Wolves are still playing the better football at Carrow Road.

Alfred N'Diaye has gone close a couple of times after the break, but still only Willy Boly's first-half header separates the two sides.

Derby are looking lacklustre at Elland Road. Chris Martin hasn't seen an awful lot of the ball up front and Leeds seem comfortable.

Gary Rowett has Matej Vydra and Andreas Weimann on the bench. Might we see one of them soon?

Blackburn have gone in front on 53 minutes after Bradley Dack pounced from close range.

Rovers will move into the play-offs with a victory.

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When you're struggling, you don't get the breaks. Well, both these teams are down the bottom end so one of them has!

James Vaughan tussles in the box with Mark Beevers as a cross from Lewis Grabban rolls across and goes down, but Tony Harrington says no penalty despite the desperate appeals. Level pegging still.

They're back out at Craven Cottage, where Fulham - and particularly Slavisa Jokanovic - will be hoping for a much-improved performance.

The Fulham boss has acted, bringing on Rui Fonte in place of Floyd Ayite and Tomas Kalas off for Oliver Norwood.

They'll have to keep first-half goalscorer Bobby Reid quiet, though.

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Sunderland made a change at half-time, bringing on striker James Vaughan for Jonny Williams in a bid to give more support to Lewis Grabban up top.

Positive approach for the Black Cats. No sign of any Halloween witches at the Stadium of Light though.

The teams are beginning to emerge after the break.

As things stand Wolves are heading to the top of the Championship.

I guarantee there will be more twists and turns though on what has been a pretty supernatural Halloween so far.

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Half-time at the Madejski Stadium in the night's later kick-off.

John Swift's early finish from inside the area is what separates the two sides. Forest haven't had too many clear cut openings.

Reading tested Forest keeper Jordan Smith a couple more times late in that half with a Sam Smith header and a Leandro Bacuna drive.

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Second city rivals Birmingham and Aston Villa both play tomorrow after Sunday's fiery derby ended goalless.

Blues, struggling in 21st at the start of play tonight, host a resurgent Brentford side who are unbeaten in six matches.

Villa, in sixth place before Tuesday's fixtures, travel to Preston who are winless in four games.

Phew, what a first half that was.

18 goals.

The second half has a lot to live up to!

Queens Park Rangers head for the sheds a goal to the good, after a freak opener from Idrissa Sylla on four minutes that led to Sheffield United keeper Jamal Blackman going off injured.

It has been a good battle at Loftus Road, both sides having chances to add to that one first-half strike.

Rangers, in Ian Holloway's 300th game in charge, are on course to have beaten the division's top two in consecutive games... that said, the Blades from the Steel City are made of stern stuff.

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What a half for Bristol City, who have played some lovely football and scored twice to lead Fulham by two goals at the break. Bobby Reid's tap-in was followed by Korey Smith's neat finish.

Ryan Sessegnon clipped the bar for the hosts, but they have an unhappy home crowd to deal with.

Big goal from Lewis Grabban, just as the negativity was starting to bite at the Stadium of Light.

Bolton had gone in front through a cracker from Sammy Ameobi, but Grabban equalised on the stroke of half-time.

Rare moments of quality in this bottom-of-the-Championship square-off.

Richard Keogh picks up a yellow card for bringing down Samuel Saiz on the break before the whistle goes for half-time.

Derby have struggled to turn their 60% possession into goal threat, with Pierre-Michel Lasogga's goal from the only shot on target giving Leeds the lead.

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Wolves go into the break in front thanks to Willy Boly's 18th-minute header.

As things stand, they'll be heading back to the top of the Championship.