In between another bite of your turkey and stuffing sandwich, you may have missed one or two things around the world of football. Here's been some of the things that have broken today:

- Martin Ling has resigned as manager of League One side Swindon Town because of "health reasons", while League Two club Notts County have sacked their boss Ricardo Moniz.

- Former Newcastle United goalkeeper Pavel Srnicek has died at the age of 47.

- Real Madrid manager Rafael Benitez has said there is "a campaign" against him and the club.

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Craven Cottage led an emotional tribute to Jimmy Hill prior to kick off tonight. Both sides observed a minute's applause for Hill, who made over 250 appearances for Fulham between 1952 and 1961.

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Then fear not as Phil Shepka has rounded up five interesting things from the games yesterday for you to enjoy.

It includes a York City player evacuated because of the floods, a referee forced off after colliding with a player and Bolton ending their 107-day wait for a win.

You can read about all those stories, and more, here.

So the half-time whistles have gone in all our four Championship games tonight.

Remember if you'd like to share your view of the game, your half-time refreshments or, of course, your thoughts on the match so far, let us know on Twitter using #bbcfootball.

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Slavisa Jokanovic will be happy to see his side make their walk to the dressing rooms on top. The Fulham manager has had it all to see in his first 45 minutes in west London. Two Cauley Woodrow goals separate his Fulham team from Rotherham who levelled through Farrend Rawson's strike.

Will there be more to come from these two struggling sides after the break?

Superb goalkeeping from Leeds keeper Marco Silvestri stops Andreas Weimann rounding him in injury time and keeps it all square.

Jeff Hendrick's dancing feet opened the scoring for Derby, with Sol Bamba equalising after Lee Grant's fumble from a free-kick.

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A funny old first half, with the hosts dominating much of the possession but Daryl Murphy pounced on Lewis Dunk's error to fire in a fierce opener from an acute angle, giving Ipswich the lead against the run of play.

Albion boss Chris Hughton will have much to think about at half-time.

All square at the break at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Oliver Burke's superb opener for Forest was cancelled out by Aron Gunnarsson's deflected long-range shot.

Johnny Russell does well to win a corner for Derby as three minutes extra of injury time are announced at Elland Road.

From that corner, the Rams winger has a curling effort with his right foot but it drifts wide.

Brighton aren't taking that Daryl Murphy opener lying down. The hosts' namesake striker, Jamie Murphy, is played through on goal but his effort is well saved by Ipswich keeper Dean Gerken.

Leeds' Sam Byram twists and turns to find space and he digs out a cross which Tom Adeyemi meets but his glancing header is a few metres wide.

An entertaining affair at Craven Cottage. Goalscorer Cauley Woodrow finds Alex Kacaniklic who plays the ball back into the Fulham man but his follow-up effort goes just wide of the mark.

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Cardiff shading things in south Wales, but they're still level with 10 minutes of the first half remaining.

The visitors are forced into a change as Jason Shackell hobbles off after landing awkwardly during an aerial challenge with Sol Bamba - former Stoke defender Ryan Shotton is on for him.

More action from the referee's pocket than chances right now as Leeds' Luke Murphy is booked for his mistimed sliding challenge.

Still Jeff Hendrick's first goal of the season the difference between the two sides.

Brighton have turned up the pressure, now. The hosts see their celebrations shortlived as Tomer Hemed's close-range tap-in is flagged offside following a terrific save from Dean Gerken.

Leeds wideman Sam Byram is the first player to receive a yellow card for a foul on Andreas Weimann, shortly followed by Liam Bridcutt after he brought down Jacob Butterfield.

There are also reports that there's some less than complimentary chanting from the Elland Road crowd being directed at the television company screening tonight's game...