Ipswich are heading to the top of the Championship if the score stays the same at Derby.

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A first point of the season for Rotherham.

Five minutes of injury time at the City Ground. Will we see a late winner?

Burnley denied a goal back as Ipswich goalkeeper Bartosz Bialkowski makes a great save to parry Michael Keane's powerful close-range header.

This one is a cross - Jacob Butterfield whips one in from pretty much the same position where he scored from, but David Stockdale does well to save

Craig Noone is on for the away side, scorer Joe Mason the one making way. 

Blackburn have got to re-find that bit of momentum they had earlier in the half - Cardiff looking comfortable here. 

Another decent save from Dimi at his near post means Boro are still to concede in the Championships so far. 

Chris Martin denied. Time running out for the home side? There's about five to go...

Huddersfield hands were in the air for offside and as the ball broke to Dale Stephens there was chaos in the defence. 

Step forward Joe Lynch, who blocks the shot, John Terry-esque, stretching with his head while on the ground. Brilliant scenes.

The Carlisle fans might as well make an early start to their journey home. They have almost 400 miles to go. And they have a long time to reflect on each of Plymouth's goals. The hosts lead 4-0.

The 70 or so Carlisle fans that have made the trip might be thinking their evening could have been spent better doing something else. Anything else.

At least Exeter's fans may be celebrating a win on their long trek home. Their side are 2-0 up at Dagenham and Redbridge. Elsewhere, Cambridge are 2-1 up at AFC Wimbledon.

Accrington, Barnet, Hartlepool, Leyton Orient, Wycombe, Oxford and York are also winning.

Things have quietened down since that bit of home pressure - what is Brighton boss Chris Powell thinking now?

There's ten minutes or so to find a winner that will keep their 100% record running.

Here's Aitor Karanka with his first change now. 

Academy graduate Adam Reach is on for Diego Fabbrini - no stunning goal for the Italian tonight then.

So close to a first goal of the night at Rotherham. And it nearly went to the visitors. Preston's Bailey Wright met a corner from the right wing and headed at goal but it bounced off the crossbar.

Here's Derby boss Paul Clement with his last change. 

A final roll of the dice sees Darren Bent come on for Andreas Weimann. Will that make the difference? The boy can finish...

Jonathan Hogg's low cross is good but Nahki Wells miscues his strike, stretching, and Ishmael Miller can't stretch far enough following up at the back stick. 

This is a strong period for the home side.

Over 30,000 in attendance at the iPro, but Derby are struggling to break Boro down. 

They've already had to use two of their three substitutions, too. Could that be a factor as legs tire late on?

Kenwyne Jones is on for Alex Revell at Ewood Park. Cardiff seem to have emerged from a brilliant Blackburn spell with their 1-0 lead intact. 

Can they find a second with the big man on?

It is heavy rain at Rotherham and there isn't much to brighten up the mood on the pitch. It remains goalless, although the hosts did have a good opportunity when Richard Smallwood passed to Matt Derbyshire, who set up Jonson Clarke-Harris. But his attempt goes over the bar.