Another shot for Huddersfield, though it's not one Elias Kachunga will wish to remember.

The striker gets the ball inside the box, but rushes his effort as he tries to drive the ball in at the near post, only to see it go sailing harmlessly wide.

Reading have offered very little going forward so far.

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"Huddersfield have looked technically better on the ball. They have seemed more refined in possession. But Reading looked dangerous on the break when they won possession just then. They had six players breaking forward.

"But neither midfield has really been able to get their foot on the ball."

Oxford have gone in front at Charlton with a goal from Conor McAleny in League One, while defender George Elokobi has scored an absolute screamer for Colchester, who lead Wycombe 1-0 in League Two.

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Best chance of the game so far.

Huddersfield's Rajiv van La Parra strikes at goal from 25 yards out, the ball whistling narrowly wide of Reading keeper Ali Al Habsi's goal.

As we mentioned earlier, Nigel Clough is back at Derby for a local derby against his Burton side this evening.

Derby have had the majority of possession, and Rams winger Thomas Ince has sent a shot from the edge of the box just wide of the post, but it remains goalless.

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Huddersfield are on top early on as they take on promotion rivals Reading.

The hosts have not been able turn their vastly superior possession into chances just yet, but Reading are clearly on the back foot.

Dan Washbourne: Huddersfield are one of the most exciting teams this season, would be breath of fresh air in the Premier League as opposed to the usual yo-yo clubs.

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And at long last, we're under way at John Smith's Stadium.

The teams are getting started around the country as well. Here we go.

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Huddersfield managed to hold Manchester City to a 0-0 draw in the FA Cup on Saturday. Will French club Monaco fare any better against Pep Guardiola's side in the Champions League this evening?

Follow live text and BBC Radio 5 live coverage of the first leg of their last-16 tie here.

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QPR v Wigan: QPR unsurprisingly stick with the same team which won 4-1 at Birmingham City; Wigan's only change sees Jamie Hanson come in for injured midfielder Shaun MacDonald.

Sheffield Wednesday v Brentford: Sheffield Wednesday make two changes from their 2-1 win at Nottingham Forest, as LiamPalmer and Ross Wallace return; former Walsall left-back Rico Henry makes his Brentford debut, with John Egan and Romaine Sawyers also starting after missing the 3-2 loss to Reading.

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Derby v Burton: Derby make two changes from their 4-3 defeat by Cardiff, recalling full-backs Cyrus Christie and Max Lowe; Burton make three changes to the side which beat Norwich, with Luke Varney, Matty Palmer and Lloyd Dyer returning to the starting line-up.

Huddersfield v Reading: Huddersfield retain just two players from their 0-0 draw with Manchester City, with Rajiv van La Parra and Philip Billing keeping their places; Reading make one change from their 3-2 win over Brentford, Roy Beerens coming in for John Swift.

A win for Reading at Huddersfield will take the Royals third in the Championship and create a 12-point cushion between themselves and Norwich in seventh place.

What a job Jaap Stam has done. Here he is surveying his surroundings in West Yorkshire a few minutes ago.

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We're one match down in League Two - Accrington Stanley v Cambridge United was postponed at 17:45 GMT because of a waterlogged pitch.

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If four Championship games aren't enough, there's also six matches across Leagues One and Two taking place tonight.

The pick of the fixtures in League One sees sixth-placed Southend host ninth-placed Peterborough, while fellow play-off chasers Millwall take on struggling Chesterfield at the Den.

In League Two, Colchester travel to Wycombe, with both teams still in the play-off race.

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Only Huddersfield have taken more points than Sheffield Wednesday in their last five games, with Carlos Carvalhal's side winning four games in a row after a 2-2 draw at Bristol City.

The Owls are sixth in the table, level on points with fifth-placed Leeds, and will climb to fourth with victory over Brentford tonight.

The visitors' recent form is far from impressive, with just four points from a possible 15 in their last five games.

A loss, coupled with victory for Wigan against QPR, would leave the Bees looking nervously over their shoulders, only five points clear of the drop. 

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QPR had been on a five-game winless run, but they snapped that slump in convincing fashion with a 4-1 win at Birmingham City.

Another victory tonight would leave Ian Holloway's side 10 points above the relegation zone and ease their worries as they enter the closing stages of the season.

Visitors Wigan are two points adrift of safety as they make the trip to Loftus Road, but with four points from their last two games, the Latics aren't going down without a fight.