On a more serious note, according to BBC Wales Today reporter Tomos Dafydd, Chris Coleman has confirmed that he'll be flying to the north east tomorrow and will take charge of Sunderland's match at Aston Villa on Tuesday.

We're just waiting for confirmation from the club now.

You know how we were telling you that soon-to-be Sunderland manager Chris Coleman was due to be switching on the Christmas lights in Newport tonight?

Well, we weren't joking...

After a minute's silence to mark Remembrance Sunday, Derby get us up and running at Craven Cottage.

Both teams have walked out onto the Craven Cottage pitch.

We are just a few minutes away from kick-off now.

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No wins in five and three defeats in four. It's not been a great few weeks for Fuham manager Slavisa Jokanovic.

Last season they played some of the best football in the Championship and were unlucky play-off semi-final losers against Reading.

Just four league wins from 16 so far this season. Is pressure building on the Serbian boss?

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Things had been looking very rosy for Derby up until the 4-2 home pasting at the hands of Reading last time out.

An eight-match unbeaten run came was rudely ended after a dreadful start against the Royals saw them 2-0 down in 13 minutes.

But Gary Rowett's men have eight points from four unbeaten away games, conceding just three goals in the process.

Rowett has never lost against Fulham in six games as a manager. Can the Rams return to form and preserve that record today?

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Derbyskipper Richard Keogh returns, having limped off injured in the 4-2 home defeat against Reading before the international break, and Joe Ledley, who hasn't played in a losing Rams side in six appearances, is also back in the starting line-up after a hamstring problem.

Derby: Carson, Baird, Keogh, Davies, Forsyth, Huddleston, Ledley, Lawrence, Vydra, Johnson, Nugent.

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Fulham are without the suspendedKevin McDonald but Tom Cairney is fit again so comes into the midfield.

Cairney will be joined by England Under-19 international Tayo Edun, who makes his league debut.

Fulham: Button, Fredericks, Kalas, Ream, Odoi, Norwood, Edun, Cairney, Ayite, Fonte, Sessegnon.

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So, 30 matches are done and dusted today in the EFL.

There is just one remaining, with 17th-placed Fulham hosting a Derby County side that can move into the top six with victory this evening.

Team news and build up coming next.

The ten men of Shrewsbury stretched their lead at the top of League One thanks to Stefan Payne's 93rd-minute winner against Rotherham.

Wigan were beaten 2-1 at home against Bradford City where another injury-time goal proved decisive. Tyrell Robinson was the hero for the Bantams, who move up to third in the table, three points behind the Latics.

Elsewhere there was a thumping win for Oxford, over Plymouth, while Blackburn, Scunthorpe and Blackpool were also victorious away from home.

Luton hit seven at home against Cambridge to move up to second place in League Two.

Danny Hylton grabbed a hat-trick, and Elliott Lee a double. But Elliott's brother Olly had the pick of the bunch, scoring from well inside his own half.

Jorge Grant was once again the hero for Notts County, netting twice as the League Two leaders beat Cheltenham 3-1 at Meadow Lane.

Accrington drop to third on goal difference, but it could have been worse had substitute Mallik Wilks not found a late equaliser.

Bottom club Chesterfield earned just their fourth league win of the season, beating high-flying Exeter, while Craig Mackail-Smith scored a hat-trick in Wycombe's 4-0 succeess against Crawley.

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• Wolves withstand heavy second-half pressure from Reading to win 2-0 at the Madejski Stadium and return to the top of the Championship table.
• Cardiff City remain third thanks to a comfortable 2-0 home victory over Brentford.
• Adam Matthews' fortunate goal at the start of the second half gives Sunderland a 2-2 draw against Millwall.
• Aston Villa come from behind to win at QPR thanks to Albert Adomah's brace either side of half-time.
• Struggling Birmingham win at home to Nottingham Forest, while the matches at Hull, Norwich and Sheffield Wednesday all end in draws.

Bottom-of-the-table Sunderland have done it. Their 2-2 draw with Millwall sees them become the first league team in the history of English football to fail to pick up a victory in 20 consecutive home games in all competitions.

Not a great piece of history, that.

It certainly gives Chris Coleman plenty to work on when appointed manager.

Ivan Cavaleiro and Matt Doherty fire Wolves back to the top of the Championship table, with a 2-0 win at Reading seeing them go two points clear at the summit.

It ends honours even between Hull and Ipswich after an 88th-minute equaliser by Town's Jordan Spence.

Cardiff City remain unbeaten at home in the league this season, while Brentford's nine-match unbeaten run comes to an end.

Albert Adomah's two goals sees Aston Villa to victory at QPR.

Villa have now taken 10 points from a possible 15.

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It's a huge win for Birmingham, just their fourth Championship victory of the season. Che Adams is the hero.

It ends all square between Norwich and Barnsley at Carrow Road.

Danny Hylton has completed his hat-trick and Luton Town have scored seven in a league game for the third time this season. Absolutely remarkable!