Albert Adomah is enjoying a profitable spell in front of goal and the Aston Villa winger finds the net against to put Villa back in front against Fulham.

It's a fifth goal in six appearances for the former Middlesbrough man.

The goals continue to fly in at Griffin Park - the fifth of the afternoon goes to Brentford's Florian Jozefzoon, and it's back to 3-2 in favour of Sunderland now.

Sunderland will be out of the bottom three for a couple of hours at least if things remain as they are.

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And we're back under way for the second half of Saturday's EFL action.

Wolves look set to hold on to top spot in the Championship, but will there be a sting in the tail before full-time?

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Peter: The movement off the ball is first class. The tempo of play is almost impossible to defend. Yet all the Blades have is team spirit?!

It's hard to ignore how well Sheffield United are playing right now - they're heading for an eighth win in their past 10 league matches, and moving clear in second place in the Championship.

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It's not going so well for his club today, but on Monday MK Dons defender Callum Brittain was named as the EFL's Young Player of the Month for September.

He's had a interesting career so far, including a loan spell in Iceland and an international debut to remember.

Read more in Josh Hunt's feature.

Right - get your skates on to the kettle and brew up before we get going for the second half.

In the meantime, a few stories from elsewhere in the EFL this week to tell you about...

• Free-scoring leaders Luton Town are being held 0-0 by Harry Kewell's Crawley.
• Accrington Stanley are up to second as it stands - they're leading Crewe 2-0 at half-time.
• Port Vale's renaissance under new boss Neil Aspin continues - Tom Pope's goal has them ahead at Exeter.

• Oxford lead Rotherham 3-2 at half-time, despite having a penalty saved.
• Chey Dunkley scores on the stroke of half-time to make it 1-1 for second-placed Wigan against Blackpool.
• Bradley Dack's third Blackburn goal has the hosts ahead against Portsmouth.
• Eoin Doyle, with two goals and an assist, puts Richie Wellens' Oldham 3-1 up away at MK Dons.

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• Leaders Wolves are ahead against Preston after Ivan Cavaleiro's strike in the closing minutes of the first half.
• Leeds United have a two-goal lead at Bristol City courtesy of Samuel Saiz's early double.
• John Terry has netted his first goal in an Aston Villa shirt but visitors Fulham have pegged them back to 1-1.
• Sheffield United's strong form is showing signs of continuing with a 2-0 lead at home to Reading.

But first - another goal in the Championship and it's some turnaround at Griffin Park for visitors Sunderland.

After falling behind to Nico Yennaris' opener, they now lead 3-1 at half-time courtesy of Lewis Grabban's brace and a Daniel Bentley own goal.

Grabban has picked up the third from the penalty spot in first-half stoppage time.

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Half-time whistles starting to go up and down the country.

Stay tuned - we'll have the main headlines from across the three divisions shortly....

Fulham have equalised just before half-time at Villa Park, cancelling out John Terry's opener for Villa.

Stefan Johansen finds the net with an excellent free-kick.

Reading finally produce a chance of sorts at Bramall Lane - Roy Beerens takes a punt from distance with his right foot from 20 yards out, but can't hit the target as it swings wide.

Leeds still very much in control of this one, Pierre-Michel Lasogga is the latest player to go close to finding the net.

Frank Fielding has to be on his guard to get down low and save the striker's shot from outside the box. Little joy for Bristol City fans so far, after an early double from Samuel Saiz.

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Oxford have come from behind to lead 2-1 at home to Rotherham, with Josh Ruffels celebrating his new contract with a goal to add to Jack Payne's equaliser.

However, it could have been even better, had Ryan Ledson's penalty not been saved by goalkeeper Marek Rodak.

Bradley Dack's third goal for Blackburn has them 1-0 up against Portsmouth.

Meanwhile, league leaders Shrewsbury are being held 0-0 by Fleetwood, as are third-placed Bradford at home to Charlton.

Preston have learned the lessons of Aston Villa's demise at Molineux last weekend, closing down Wolves players at every opportunity and not allowing them any time to pass the ball.

They've been the better side and they've had chances, but North End haven't broken through yet.