FT: Brighton 5-0 Fulham (Hemed 3, Bruno, Knockaert)
Brighton climb to second above Burnley
FT: Hull 2-1 Wolves (Diomande, Snodgrass | Edwards)
Hull 10 points clear of seventh place
Brighton 0-0 Fulham
Image source, Rex FeaturesThere have been 130 goals in Fulham's 41 Championship games so far this season.
The Whites last drew 0-0 at table-topping Middlesbrough on 17 October...
They've dominated proceedings so far but we're yet to see anyone really threaten either goal.
Hull 1-1 Wolves
It's a painful night so far for Hull full-back Moses Odubajo.
He's been on the end of two lunging tackles by Wolves players, firstly by George Saville in the build-up to Jack Price's chance, and now by James Henry.
Who's your player of the year?
Plenty of you questioning how Middlesbrough midfielder Adam Clayton was left off the Championship's player of the year shortlist.
The 27-year-old has made 43 appearances this season and has been at the heart of Boro's rise to the top of the table.
Image source, Rex Features
Dave Edwards (19 mins)
Seconds after Jack Price goes close for the visitors, Wolves are level through captain Dave Edwards.
The Wales international is left unmarked from Jeremy Helan's cross and heads past Allan McGregor from six yards out.
Brighton 0-0 Fulham
Fulham might be down at the wrong end of the table but they've taken 10 points from their last four games and are dominating possession so far.
Striker Ross McCormack had the first shot on target a few minutes ago but Brighton keeper David Stockdale saved comfortably from the Scot's low effort.
Quote MessageThis is the best start from an away side I've seen here this season. Brighton don't know how to cope with their passing. Fulham are using crisp passing and creating space. Brighton need to get onto the ball.
Warren Aspinall, Former Brighton striker on BBC Sussex
Your alternative Football League awards
We're the kind of people who like a laugh and a joke, so we're also after your alternative Football League awards.
We're happy for you to suggest award titles and their potential recipients. Be as creative as you wish!
Here's one to kick you off - a contender for "Quote of the Year" from Rotherham's Neil Warnock, speaking about the ongoing ground redevelopments at Ashton Gate after his side's draw at Bristol City earlier this month...
Image source, Rex FeaturesHull 1-0 Wolves
Wolves have their first sight of goal but Dave Edwards glances a near-post header over the crossbar.
Image source, Getty ImagesWhen you're struggling, it doesn't half help when your opposition gift you a goal inside the first five minutes.
Hull have won once during that poor run of league form mentioned above, which has seen them slip 10 points behind the automatic promotion spots in the Championship.
Brighton 0-0 Fulham
No early goalmouth action of which to speak down on the south coast.
There's been quite a lot of rainfall and both teams are getting used to the way the ball is playing on the heavy pitch.
Adama Diomande (5 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesDeary me, that's a howler from Wolves goalkeeper Carl Ikeme.
Centre-back Dominic Iorfa doesn't clear a through ball and Ikeme spills it as he tries to gather, gifting Adama Diomande the chance to turn the ball into an empty net from 12 yards.
A dream start for Hull.
Who's your player of the year?
Image source, Rex Features/Getty ImagesThe Football League have announced their three-man shortlist for the Championship's player of the year award, voted for by the managers of the 24 second-tier clubs.
Brentford midfielder Alan Judge, Burnley striker Andre Gray and Fulham forward Ross McCormack are in the running to win the prize in Manchester on Sunday.
Do you agree with that selection? Anyone you think has been overlooked?
Get in touch with your suggestions - serious or otherwise - using #bbcfootball on Twitter.
Hull 0-0 Wolves
An early break down the Hull left and a chance for full-back Andy Robertson to get a cross in, but it's easily cleared by visitors Wolves.
Brighton 0-0 Fulham, Hull 0-0 Wolves
You can listen to live commentary of tonight's two Championship matches on BBC local radio.
Unfortunately, a rights issue prevents us from streaming Football League commentaries on the BBC Sport website.
Brighton 0-0 Fulham, Hull 0-0 Wolves
Are you ready? Well let's get things going, shall we?
We're under way in our two Championship matches, which are being played 255 miles apart.
Brighton v Fulham (19:45 BST)
Three of Brighton's remaining five fixtures are at home, as they bid to win automatic promotion to the Premier League.
"The home games mean a lot, even though we have done well on the road," said manager Chris Hughton. "We now have a great chance to get some early points on the board due to the fixture rearrangements.
"However, most teams find when playing at home there is more of a pressure to win, the game has changed and away teams tend to get good results."
Brighton v Fulham (19:45 BST)
Quote MessageJames has bided his time. We haven't seen the best of him and hopefully he can perform from the start. He could be the jewel in the crown for Brighton.
Warren Aspinall, Former Brighton striker on BBC Sussex
Brighton v Fulham (19:45 BST)
Image source, .Brighton make two changes to the team that beat Nottingham Forest on Tuesday.
Jamie Murphy and Kazenga LuaLua drop out and are replaced by Anthony Knockaert and Manchester United loanee James Wilson.
Image source, .Fulham make three changes to the side that picked up a vital 2-1 win over Cardiff on Saturday, with Ryan Fredericks, Tim Ream and Jamie O'Hara all coming in for the Whites.
Slavisa Jokanovic's men are looking for a fourth successive win that would take them to the 50-point mark.
Hull v Wolves (19:45 BST)
Hull manager Steve Bruce has conceded that it is a tough ask for his team to finish in the top two.
"We've had an awful run just at the wrong time, although we'll never give up of course," said Bruce, whose side have won only one of their last eight league games.
"The run has disappointed us all and we've got six league games to secure a play-off place.
"That's got to be the main thing on the agenda - find some form and go into the play-offs."
Hull v Wolves (19:45 BST)
Image source, .Hull make five changes from their draw at Huddersfield last Saturday - Moses Odubajo, Curtis Davies, David Meyler, Sam Clucas and Adama Diomande are named in the starting line-up.
Defender Michael Dawson and midfielder Mo Diame are both out injured.
Image source, .Wolves captain Danny Batth is ruled out because of illness so there's a first league start for teenage left-back Sylvain Deslandes.
Dave Edwards, back in the starting line-up having recovered from a long-term injury, leads the visitors in Batth's absence.
Brighton v Fulham, Hull v Wolves (19:45 BST)
Image source, .It appears to be two from three in terms of winning automatic promotion to the Premier League. Brighton will go second if they beat Fulham this evening.
As for the play-offs, there's a five-point gap between Sheffield Wednesday and seventh-placed Cardiff, so it will take a mighty collapse for any of the sides currently inside the top six to fall out of contention.
Brighton v Fulham, Hull v Wolves (19:45 BST)
Image source, Rex Features
Image source, Rex FeaturesWelcome to another Friday night of Championship action, with two of the major promotion contenders looking to enhance their chances of reaching the Premier League.
Brighton still have sights on a top-two finish and a home win over Fulham will take them above Burnley into second place.
A poor run of form has seen Hull almost certainly slip out of contention for automatic promotion, but victory against Wolves this evening will create a 10-point gap to seventh-placed Cardiff.