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After their shock defeat by Blackburn a week ago, Gaston Ramirez's double earned a 2-1 win over Wolves on Friday that saw Middlesbrough leapfrog Hull into second place in the Championship.

Boro are just a point behind league leaders Burnley - with a game in hand - and have their sights firmly set on returning to the Premier League for the first time since 2009.

But tonight's opponents Rotherham will be no pushovers, having registered back-to-back wins for the first time since December with a shock victory in Saturday's South Yorkshire derby against Sheffield Wednesday.

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Hull are likely to lose ground at the top of the Championship tonight.

While all of their promotion rivals are in league action, the Tigers are aiming to reach the last eight of the FA Cup.

They're hosting holders Arsenal in a fifth-round replay, and it's goalless 20 minutes into the first half.

To follow live text and BBC Radio 5 live commentary of that match, click here.

There's just one change for hosts Brighton as Steve Sidwell replaces Beram Kayal, who drops to the bench.

However, Carlos Carvahal has made six changes to Sheffield Wednesday's line-up following their 1-0 defeat by Rotherham on Saturday.

Liam Palmer, Glenn Loovens, Joe Bennett, Marco Matias, Sam Hutchinson and Lucas Joao come into the starting XI.

Brighton: Stockdale, Bruno, Dunk, Goldson, Rosenior, Knockaert, Stephens, Sidwell, Murphy, Hemed, Baldock.

Substitutes: Maenpaa, Greer, Bong, Kayal, LuaLua, Wilson, Zamora.

Sheffield Wednesday: Westwood, Palmer, Loovens, Lees, Bennett, Matias, Bannan, Lee, Hutchinson, Joao, Hooper.

Substitutes: Price, Sasso, Pudil, Lopez, McGugan, Wallace, Nuhiu.

Here's the obligatory pre-match picture of a player signing an autograph for a fan - QPR defender Nedum Onuoha met with supporters before his side's home game with Derby.

Loving the QPR blazer by the way, complete with stitched club badge on the pocket...

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Rotherham boss Neil Warnock makes two changes following their South Yorkshire derby victory over Sheffield Wednesday, with Danny Ward and Grant Ward dropping to the bench and Leon Best and Jerome Thomas both starting.

Middlesbrough make two changes from the side that beat Wolves 2-1 on Friday. Dael Fry replaces Tomas Kalas at the back while striker David Nugent returns in place of Jordan Rhodes, who drops to the bench.

Rotherham: Camp, Richardson, Wood, Broadfoot, Mattock, Halford, Smallwood, Frecklington, Thomas, Derbyshire, Best.

Substitutes: Kenny, Kelly, Green, Newell, G Ward, D Ward, Clarke-Harris.

Middlesbrough: Konstantopoulos, Nsue, Fry, Gibson, Friend, Clayton, Forshaw, Stuani, Ramirez, Adomah, Nugent.

Substitutes: Agazzi, Leadbitter, Rhodes, De Pena, De Sart, Downing, Kalas.

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Fulham make three changes with captain Scott Parker, Dan Burn and Ryan Tunnicliffe coming in.

Just the one change for Sean Dyche's Burnley as he brings in Fredrick Ulvestad for David Jones in midfield.

Fulham: Lonergan, Madl, Burn, Amorebieta, Fredericks, Parker, Tunnicliffe, Cairney, Garbutt, McCormack, Dembele.

Substitutes: Lewis, Smith, O'Hara, Richards, Ince, Baird, Ream.

Burnley: Heaton, Lowton, Keane, Mee, Ward, Boyd, Ulvestad, Barton, Arfield, Vokes, Gray.

Substitutes:Robinson, Tarkowski, Kightly, Taylor, Darikwa, Marney, Hennings.

So we're half an hour away from most of the games starting, who's up for some team news?

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Do you know that not all countries are as used to midweek league football as the English are?

The Germans in fact call this phenomenon Englishce Woche, or to me and you 'English week'. The Saturday-Tuesday-Saturday of football if you will.

And do we have a Englishce Woche feast for you tonight - 11 juicy games in the Championship to get your teeth stuck into, as well as three from League One and four in League Two.

Welcome to Tuesday's Football League coverage.