Cardiff are still leading by two at home to Brentford, but the Bees have had a ton of second-half chances.

Neal Maupay himself has had three!

Chesterfield have had next to nothing to cheer about this season. But the bottom side in the entire Football League have just taken the lead against Exeter, who were third before kick off.

Kristian Dennis has put the Spireites 1-0 up and on course for just their fourth league win of the season.

Elsewhere, League Two leaders Notts County have scored twice in a couple of minutes and are 3-1 up against Cheltenham.

Action has just got back under way at the Stadium of Light.

There, of course, was seven minutes of added time at the end of the first half there, so they are running behind all other matches.

Aston Villa levelled just before the break and almost went ahead at the very start of the second half.

Keinan Davis sees a header drop just wide.

Villa have certainly proven to be a tricky customer for QPR boss Ian Holloway...

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Brentford have seen plenty of the ball at Cardiff today, controlling almost 69% possession. And yet, they are 2-0 down.

Still, there is plenty of reason to be optimistic if you are a Bees supporter as no side has scored more second-half goal in the Championship than Brentford.

They have bagged 17 to date, and could do with another big showing.

We are back up and running in a number of fixtures now.

Luton are running riot in League Two.

Twelve shots have produced four goals and mean a 4-0 interval lead against Cambridge.

As things stand that would put the Hatters top, with the morning leaders Notts County only drawing at home against Cheltenham and Accrington and Exeter both scoreless.

Luton's second goal was a bit special, Olly Lee scoring from inside his own half.

Duncan Mciver: Getting Coleman is massive. Positive, connects with the fans, a defender. Everything the club needs right now. Good luck to him.

Jamie Stewart: Typical Villa. Win a few games and get our hopes up then crumble away when our best players get injured. We have no consistency

In fairness to Jamie, he tweeted this before Albert Adomah came to Villa's rescue...

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Things are looking good for Shrewsbury in League One, the leaders 1-0 up away against Rotherham United courtesy of Jon Nolan's shot.

And with second-placed Wigan only drawing at home to Bradford at the break, the Shrews could extend the one-point advantage they had before kick off.

Charlton are chasing a fifth win in six and are 1-0 ahead against MK Dons. Elsewhere, Blackburn are 2-0 up at Bury, while Gillingham, Oxford and Blackpool are all leading away from home by a solitary goal.

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• Wolves are heading back to the top of the Championship table, with Ivan Cavaleiro's first-half goal putting them ahead against Reading.
• Sunderland, who are set to appoint ex-Wales boss Chris Coleman as their new manager, are 2-1 down at home to Millwall after George Saville's brace.
• High-flying Cardiff are 2-0 up at home to Brentford, while Bristol City are level at Sheffield Wednesday.
• Aston Villa are drawing at QPR thanks to Albert Adomah's penalty, while Norwich lead Barnsley, Birmingham are ahead at home to Nottingham Forest and Hull are level against Ipswich.

It is half-time everywhere in the EFL - even at Sunderland, where they played seven added minutes.

Up next, the Championship's half-time headlines...

Aston Villa with a chance to level just before the break...

There seems to be more woe for Sunderland.

Not only are they 2-1 down against Millwall, but they have also been forced to make two changes.

Callum McManaman is replaces Duncan Watmore, who trudges off after taking a knock. The Black Cats were still 1-0 up when Jonathan Williams made way for George Honeyman.

With all the running repairs needed on players, there will be seven added minutes at the end of the first half.

There was a chance for Brentford. A big, big chance for Maupay in front of an empty net...

Cardiff sum it up nicely with their tweet.

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Reading are piling the pressure on high-flying Wolves with two goalmouth scrambles coming to nothing. Plenty of intent by the hosts.