There are just two games which are still goalless in the Championship; at Cardiff and Leeds.

If it stays that way at Elland Road then Burton boss Nigel Clough will lose his perfect record against the Whites.

Clough has never previously dropped a point against Leeds, having won all his games against them while in charge of Derby.

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Huddersfield have enjoyed a terrific season so far, but it's turning into a nightmare at Craven Cottage this afternoon.

It's now 5-0 to Fulham! Chris Martin scored his second from the penalty spot before Kevin McDonald made it five.

Chris Gunter has doubled Reading's lead over Nottingham Forest and Derby are also 2-0 up against Sheffield Wednesday thanks to Alex Pearce's goal.

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Anthony Knockaert comes close to doubling Brighton's lead.

The Frenchman beats two players with a bit of skill and sends a left-footed curling effort wide.

Swindon have pulled a goal back at League One leaders Scunthorpe, who are 4-1 ahead. Managerless MK Dons have made it 1-1 at Sheffield United.

League Two's bottom side Newport have taken the lead at Accrington, who have not lost at home since August. Meanwhile Kyle Vassell has scored his second of the afternoon to put Blackpool back on level terms at Cheltenham. It is now 2-2 there.

Preston are on top against Championship leaders Newcastle at Deepdale.

Paul Gallagher shot narrowly wide just after the break and Magpies keeper Karl Darlow has been forced to tip over a dangerous cross, with Jordan Hugill waiting to pounce.

At the other end, Aleksandar Mitrovic has put an effort wide of the Preston upright.

At the Cardiff City Stadium, Wigan keeper Adam Bodgan has made another save to keep his side level.

The Hungarian pulls off a one-handed stop to deny Aron Gunnarsson's effort from the edge of the area.

Sol Bamba has also headed wide for Cardiff.

Sheffield Wednesday reached the Championship play-off final last season and are mounting another promotion bid in 2016-17.

However, they are close to extending an unwanted record today as they are currently losing at Derby.

Wednesday have not won in their last 16 meetings with Derby in all competitions.

Their last win over the Rams was in April 2006, when goals from Marcus Tudgay and Leon Best gave them victory in the east Midlands.

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There is some story developing at Portman Road. Rotherham, who have lost seven straight games and every away game in the league this season are ahead!

Danny Ward volleys home his second of the afternoon to give the Millers a sniff of their second victory of the season.

I wouldn't bank on it though - the Championship's bottom side have conceded 34 goals already this campaign.

Wigan striker Will Grigg was 'on fire' last season, scoring 28 goals in all competitions for the Latics and earning a place in Northern Ireland's Euro 2016 squad.

He's been involved in seven of Wigan's 13 league goals this season and almost bagged another to put the visitors ahead in Wales.

They are back under way in the Championship between Cardiff and Wigan.

Bluebirds boss Neil Warnock is unbeaten in his three games in charge so far, with two victories.

Can he get a third this afternoon to move further away from the relegation zone?

Earlier we asked you for your best Halloween footballers and managers on Twitter via #bbcefl.

Well, Doncaster Rovers have blown everyone out of the water with their programme against Wycombe today, giving all their squad topical names.

Rovers are 2-1 up at half time, with Tommy Crow (Tommy Rowe) and John Marcreeps (John Marquis) on the scoresheet for the hosts.

Harry Middletombstone is yet to get off the bench.

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The Championship's late game sees two clubs in something of a mini-crisis go head to head.

Wolves, under the stewardship of caretaker boss Rob Edwards after Walter Zenga was sacked on Tuesday, have lost four of their last five league matches.

Blackburn have also endured a difficult start to the season under new boss Owen Coyle with just three wins.

Gary Smee will be bringing you live text commentary of the match at Ewood Park from 17:30 BST.

There's plenty of action still to come in the second half of all the three o'clock kick-offs though.

Scunthorpe look like they will remain top of League One as they are 4-0 up against Swindon at half-time, while second placed Bolton are 3-0 up against Port Vale.

In the West Midlands derby Coventry, who have put plans to appoint a permanent manager on hold until January, are beating Walsall 1-0 at the Banks's Stadium.

Carlisle look to be closing the gap on League Two leaders Plymouth, who are drawing with Colchester, as they are 3-0 up against Crawley.

Meanwhile struggling Exeter are beating Morecambe by the same scoreline. They could well be out of the relegation zone by the end of the day.

What a first half it has been for Fulham at Craven Cottage - Lucas Piazon has put the west London side 3-0 in front against Huddersfield just before the break.

Barnsley had the chance to double their lead against Bristol City from the penalty spot, but Frank Fielding saved Sam Winnall's penalty with his legs.

Not too many goals elsewhere in the Championship as half-time whistles are blown.

And the whistle is blown for the break at the Amex Stadium.

Second-placed Brighton are narrowly ahead of fourth-placed Norwich through Glenn Murray's sixth-minute strike.

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The half-time whistles have gone in our first two featured games in the Championship, and it's all level at both the Cardiff City Stadium and Deepdale.

Both fiercely contested but not a great deal of goalmouth action.