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Bradford City have taken the lead against Walsall thanks to Billy Clarke's goal.

As it stands that will move them up to fourth in the table, ahead of Scunthorpe, who are now 2-0 down at Millwall after Shane Ferguson's goal.

Elsewhere, Rochdale are boosting their flagging play-off hopes as they lead Northampton 1-0 after a goal from Nathaniel Mendez-Laing.

The Magpies bring off former Wigan midfielder Mo Diame, with Christian Atsu coming on in his place.

Meanwhile, the Latics make their third and final change, as Craig Morgan comes on for Shaun MacDonald.

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Bristol City, desperately trying to get back into their game at Griffin Park, almost get one back but Tammy Abraham heads onto the post from a Joe Bryan cross. That's unlucky.

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Carlisle's automatic promotion hopes have been ruined by a run of six defeats in seven matches.

The wretched run of form had even seen them drop out of the play-off places but their fans look like they'll have something to celebrate tonight.

Reggie Lambe has put Keith Curle's men 2-0 up at Yeovil. moments after the hosts had Ben Whitfield sent off for an alleged elbow.

Elsewhere, Cheltenham are now 3-0 up against 10-man Morecambe. 

Oh my, Fulham should be ahead. Chris Martin is the guilty party, failing to connect with the goal at his mercy after good work from Tom Cairney...

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... Remarkably, from the very next passage of play the Millers should have the opening goal themselves, but a scramble in the area is cleared off the line.

End-to-end stuff in a game that neither team can afford not to win.

Struggling Nottingham Forest are pegged back at Deepdale as Aiden McGeady draws the hosts Preston level.

New Forest boss Mark Warburton is bidding for his first win in charge of the Reds, after a dramatic draw in his first game at home to local rivals Derby.

Wigan, who have never won at St James' Park, should be ahead!

It is a free header for defender Dan Burn, six yards out.

But he glances over. How costly could that miss be?

Looking like a great story in League Two where Cheltenham now lead 2-0 against 10-man Morecambe after Alex Kenyon was sent off for a foul in the area and Daniel Wright scored from the penalty spot.

The Robins are being watched by manager Gary Johnson for the first time since he underwent heart surgery.

Their record while he was away? Played four, lost four.

Under-pressure Blues boss Gianfranco Zola will be delighted as Birmingham take the lead at Ipswich, left-back Jonathan Grounds turning in after Lukas Jutkiewticz's initial effort. That's Grounds' first goal of the season.

The Latics make two changes at the break, as Alex Gilbey and Ryan Colclough replace Omar Bogle and Sam Morsy. 

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Play is gradually getting back under way across the country, including at our nine Championship games.

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Doncaster look like they are going to have to wait to secure promotion from League Two, with Stevenage leading 1-0 against Barnet.

Elsewhere, bottom side Leyton Orient are having a torrid time as they trail 2-0 at home to Wycombe and are down to 10 men.

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Not much going on in the second tier with just four goals across 10 matches.

Millwall took an early lead against Scunthorpe thanks to a Shaun Williams penalty.

Elsewhere, MK Dons have a 2-0 lead against Gillingham and struggling Port Vale lead against AFC Wimbledon.

While we pause for breath at the midway stage of our 15:00 BST kick-offs, it'd be remiss of us not to let you know about our late EFL game.

Play-off rivals Reading and Leeds United lock horns at 17:30 BST, a match we'll have both live text and BBC Radio 5 live sports extra commentary of on this very page.

Here's what the always-scary-looking Royals boss Jaap Stam had to say to BBC Radio Berkshire earlier this week...

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• Championship leaders Newcastle United are, as it stands, strengthening their grip on top spot thanks to Dwight Gayle's first-half goal against Wigan.
• Second-placed Brighton and Huddersfield in third are both being held 0-0.
• Rotherham, who must beat Fulham in order to keep their season alive, are are also being held 0-0.
• Aston Villa are beating Norwich thanks to Jonathan Kodjia's goal, while Danny Batth's double has Wolves 2-1 up against Cardiff.
• Struggling Bristol City are 2-0 down at Brentford, while Preston are losing at home to Nottingham Forest.

Half-time whistles blow around the grounds in the EFL.

We've had eight goals in the first 45 minutes in the nine 15:00 BST Championship games, three of which have come at Molineux.

Jiri Skalak has a shot for Brighton but his decent effort is saved by Jason Steele in Blackburn's goal.