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Nelson Oliveira is recalled to the Norwich starting line-up as one of five changes, while Adam Hammill replaces the injured Lloyd Isgrove for Barnsley.

Norwich City: Gunn, Pinto, Hanley, Klose, Husband, Trybull, Murphy, Maddison, Vrancic, Stiepermann, Oliveira.

Barnsley: Davies, Yiadom, MacDonald, Lindsay, Fryers, Potts, Williams, Moncur, Hammill, Bradshaw, Barnes.

Birmingham drop both David Cotterill and Lukas Jutkiewicz to the bench, meaning starts for midfielder Stephen Gleeson and striker Che Adams.

Nottingham Forest make two changes from the side that thrashed QPR 4-0 last time out, with Ben Breton coming in for Daryl Murphy up front and Tendayi Darikwa replacing Armand Traore in defence.

Birmingham: Kuszcak, Nsue, Roberts, Dean, Grounds, Davis, Kieftenbeld, Gleeson, Jota, Gallagher, Adams.

Forest: Smith, Lichaj, Darikwa, Mancienne, Worrall, Bridcutt, Dowell, Osborn, McKay, Brereton, Walker.

Bolton are now unbeaten in six games after their draw at Preston on Friday, but they remain in the bottom three.

But it was far from being all good news for Sheffield United, as midfielder Paul Coutts suffered a nasty leg break.

Three goals, top of the table. Job done!

A brace from Billy Sharp at Burton helped return the Blades to the summit.

Right, before we look too far ahead today let's rewind and recap Friday night's action.

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It's tight at the top in the fourth tier.

Notts County are guaranteed to remain as leaders if they can beat 16th-placed Cheltenham at Meadow Lane.

But Accrington, Exeter and Luton could end up taking over at the summit by the end of the day's action. The Grecians are away against rock-bottom Chesterfield, while Accrington and Luton are home to Newport and Cambridge respectively.

At the other end of the table Barnet, under new manager Mark McGhee, could climb out of the relegation zone - but they will need a first league win since September.

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Shrewsbury and Wigan have a bit of a buffer at the top of League One. But both have tricky games against fellow promotion chasers today.

The Shrews are away at Rotherham, who lie sixth, while Paul Cook's Latics play host to fourth-placed Bradford City.

In-form Charlton, in third, have won four in five and are home to MK Dons.

Bottom-placed Bury are entertain Blackburn and Plymouth, in 23rd, are also at home - against Oxford.

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Away from Coleman and Sunderland's plight, let's look at the other end of the Championship table.

Wolves, who travel to Reading, have a shot of immediately returning to the summit today after Sheffield United leapfrogged the Molineux men last night.

Cardiff and Bristol City will be looking to maintain pace with the top two as they face Brentford and Sheffield Wednesday respectively.

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At the top of the news agenda in the EFL today is the Championship's bottom club Sunderland and their major coup in landing Wales manager Chris Coleman as new boss.

Coleman, 47, will succeed Simon Grayson, who was sacked after 18 games in charge.

Last night, the Football Association of Wales confirmed: "Regretfully, Chris Coleman has resigned from his position with immediate effect."

So it is all eyes are on the Stadium of Light today as we await confirmation from Sunderland...

Oh, and the Black Cats are also in action. They will be trying to avoid the unwanted English record of being the first club to go 20 games without a home triumph.

Their failure to beat Bolton Wanderers at the end of October led to the club matching the dreadful run of 19 games without a home win - they share it with Derby County, Nottingham Forest and Dagenham & Redbridge.

Hello one and all, welcome to what is sure to be another topsy-turvy sort of day of English Football League shenanigans.

We have a now ex-international manager lined up to take over the Championship's bottom side and, depending on results, it could be all change at the top of each table in the EFL.

Get comfortable, because we will be bringing you all the major talking points over the next 330 minutes (give or take).