Calum Woods, Callum Robsinon and Sean Maguire start for Preston. Brentford make one change - Kamo Mokotjo comes in for Romaine Sawyers.

Preston: Maxwell, Pearson, Hugill, Johnson, Fisher, Woods, Huntington, Maguire, Barkhuizen, Earl, Robsinon

Brentford: Bentley, Bjelland, Jozefzoon, Yennaris, Watkins, Mokotjo, Egan, Woods, Clarke, Vibe, Dalsgaard

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Away from this afternoon's action, we have the small matter of England in the Under-17 World Cup final.

Of the 21-man squad in India four play for EFL clubs, including Fulham's Steven Sessegnon.

It's got us thinking (I know) - what have been the standout teenage performances at your club down the years? Who has shown composure, skill and temperament beyond their years?

Your suggestions are welcome by using #bbcefl on Twitter.

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Norwich welcome back Marco Stiepermann, Wes Hoolahan and Cameron Jerome after they missed the midweek EFL Cup defeat by Arsenal, while Bradley Johnson is the only change to the starting line-up for Derby as Johnny Russell misses out.

Norwich: Gunn, Pinto, Zimmerman, Klose, Stiepermann, Reid, Trybull, Hoolahan, Maddison, Murphy, Jerome

Derby: Carson, Wisdom, Keogh, Davies, Forsyth, Ledley, Huddlestone, Johnson, Vydra, Lawrence, Nugent

Tom Cairney comes into the Fulham starting line-up with Stefan Johansen struggling with a groin problem, while Bolton stick with the same XI that drew with QPR last time out.

Fulham: Button, Fredericks, Ream, Kalas, Sessegnon, McDonald, Cairney, Norwood, Fonte, Ayite, Kamara

Bolton: Alnick, Little, Taylor, Beevers, Wheater, Vela, Pratley, Henry, Ameobi, Madine, Armstrong

Not a bad milestone for Rochdale's 32-year-old skipper!

Colchester and Norwich fans may also remember the midfielder well.

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Burton make three changes including Connor Ripley in goal for Stephen Bywater - he drops to the bench for personal reasons, while Freddie Sears comes in for the injured Tom Adeyemi in theIpswichsquad.

Burton: Ripley, Warnock, Allen, McFadzean, Buxton, Turner, Murphy, Lund, Akins, Dyer, Sordell.

Ipswich: Bialkowski, Spence, Chambers, Webster, Knudsen, Nydam, Skuse, Sears, Waghorn, Garner, McGoldrick.

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Both sides unsurprisingly name unchanged sides after victories last time out, though Millwall crucially have Fred Onyedinma back on the bench.

Cardiff: Etheridge, Ecuele, Morrison, Bamba, Peltier, Bryson, Ralls, Bennett, Mendez-Laing, Ward, Hoilett

Millwall: Archer, McLaughlin, Hutchinson, Cooper, Meredith, Wallace, Tunnicliffe, Saville, O'Brien, Morison, Gregory

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QPR make three changes, with Jack Robinson, Jordan Cousins and Conor Washington coming in, while Wolves recall nine players who were rested for their midweek Carabao Cup tie as they name the same side that beat Preston last weekend.

QPR: Smithies, Baptiste, Lynch, Robinson, Cousins, Luongo, Scowen, Freeman, Bidwell, Washington, Sylla

Wolves: Ruddy, Batth, Coady, Miranda, Doherty, Neves, Saiss, Douglas, Cavaleiro, Bonatini, Jota

Thank you, Brendon - not a bad way to start what promises to be a fun-filled afternoon of EFL action.

Right, no time to waste... let's start previewing some of our 15:00 BST kick-offs, starting with some team news.

One Championship game down, nine to go. Here's a reminder of what's coming up...

• Burton Albion v Ipswich Town
• Cardiff City v Millwall
• Fulham v Bolton Wanderers
• Norwich City v Derby County
• Preston North End v Brentford
• Queens Park Rangers v Wolverhampton Wanderers
• Reading v Middlesbrough
• Sunderland v Bristol City
• Hull City v Nottingham Forest (17:30 BST)

And, with that, it's time for me to hand you over to James Law to guide you through the 15:00 BST games.

The South Yorkshire derby ends all square at Hillsborough. A decent watch but, alas, no winner.

Sheffield Wednesday launch a couple of balls into the box but Adam Davies comes out to gather the second of them.

Time's ticking...

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When Bristol City were tonked 3-0 at home by Leeds last Saturday, they probably didn't think go on to thrash a Premier League side and then draw Manchester United at home in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals.

Lee Johnson's side have beaten three top flight sides this season, and his assistant Dean Holden has clearly been trying to harness that spirit before their trip to the Black Cats.

"It is a Premier League stadium. Sunderland are a team in transition. I'm sure, given time, Simon Grayson will probably get a promotion with Sunderland," he told BBC Radio Bristol.

There'll be five minutes of stoppage time. If you fancy winning this one, now's the time to do it, boys...

The Tykes win a couple of corners in quick succession before Wednesday eventually get the ball clear. Barnsley, perhaps surprisingly, seem to be finishing the stronger.

We're into the final minute.

Adam Reach has been booked for a foul on George Moncur. Three minutes to go at Hillsborough.

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We're looking at one of the Championship's form players - Fulham midfielder Stefan Johansen.

The Norway international, who joined from Celtic last year, has been the shining light for a Cottagers side which hasn't always been firing this season.

He's scored four and set up another in his past seven league games - watch out this afternoon, Bolton fans.

A final Owls change sees Lucas Joao come on for Ross Wallace.

You now how I was saying that the Barnsley equaliser had sparked Wednesday into action? Hold that thought - the Tykes are going for it now!

Tom Bradshaw fires narrowly over the crossbar, and then manages to send a looping header into the net, only for the referee to rule it out for a foul.

This one could yet go either way.

It's not been the best week for QPR away from the hallowed turf of Loftus Road - their claim that the EFL's 2012 Financial Fair Play Rules were unlawful has been dismissed by a panel.

It all dates back to when the London club were fined for breaking spending limits after their promotion to the Premier League in 2014.

It was also ruled that the undisclosed fine, anticipated to be as much as £58m, was not disproportionate.

How much would R's fans pay to see them end their seven-match winless run today?