Millwall might have an extra man - but it is Charlton who have the opening goal in the south London derby. Former France midfielder Alou Diarra - a name familiar to Liverpool and West Ham fans - flicks Morgan Fox's cross into the Millwall net. The Lions are being caged in the relegation zone...

Things are looking good for Wolves as Bakary Sako doubles their lead from the penalty spot. The visitors are in the play-off positions as thing stand.

Former Middlesbrough defender Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Riverside Stadium

"Wigan have had that one chance from Marc-Antoine Fortune (see 16:22), but in general there has been nothing from them at all going forward. There's been no fight, no endeavour."

Lee Tomlin has been given the nod by his Middlesbrough boss Aitor Karanka - and the substitute almost has an instant impact. His angled shot is saved by Wigan keeper Ali Al Habsi, who keeps his side within a goal of the Championship leaders.

Henri Lansbury what are you doing? The Nottingham Forest midfielder hacks Bakary Sako down inside the penalty area. Clear penalty.

Rotherham are desperate for an equaliser at St Andrew's as they look to extend their five-point gap between them and the relegation zone but it is Birmingham's David Cotterill who goes close with a shot over the bar from 20 yards.

Jacqui Oatley
BBC Radio 5 live at Craven Cottage

"Now Fulham have hope. Ross McCormack driving the ball low to the left of David Button's goal. Button had no chance. McCormack has now gone up front, and the home side are right back in it."

...and Ross McCormack scores from the spot. The Scotland striker, who apparently cost £11.5m in the summer when he arrived from Leeds, halves the deficit with his 13th goal of the campaign.

Fulham need a lifeline - and now they have one. Recent signing James Husband is hauled down by the Bees defence in the penalty box. Ross McCormack to take...

Finally Wigan are starting to show some fight at the Riverside. A long pass from the Latics defence picks out half-time substitute Marc-Antoine Fortune, whose neat touch gives him a yard in the Boro box. The striker curls towards the bottom far corner, but home keeper Dimitrios Konstantopoulos - who has hardly broken sweat all afternoon - drops quickly to his left to push clear.

Huge relief for the travelling Norwich fans as Bradley Johnson side foots Nathan Redmond's low cross from the right into the top corner from an angle. A calm finish to move Norwich into third in the Championship as things stand.

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Wolves go close to doubling their lead as Bakary Sako latches on to a mistake by Michael Mancienne, he crosses low but it's hooked clear.

Bury, in third place, are 2-0 up at Cambridge thanks to Tom Soares' goal - Cambridge could be looking nervously over their shoulders at the relegation zone if it stays like that.

Hartlepool have squandered their two-goal lead and are now being pegged back at 2-2 by Newport.

Norwich still struggling to break down Brighton as they look for a goal that would take them into third in the Championship. Midfielder Wes Hoolahan is replaced by Nathan Redmond in the centre of the pitch.

Oooof! Pick this one out. Stuart Dallas doubles Brentford's lead with a blistering strike, arrowing a 20-yard effort into the top corner. The Bees are well on course to finish the day in the top six.

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Millwall may have a numerical advantage against south London rivals Charlton - but they are not utilising it. The Lions, who are second bottom, badly need maximum points if they are to climb out of this relegation-shaped hole that they currently in.

Brentford's Jota goes into the book for a cynical foul on James Husband, the left-back making his debut on loan from Middlesbrough. One change at half-time to mention - Tim Hoogland replaced Jack Grimmer at right-back for the home side.

Almost a Middlesbrough second! A wonderful flowing move by the home side ends in Adam Reach unselfishly laying the ball off to unmarked team-mate Albert Adomah. But the Ghana winger can only find the side-netting from a tight angle. Wigan survive - for now.

This is how the Championship table looks after Wolves' opener. Middlesbrough still sitting pretty at the top of the table after taking s 1-0 lead at home to Wigan.

Former Middlesbrough defender Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Riverside Stadium

"Malky Mackay has brought on Marc-Antoine Fortune up front for Wigan, with Josh Murphy coming off at the break. Mackay will be hoping Fortune can add a bit of oomph into their game, which was very much lacking in the first half."