Bit of a break in play at Bramall Lane after Blades midfielder John Fleck bangs heads with Ryan Fredericks.

He's back on, sporting a nice head bandage.

Grimsby hadn't scored in any of their last four League Two games, but thanks to Jamille Matt they're ahead at home to Swindon.

Can they break a run of four games without a win?

Phil Maiden
BBC Sport at Villa Park

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"New Sunderland boss Chris Coleman does not look happy with that Villa goal, he had a word with the assistant referee after Albert Adomah found the net.

"The Welshman is already looking a little frustrated on the touchline."

Charlie Mulgrew's header has put Rovers ahead after just six minutes at Oxford.

Tony Mowbray's side are in excellent form, unbeaten in five league games, and have made the perfect start.

The visitors go straight down the other end and nearly have an immediate equaliser but Blades keeper Jamal Blackman saves well from Sheyi Ojo.

We are under way at Villa Park and around the country in our 19:45 GMT kick offs.

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Victory against Fulham tonight will see Sheffield United return to the top of the Championship.

Chris Wilder's side won League One with 100 points last season but few tipped them to carry their success through to the second tier in such spectacular fashiom.

With that in mind, we're asking you for your memories of teams who upset the odds to claim success.

Are you a Shrewsbury fan, watching on in delight as your team sit pretty at the top of League One? Or maybe, you drew Greece in the work sweepstake before Euro 2004?

Get in touch with us on #bbcefl on Twitter.

Aston Villa boss Steve Bruce has quite a few reasons to hope his side pick up three points to mark the club's special day.

The 56-year-old spent two and a half years in charge of the Black Cats before being sacked in November 2011.

After a slow start saw them pick up just one point from their first three games the Villans could finish tonight four points outside the automatic promotion places if results go their way.

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With three English sides also in Champions League action this evening, we've got a special BBC Radio 5 live Final Score programme to tell you about.

Just click the play icon at the top of this page to watch as the goals go in up and down the country and across Europe.

You can follow our dedicated Champions League live text page by clicking here.

Reece Burke replaces Mark Beevers in Bolton's only change, while goalkeeper Anssi Jaakkola makes his first league appearance for Reading in Vito Mannone's absence.

Bolton: Alnwick, Little, Wheater, Robinson, Vela, Pratley, Henry, Burke, Ameobi, Madine, Amstrong.

Reading: Jaakkola, Gunter, Blackett, McShane, Moore, Edwards, Bacuna, Swift, Beerens, Barrow, Aluko.

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Captain Bailey Wright returns following suspension as one of three Bristol City changes, while Jordan Hugill starts for Preston after missing Friday's draw with Bolton.

Bristol City: Fielding, Wright, Flint, Baker, Bryan, O'Dowda, Brownhill, Smith, Paterson, Djuric, Reid.

Preston: Maxwell, Pearson, Hugill, Johnson, Gallagher, Fisher, Woods, Davies, Huntington, Mavididi, Barkhuizen.

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One change for Derby, who bring in Andreas Weimann for Bradley Johnson. Yeni Ngbakoto, David Wheeler and Pawel Wszolek all start for QPR in three changes following Saturday's defeat by Aston Villa.

Derby: Carson, Baird, Keogh, Davies, Forsyth, Huddlestone, Ledley, Weimann, Vydra, Lawrence, Nugent.

QPR: Smithies, Bidwell, Lynch, Robinson, Baptiste, Wszolek, Ngbakoto, Scowen, Freeman, Mackie, Wheeler.

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Forest make two changes, bringing in Daryl Murphy and David Vaughan for youngsters Ben Brereton and Tyler Walker, while Harrison Reed, Wes Hoolahan and Marley Watkins come in for Norwich.

Nottingham Forest: Smith, Lichaj, Mancienne, Darikwa, Worrall, Osborn, Dowell, Vaughan, Bridcutt, Murphy, McKay.

Norwich: Gunn, Pinto, Hanley, Klose, Stiepermann, Reed, Vrancic, Watkins, Maddison, Hoolahan, Oliveira.

Adam Hammill and Cameron McGeehan brought in as Barnsley make five changes, while Cardiff bring in Aron Gunnarsson and Callum Paterson.

Barnsley: Davies, Yiadom, Pearson, Lindsay, Fryers, Potts, Gardner, McGeehan, Hammill, Hedges, Thiam.

Cardiff: Etheridge, Ecuele Manga, Bamba, Morrison, Bennett, Gunnarsson, Ralls, Bryson, Hoilett, Paterson, Ward.

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Millwall are unchanged for the visit of Hull, while Jackson Irvine and Fraizer Campbell replace Kamil Grosicki and Seb Larsson for the Tigers.

Millwall: Archer, McLaughlin, ,Meredith, Hutchinson, Gregory, Ferguson, Tunnicliffe, Elliott, O'Brien, Saville, Cooper.

Hull: McGregor, Tomori, Hector, Dawson, Aina, Bowen, Henriksen, Stewart, Irvine, Dicko, Campbell.

Brentford are unchanged from the side beaten by Cardiff on Saturday, while Burton make four changes, with winger Lloyd Dyer among those to miss out.

Brentford: Bentley, Bjelland, Jozefzoon, Yennaris, Maupay, Watkins, Egan, Woods, Sawyers, Clarke, Barbet.

Burton: Bywater, McFadzean, Turner, Murphy, Lund, Scannell, Akins, Flanagan, Naylor, Sordell, Palmer.

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Sheffield United are forced into one change after midfielder Paul Coutts was ruled out for the season with a broken leg. John Lundstram comes in.

Fulham make two changes to the side that drew with Derby on Saturday, Sheyi Ojo and Kevin McDonald come in.

Sheffield United: Blackman, Stevens, Fleck, O'Connell, Basham, Lundstram, Sharp, Clarke, Wright, Carter-Vickers, Duffy.

Fulham: Button, Fredericks, Sessegnon, Odoi, McDonald, Cairney, Ayite, Ream, Norwood, Ojo and Kalas