Another change for Preston as experienced wide-man Robbie Brady replaces Andy Hughes.

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It's been hard work for Wycombe but they find a goal at home to Bristol Rovers.

They work it down the left and a low ball into the area finds Cameron Humphreys who turns and slides a low shot into the bottom-right corner to make it 1-0.

And after surviving a penalty miss, Burton are now down to 10 men at Crawley. Terence Vancooten pulls down Jamie Reid, through on goal, and it's an easy decision for the referee. But the Brewers still lead 1-0.

This is a sad sight for Millwall fans... Ra’ees Bangura-Williams is limping off gingerly with an injury.

He's replaced by Middlesbrough loanee Josh Coburn, who is making his first appearance since breaking his foot at Oxford on 30 November.

Despite having more chances in the match, Fleetwood haven't been able to capitalise on their opportunities against AFC Wimbledon, and it has been the same story in the first 10 minutes of the second half. It remains 0-0

After Colchester pressing throughout the first half, a low cross into the box from Liam Payne found the feet of Tyreece Simpson who was sliding in. The goal was given as an own goal with Notts County's Zak Johnson getting the final touch. It is 1-1 at Meadow lane.

Morecambe have come out much improved, with a number of early chances in the second half. It was Harvey Macadam who took a shot from the edge of the box, but dragged it wide. It remains 0-1 Doncaster.

For all the talk of these sides perhaps lacking a bit of firepower, we've seen two excellent goals from distance in this game, first from Millwall's Mihailo Ivanovic and then Preston striker Emil Riis.

Aston Villa loanee Kaine Kesler-Hayden with some good work on the right for Preston. He cuts inside from the right onto his left foot and tries to bend one to the far corner but it doesn't have enough whip on it.

A promising start to this second half for the hosts.

Leyton Orient have come out much the brighter after the break at Wrexham and go ahead with a superb strike.

A corner is cleared to the top of the area and Jamie Donley meets it with his left foot and slams a crisp hit into the bottom-left corner.

And so close for Wigan to retaking the lead at Crawley. Dale Taylor put them ahead before the break and now hits the post with a stooping header!

And a penalty to Stevenage! But Jamie Reid crashes it miles over the bar! Burton still lead 1-0.

Millwall attacker Ra’ees Bangura-Williams pulls back Lewis Gibson as the Preston man tries to drive forward and picks up a booking for his troubles.

Bradford have just had a big chance to go in front.

The visitors, who have sucked in pressure for nearly 40 minutes, caught Birmingham napping in their own half.

Jamie Walker teed up Bradley Halliday for a volley inside the penalty area, but a last-gasp block from Ben Davies kept it goalless.

Birmingham need to be careful, the underdogs pose a threat.

Preston boss Paul Heckingbottom has made a change at the interval.

Brad Potts has been replaced by Milutin Osmajic who looks to be playing up top alongside Emil Riis.

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We're getting back under way in 10 games across the Championship, League One and League Two.

Some big halves of football coming up at both ends of each table...

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

Blues have controlled the game as you thought they would, they've had by far the most possession.

I feel it's been a little too safe, when they've risked it, they've had chances to score.

When they have found Willumsson, they looked dangerous, the final bit of quality has been missing though.

They need to up the ante I think.

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Notts County still lead Colchester through Conor Grant's early goal, but the visitors have been pressing for an equaliser. County have wobbled a few times but it remains 1-0 at Meadow Lane.

Doncaster's third minute opener from Rob Street is still the only goal of the game, with relegation threatened Morecambe struggling to create chances. The Shrimps haven't had a shot on target yet and it remains 1-0.

The only 0-0 game in League Two has come courtesy of Fleetwood and AFC Wimbledon with neither side able to break the deadlock. Wimbledon have registered the only proper chance of the game, despite Fleetwood racking up nine shots so far.

Jay Stansfield is a whisker away.

League One's top scorer takes down a lofted ball beautifully on the edge of the penalty area, before firing a volley into the stanchion.

Birmingham are utterly dominant when it comes to possession, but to credit the League Two underdogs, that is the first time their defence has been truly breached.

Wrexham have had the better of things against Leyton Orient but it's all square at the break. Ollie Rathbone gave the Welsh side an early lead but Charlie Kelman equalised.

It's also level in Buckinghamshire with no way through so far for Wycombe. They're 0-0 with Bristol Rovers with both goalkeepers making saves.

Burton hit the bar twice inside 30 seconds at Stevenage before Charlie Webster found a goal at Broadhall Way. 1-0 to the Brewers.

Dale Taylor's close-range header put Wigan in front at Crawley but a wonderful right-foot strike from Charlie Barker quickly levelled to make it 1-1 at half-time.

Paudie O'Connor's early header has given Lincoln a 1-0 half-time lead at Mansfield.

And Josh Koroma saw a shot headed off the line but that's the closest Huddersfield have got at Shrewsbury and it's 0-0.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at St Andrew's

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Most of the football so far played in the Bradford half.

But, despite showing the visitors a few of their best moves, no sign of any breakthrough.

It had all gone a bit flat, so the packed Tilton End have just upped the ante with an impromptu burst of Keep Right On To The End Of The Road.

It may indeed prove a long road tonight.

Andy Kiwomya
Ex-Bradford forward and head of performance on BBC Radio Leeds

Bradford are having to be disciplined, they're having to make sure their distances are correct.

Birmingham will try to play through you, which is not what we will want.

Bradford are rushing with their passes though, they need to settle down.

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Advantage Millwall at the break thanks to one moment of pure quality from Mihailo Ivanovic.

Both sides had chances in the first half as Preston saw a Liam Lindsay effort cleared off the line, while Ivanovic struck the crossbar with a header for the visitors.

And it was Ivanovic who opened the scoring for the Lions with a wonderful curling effort over the wall from a free-kick about 25 yards out.

A good half for Alex Neil's side. Paul Heckingbottom has work to do to keep any hopes of a play-off spot realistically alive for Preston.