... but they can't take it!

Ruben Neves hits the post from 12 yards and Sheffield United still lead.

What a big moment that could be in this match.

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Cameron Carter-Vickers on Diogo Jota. Chance for Wolves to equalise...

We are back under way in both of tonight's Championship fixtures.

There are changes for either side at Bramall Lane. Sheffield United's Enda Stevens is replaced by Daniel Lafferty while Wolves bring on Bright Enobakhare for Leo Bonatini.

Meanwhile, there are no changes at St Andrews.

There's contract news from Reading, too...

One of the brightest prospects in the Championship has committed his future to Hull City for another three years...

While the four sets of players have a cup of tea and a slice of orange, let us bring you up to date with a couple of bits of news from the Championship.

Sheffield Wednesday turn on the pressure in the closing stages of the first half as Tom Lees nods towards goal but it's cleared by the hosts.

And with that, half-time arrives.

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An excellent first half for Sheffield United, who lead 1-0 against 10-man Wolves at Bramall Lane.

Wolves defender Conor Coady was sent off after 15 minutes for pulling back Leon Clarke as the last man, and Clarke later turned in an Enda Stevens cross to score the only goal of the first half.

There's not a great deal happening at St Andrews since an initial rush of action midway through the first half.

Lukas Jutkiewicz heads wide from a Birmingham City corner in an otherwise quiet spell of play.

Sheffield United will go second in the Championship if they can hold on to, or extend, their lead at Bramall Lane.

Not a bad few days for Leon Clarke either - two goals in the Steel City derby win over Sheffield Wednesday on Sunday, and now a goal against his former employers tonight.

Wolves' early-season frailty at set-pieces is almost exposed again, but Sheffield United's Chris Basham can't divert his header on goal.

Wolves, with 10 men, are doing the majority of the defending at Bramall Lane and standing up to the test thus far.

Still early days, but you get the feeling that they would snap your hand off for a point right now.

About 10 minutes to go until half-time.

What a chance for Birmingham City!

Jeremie Boga, how have you missed that?! The ball falls to the Blues man after a scramble in the box from David Davis' cross but he fires over the bar from close range.

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This man will be happy with how his team are doing so far.

Lee Carsley's Birmingham City side are beginning to test the Sheffield Wednesday defence and their latest effort on goal comes when Maxime Colin forces a tremendous fingertip save by Owls keeper Joe Wildsmith.

Sheffield United are dominant at the moment, but haven't found a goal against 10-man Wolves yet.

It seems like substitute Romain Saiss is part of a three-man midfield, with Wolves switching to four at the back following Conor Coady's red card.

Both sides at St Andrew's have been pegged back so far and have turned to shooting from distance.

Adam Reach tries his luck for the Owls first and goes over the bar. At the other end, David Davis shoots from 20 yards out but Wednesday keeper Joe Wildsmith scoops up his effort.

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Unsurprisingly, Wolves head coach Nuno makes a defensive change following Conor Coady's red card.

Helder Costa lasts just 19 minutes on his return after almost six months out injured - he's been sacrificed to allow Romain Saiss to come on.

Steven Fletcher unleashes a shot from long-range and former Sheffield Wednesday defender Michael Morrison neutralises the danger with a block.

It's gearing up a bit, now.

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A big moment at Bramall Lane - Wolves are down to 10 men!

Former Sheffield United man Conor Coady pulls back Leon Clarke, he was denying a clear goalscoring opportunity, and the Wanderers' centre-back is off.

The resulting free-kick almost brings about a Blades goal. The hosts have a big advantage now.