No goals at Pride Park.

It's been about as even as the scoreline would suggest with Norwich making the brighter start before the hosts came back into it.

And the half-time whistle goes at Molineux.

Deeply disappointing for Paul Lambert in his first home game in charge.

Sheffield Wednesday have been clinical.

Not going according to the script so far as Newcastle look for a 10th straight win in all competitions.

The visitors have been the better team for periods and Danny Graham's header, brillianlty saved by Karl Darlow, is as close as either side have come.

The Magpies have top scorer Dwight Gayle on the bench and there's a good chance we;ll see him sooner rather than later if the score stays the same.

Wolves are pushing forward as the game approaches half-time at Molineux, but as has often been the case this season there is a lack of cutting edge.

Matt Doherty, who gave away a penalty earlier, heads over from a Jack Price set-piece.

Frustrating for the hosts.

Sheffield United, on a 14-match unbeaten run in the league, are in front against Charlton through Mark Duffy.

Not to be outdone, Duane Holmes has put league leaders Scunthorpe 1-0 up against Oxford United to restore their six-point advantage at the top of the table.

And Chesterfield, having been 1-0 down, have turned things around against Bristol Rovers, Jay O'Shea with the header to give them the lead.

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In spite of their terrible home form, Leyton Orient have only lost once away from home all season and they've taken the lead against Doncaster courtesy of defender Callum Kennedy.

Norwich think they should have a penalty when Cameron Jerome goes down under a challenge from Alex Pearce but nothing doing.

At the other end Johnny Russell gets in the way of a shot from team-mate Bradley Johnson and it goes out for a goalkick.

Talk about a topsy-turvy game at Villa Park.

Rickie Lambert equalised for Cardiff shortly after Albert Adomah's opener.

But Steve Bruce's side have just gone in front again - Ivory Coast striker Jonathan Kodjia making it 2-1 just before half-time.

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Owen Coyle will be pleased with how his team have stood up to this test so far today.

The home fans are growing frustrated as their team struggle to break down the Rovers defence.

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Still no goals at Pride Park.

A draw would probably suit the visitors more, with the hosts in need of the points to boost their play-off hopes.

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Northampton, who are on a run of three-straight defeats, trail at home to Bolton Wanderers, Zach Clough putting the visitors ahead.

Chesterfield, whose midweek win against MK Dons saw them climb off the bottom of the League One table, have an equaliser against Bristol Rovers thanks to Ian Evatt.

And play-off hopefuls Fleetwood Town have taken the lead against AFC Wimbledon after Cian Bolger's close-range header.

Newcastle just starting to get their game together now.

They've had more of the possession in the last few minutes but Jason Steele in the Blackburn goal is yet to be forced into action.

The goals are flying in in the Championship.

Jackson Irvine has scored Burton's first away goal in almost 500 minutes to give them the lead at Preston.

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Fulham are leading at second-placed Brighton - midfielder Kevin McDonald with the strike.

Reading are now 2-0 up against Bristol City - Roy Beerens adding to Garath McCleary's early goal.

Aston Villa's revival under Steve Bruce continues. Albert Adomah has made it 1-0 against Cardiff at Villa Park.

Blackburn midfielder Craig Conway is the first player in the referee's book today after a high challenge.

The hosts really haven't got going yet.

Norwich might have lost their last four games in the Championship but they're giving a good account of themselves so far today.

Still very even at Derby.

Carlisle, second in League Two and with seven wins in their last seven home games, went behind to a Patrick Hoban goal for Mansfield Town but Jason Kennedy has equalised for the hosts.

Meanwhile Cambridge, who are playing their fourth game in nine days, have taken the lead through Uche Ikpeazu against strugglers Cheltenham Town.

And Blackpool have the only other goal in League Two. Brad Potts giving his side the lead against Newport County.

Derby forward Tom Ince forces a good save from visiting keeper John Ruddy after a neat turn.