The two teams are back out and Leeds get us started up.

I just mentioned it was goalless between Tottenham and Sunderland in our 12:45 GMT Premier League kick-off...

Well the teams are still level but it's now 1-1.

Patrick van Aanholt gave Sunderland a surprise lead, but Christian Eriksen equalised just two minutes later.

Approaching half-time in that one.

Here's today's Championship line-up in full...

After we're done and dusted in West Yorkshire, there's another 11 Championship games for you to enjoy this afternoon.

Leaders Middlesbrough, who haven't conceded a goal in the league since 7 November, host managerless strugglers Bristol City while second-placed Hull have a home game against Charlton, back under the management of Jose Riga.

Elsewhere, there's a trip to Rotherham for QPR, who are winless under new boss Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and sold striker to Charlie Austin earlier today and under-pressure Cardiff boss Russell Slade takes his Bluebirds to Wolves.

We've got one other game under way this afternoon in the Premier League where Tottenham are currently being held 0-0 by Sunderland.

You can follow the action from White Hart Lane here.

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And that's the half.

Good, open stuff from both teams but no breakthrough yet.

You'd say Leeds will be the more content of the two teams. They've looked really good on the counter attack and Souleymane Doukara and Lewis Cook have both gone close.

Wednesday blew a good opening when Gary Hooper headed over early on.

Another Leeds counter attack after their midfielders pinch the ball in a good position.

This one ends with Souleymane Doukara sending a 25-yard effort too close to home keeper Lewis Price.

Leeds striker Souleymane Doukara has worked hard for little reward so far today.

Leeds keeper Marco Silvestri is called into action for the first time today.

Fernando Forestieri warms his palms with a powerful effort from 16 yards that the Italian handles relatively easily.

Giuseppe Bellusci boots Fernando Forestieri 45 yards from the Leeds goal and is booked.

Think it's fair to say that's no surprise.

Leeds pinch the ball just inside the Wednesday half and Lewis Cook runs in on goal.

The teenager is short of support and drags his effort just wide of the post.

That's a 12th booking of the season for Wednesday midfielder Sam Hutchinson, the most in the Championship.

He can have zero complaints there as he absolutely scythes down Leeds winger Mustapha Carayol near the halfway line.

Good ball into the near post area by Leeds winger Stuart Dallas is just missed by Lewis Cook and Mustapha Carayol.

Goalless after 30 minutes but there's been no shortage of endeavour.

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Wednesday right-back Jack Hunt has shown more than once today that he's going to look to get forward as often as possible.

He wins a corner for his team but Barry Bannan slices his attempt at recreating the famous David Beckham to Paul Scholes goal from all those years ago.

Bit of a lull in play, which is hardly surprising after the frenetic start we had.

Leeds winger Stuart Dallas, in for the Everton-bound Sam Byram, has shown some neat touches down the United right.

Barry Bannan scurries forward for Sheffield Wednesday and finds Fernando Forestieri unmarked on the edge of the Leeds area.

The former Watford man doesn't realise quite how free he is and rather than shooting tries to give it back to the Scot. Let-off for Leeds.

It seems that Giuseppe Bellusci hasn't forgiven Italian compatriot Fernando Forestieri for turning down the Whites in the summer.

Before the Leeds breakaway a couple of minutes ago the defender threw the forward to the floor in the area and replays suggest he was very lucky not to concede a penalty.

One to keep an eye on.

Stunning save from Lewis Price in the Wednesday goal.

He fumbles Stuart Dallas' initial effort but atones for it with a great reaction stop from Souleymane Doukara's follow-up.

Real end-to-end stuff just at the moment.

The Owls almost get in when Barry Bannan intercepts a poor pass from Luke Murphy but can't find Fernando Forestieri in the box and moments later the visitors create an opening of their own but Souleymane Doukara miscues from 15 yards and the ball goes through to Lewis Price in the Wednesday goal.

Gary Hooper heads just over from six yards after Jack Hunt's deflected cross.

The former Celtic man scored twice against Bolton on Tuesday and should perhaps have done better.