburn welcome the promotion-chasing Whites after a morale-boosting 1-0 success at Middlesbrough on Wednesday.

John Eustace's men have now won their past two games away from Ewood Park but home comforts have been in short supply. They've lost their past three games in front of their own fans without so much as scoring a single goal.

That being the case, they could probably do without a visit from a Leeds side who will go back to the top of the table with a win today.

Daniel Farke has won on all three of his visits to this ground (twice with Norwich and once with the Whites), and Leeds have taken the points in seven of the past nine meetings between these two sides.

Millwall lead at the break thanks to Japhet Tanganga's thumping header at the far post.

It had been a fairly cagey game up until that point but the Lions will feel they deserve to be in front having dominated most of the ball and territory.

Oxford did have an effort from Tyler Goodhram well-saved by Lukas Jensen after about 20 minutes but haven't really threatened other than that.

Neil Harris' side are 45 minutes away from extending their unbeaten run to nine games.

Millwall almost double their lead as George Saville wins a free header but Femi Azeez gets in the way on the line and inadvertently helps to block it for Oxford.

Azeez was trying to guide it home himself but might have been better placed letting it go.

That is one of the best 45 minutes of football that QPR have played all season, so you can imagine that manager Marti Cifuentes will be frustrated that they have no goals to show from it.

Defender Liam Morrison lashed the ball over the bar, while midfielder Nicolas Madsen shot wide from close range as the visitors dominated for long spells in that first half.

They were also very unlucky not to be awarded a penalty after the ball hit the hand of Hornets defender Ryan Porteous following a corner.

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Boro have the lead at the break and managerless Hull have it all to do.

Finn Azaz's lovely strike gave the home side the lead and Tommy Conway made it two shortly before the interval with a header from Ben Doak's clever lofted cross.

The Tigers are looking at a fifth straight loss unless they can do something pretty special after the break.

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BBC Sport at Riverside Stadium

In the last few minutes, we have had a glimpse into why everyone is making such a big fuss about Ben Doak.

First, there was the fine run that nearly brought a penalty and now the 19-year-old stands up a lovely looped cross for fellow Scotland international Tommy Conway to head in.

Boro had better take advantage of having him this season, because, on-loan from Liverpool, this kid is a Premier League player in-waiting.

Unbelievable.

QPR defender Liam Morrison leans back and blazes over from ten yards, just seconds after striker Zan Celar's strike produced a brilliant save from Watford keeper Daniel Bachmann.

How many chances are the visitors going to need before they score here?

A good burst down the right for Millwall as Femi Azeez gets in behind. His cross is blocked well by the feet of Oxford keeper Jamie Cumming and the hosts can clear.

The Lions still searching for their real first clear-cut chance.

The latest scores on the doors as we approach half-time in our two League Two lunchtime games:

• Carlisle United 1-0 Crewe Alexandra
• Fleetwood Town 0-0 Colchester United

A strange corner by Millwall's Joe Bryan. Not sure if he meant this or if it was a complete mistake.

Anyway, he fires it in towards the front stick and it hits the outside of the near-post and goes out for a goal-kick. He was either looking for the gap to goal or completely mis-hit it...

Yet again, there is pinball in the Watford penalty area, but QPR cannot capitalise.

Hornets defender Ryan Porteous is lucky there as the ball hit his arm from close range following a corner.

No penalty awarded though.

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Not much in the way of goalmouth action but at least this game is going ahead for the sake of the travelling Millwall fans.

The Lions had their game away at Portsmouth in midweek called off due to a floodlight failure less than an hour before kick-off.

Can Neil Harris' side make it worth the relatively short trip from London today? They're trying to crank it up a notch or two...

The home side want a penalty as Ben Doak's pullback hits the arm of Xavier Simons as he slides to block it.

The referee isn't interested.

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Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

Hull have kept their heads up and kept going.

Cody Drameh made the mistake and he didn't let it knock him and he is still trying to get the ball forward.

The visitors really are knocking on the door here.

A corner from the right is headed towards the penalty spot by Jimmy Dunne.

Sam Field has two goes at striking the ball, but both shots are immediately blocked.

QPR have all the momentum.

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Ryan Leonard battles well with Przemysław Płacheta to win a corner on the right-hand side for Millwall.

Josh Coburn wins the first header and sends it towards Femi Azeez who flicks it goalwards but he's in an offside position.

A slightly frustrating half for the Lions so far who have seen plenty of the ball but are yet to really trouble the U's backline.