Ipswich's Zeki Fryers plays a woefully bad pass which Nakhi Wells intercepts and charges forward before curling home from the edge of the area.

Brentford defender James Tarkowski - moments after saving a goal - has the Bees' first chance, but his header is straight at soon-to-be Newcastle keeper Karl Darlow.

Matt Derbyshire has bagged the first Championship goal of the afternoon - and it could be a crucial one at the bottom of the table.

The former Blackburn striker gets across his marker to divert Jordan Bowery's cross beyond the goalkeeper and into the net.

Remember, a Millers victory today will confirm bottom club Blackpool's relegation to League One.

Derby survive a scare when a Wigan corner is headed back across their goal by James Perch and, even though Richard Keogh mistimes his clearance, the ball goes over.

Nottingham Forest have the first chance of the game against promotion-chasing Brentford, Michail Antonio controls a long ball forward but before he can pull the trigger James Tarkowski puts him under pressure and it's out for a goal-kick.

Buck in Exeter: Amidst all the Championship chat, a huge win for Exeter City today against rivals Newport. With games against their rivals to come, can we see a late charge to the play-offs?

Exeter are up to 10th in League Two after a 2-0 win earlier.

Couple of chances early on in Cardiff, Bluebirds' Craig Noone forcing a save from Adam Bodgan with a volley and Bolton's Craig Davies firing wide from Emile Heskey's lay-off.

Derby County boss Steve McClaren is watching in the stands for the first half rather than from the dugout. So far he'll have seen Wigan make the better start rather than his Rams side.

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Edmund Emiowei: There's a lot of love for Bournemouth from us neutrals - just the sort of freshness that would be good for the Premier League.

Ipswich have the first chance of the day, as Jay Tabb sees his header cleared off the line by Tommy Smith.

Former Wigan and Derby winger Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live

"The Wigan pitch is not in great condition. Four or five years ago when I was playing here we had a really bad spell with it but Dave Whelan and the board invested in it. Last season it was in excellent condition but now it has gone back to what it was five or six years ago. That actually may play into Wigan's hands."

All of our seven games are under way.

BBC Sport's resident Wigan fan Sean Livesey ‏on Twitter: Since #wafc last won at home I've got married, bought a house, sold a house and become a dad. Any more major life events before the next win?

Before we get going, a bit of news from Europe...

Turkey's Super Lig has been suspended for one week after the Fenerbahce team bus was shot at by a gunman on Saturday.

The league leaders were travelling to Trabzon airport, following their 5-1 victory over Rizespor on Saturday, when the shooting happened.

The driver was taken to hospital but no players were injured in the attack.

"As Fenerbahce, we think it's unavoidable to suspend the league until this dark attack is enlightened," a club statement read yesterday.

BBC Radio 5 live's Hamish Marshall: "The home side are safe and trying to push for a top 10 finish to keep some impetus to their last six games.

"A win would end any lingering doubts that pessimistic Bolton fans have about securing their status. Neil Lennon's early run of results, which took them away from danger, has stalled of late. They've one win in six and taken just nine points out the last possible 30.

"Two games in 48 hours has seen changes for both sides. Six for Bolton, including starts for Emile Heskey and Eidur Gudjohnsen. Adam Le Fondre can't play for his parent club.

"Cardiff's two changes include the return of fit-again Alex Revell who replaces Conor McAleny who scored a late equaliser on Saturday."

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BBC Radio Oxford's Robyn Cowen: Burton players come out to rapturous applause at a sun-baked Pirelli stadium. They host title rivals Wycombe with four points separating the two sides at kick off.

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BBC Sport's John Acres: Glorious in Boscombe. Updates of @afcbournemouth v @BCFC live on @bbc5live.

Lewis James Brown: Nothing should shock anymore, but crazy Brentford are releasing Mark Warburton - they're six points off promotion to Premier League!

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BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at the Goldsands Stadium: "Bournemouth make one change, with Yann Kermorgant replacing Brett Pitman - the two have shared the role of support striker behind top scorer Callum Wilson all season - while Kenwyne Jones remains on the bench as 'Plan B' after his debut goal at Ipswich on Friday.

"Birmingham recall captain Paul Robinson, Lloyd Dyer and David Davis for Rob Kiernan, Demarai Gray and Stephen Gleeson. Gray - reportedly the subject of multiple transfer bids from Bournemouth in January - warms the bench, as does ex-Cherries striker Wes Thomas."

Pete in Birmingham: As interesting as this Championship race is, does anyone believe any of these teams can last over a year in the Premiership?