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Derby County v Reading: Derby County include Sam Winnall and David Nugent in attack for the visit of Reading with former Royals striker Matej Vydra among the substitutes. Reading hand Omar Richards a first league start at full-back while Paul McShane captains the visitors at Pride Park. Striker Yann Kermorgant is on the bench.

Ipswich Town v Preston North End: Mick McCarthy shuffles his Ipswich pack once more, making five changes from the side which lost at Cardiff on Tuesday. Injury-ravaged Preston make three changes from their defeat by Aston Villa on Wednesday but Alex Neil can welcome back Paul Huntingdon from suspension.

Millwall v Burton Albion: Neil Harris makes four changes to his Millwall side that lost at Sheffield Wednesday on Tuesday, including Steve Morison in attack. Nigel Clough also makes four changes with Stephen Bywater back between the sticks for the Brewers.

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Aston Villa v Sheffield Wednesday: In-form Aston Villa hand a start to Scott Hogan in place of Josh Onomah, while Jack Grealish returns on the bench. Jack Hunt comes in for the Owls' only change from the side that beat Millwall in midweek, while Barry Bannan starts against his former club.

Barnsley v Birmingham City: Two changes for Barnsley to the team that won at Burton in midweek as top-scorer Tom Bradshaw and George Moncur come in. Steve Cotterill freshens Birmingham up with five changes, including starts for Sam Gallagher and Lukas Jutkiewicz.

Bolton Wanderers v Norwich City: Bolton are unchanged from the XI that started the midweek draw at Sunderland. In contrast, Norwich make five changes to the side beaten by Wolves, with Wes Hoolahan and Cameron Jerome among those returning.

Right then - time to bring you some team news from this afternoon's fixtures....

Sheffield United were chopped off the Championship summit on Tuesday after they were beaten 1-0 at QPR.

Goalkeeper Jamal Blackman was the unfortunate man to make a mistake at Loftus Road after colliding with team-mate Cameron Carter-Vickers.

Blackman misses out today for the visit of Hull with a back injury.

Cardiff's earlier defeat means a win for the Blades this afternoon would take them back to second.

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Hull City boss Leonid Slutsky comes into the game at Bramall Lane knowing it may be his last in charge should the result not go his way.

Back-to-back defeats have seen the Tigers slump to 18th and Slutsky admitted earlier this week that the sack would be something he'd accept should it come his way.

If you've just joined us, you may not have heard that Bristol City have already bagged three points in a 2-1 victory against Cardiff City this lunchtime.

Read how Lee Johnson's side moved back towards the top six with victory at Ashton Gate.

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The Road to Wembley also continues this afternoon with the boys from Leagues One and Two now involved in the first round.

There's 25 ties kicking off at 15:00 GMT and our team are keeping across the big stories and potential upsets right here.

You can follow live text, social media updates, listen to live BBC local radio commentary and watch the best goals as they go in.

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Thanks Felix, top work there in an entertaining Severnside derby.

Will we see any more goal GIFs to match the standard of those Bristol City ones?!

Right then, eight games on the way from 15:00 GMT, stick with us and we'll have the team news from them all for you very soon.

That's all from Aston Gate from me. I'll now hand you over to Adam Williams, who will expertly guide you through the 15:00 GMT kick-offs.

First things first: plenty of build-up and team news.

Igor Popsicle: Rocket Lambert.

Dave Macdonald: Eric Djemba-Djemba the fifth of November.

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Callum O'Dowda curled in a first league goal for Bristol City before Omar Bogle levelled from close range before half-time.

However, Bogle turned to villain by getting a straight red card for a late tackle on Marlon Pack and Aden Flint's header won it for the Robins. Bragging rights in the Sevenside derby are Bristol City's.

Lee Tomlin has another chance, but this time his free-kick strikes the wall. Cardiff pump it long, but Bristol City stand firm and hold on for the points.

That's three straight league wins for the Robins, who move up to third - within a point of Cardiff, who stay second.

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Lee Tomlin has his moment, but can't take it. The former Bristol City man curls a 20-yard free-kick narrowly over the bar.

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There's plenty of time for Cardiff. Can they improve on their three shots on target and find an equaliser?

Cauley Woodrow picks up a yellow card for tugging back Junior Hoilett on the break.

It's approaching last chance saloon time for Cardiff, but it's not easy with 10 men.

Josh Brownhill is very, very close to making it 3-1 for Bristol City. The 21-year-old drills a shot narrowly wide of the post from the edge of the box.

Now, here's a man who would love a goal. Lee Tomlin takes the field, in place of Craig Bryson.

Tomlin spent some happy years at Bristol City, but could he find the equaliser for the Bluebirds?

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This is the difference between the two sides. I expect Neil Warnock won't be best pleased about conceding a header.

Bobby Reid leaves the pitch to a standing ovation. No goals for him today, but he's run his socks off. On comes Cauley Woodrow for the final 10 minutes or so.

Around 12 minutes of normal time left at Ashton Gate, where there definitely still could be some drama.

Joe Bryan blazes over after a Bristol City corner. Surely the home side will look to shut the game down now with a man advantage?

Cardiff are making a good go of it, despite being down to 10 men.

They look dangerous from set pieces, with the big frames of Sean Morrison and Sol Bamba a real handful. Callum Paterson's long throws will surely be used at every opportunity now.

Cardiff really could be level. Callum Paterson swings over a cross to the back post where Danny Ward gets his head to it, but sends it wide.

Will they get any better chances than that?