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Birmingham City's Jota is upended by the elbow of Cameron Carter-Vickers. I'm not sure if it's deliberate, but the Spaniard lies on the floor in some pain for quite a while.

Fun fact, it's the second time he's played at Bramall Lane this season. He started for Brentford here on the opening day of the campaign before his move to the West Midlands.

Billy Sharpe is, well, not so much brought down by Cheikh N'Doye but falls over the ball as they both go for it.

A free-kick is given to the hosts. Both sides just sussing each other out in these early stages.

Leon Clarke gives chase to a speculative high ball into the box but it rolls too far and out for a goal kick.

The Sheffield United striker will be looking to add to the 7,000 goals* he's scored so far this season.

*12

DING DING!

Let's get it onnnnnn!

The players are out at Bramall Lane and kick off is coming soon.

Are you excited? I am. Indescribably so.

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Whereas Birmingham City's opponents this evening cannot stop scoring, Blues fans have had little to cheer about of late.

They have scored just once in their last six games and just nine times in total in the Championship so far this season - the lowest goal haul in the league.

But is tonight the catalyst to kickstart their assault on the table? Che Adams, who scored their last goal, might want to add to his five goals scored this season.

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Sheffield United striker Leon Clarke is enjoying the best form of his career at the minute and the stats make for some impressive reading.

Not content with scoring all four of the Blades' goals in their 4-1 win against Hull before the international break, Clarke added a goal against Burton last weekend and a hat-trick in their 5-4 home defeat by Fulham in midweek.

That's a whopping eight goals in three games. It took him 24 games to reach that target last season.

As a Wolves fan, I just wish he had this sort of return during his two spells with us..

Birmingham City's former Sheffield United striker Che Adams starts off the bench, having struggled with a hamstring injury during the week, while midfielder David Davis misses out.

Birmingham City: Stockdale, Roberts, Morrison, Dean, Nsue, Ndoye, Kieftenbeld, Grounds, Jota, Jutkiewicz, Boga.

Subs: Adams, Gallagher, Maghoma, Cotterill, Kuszczak, O'Keeffe, Gleeson.

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder names an unchanged side to the one that was beaten in 5-4 in Tuesday's Championship thriller at Bramall Lane.

So, same team, same venue, different result?

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

Subs: Moore, Donaldson, Hanson, Stearman, Lafferty, Brooks, Curruthers.

Just the one game left this afternoon at the EFL and it comes at Bramall Lane where Sheffield United host Birmingham City in the Championship.

The Blades start the game in third, eight points behind leaders Wolves but will cut that advantage to five with all three points.

Jay Freeman will take you through it.

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And now to some of the headlines from League Two.

• Ryan Yates scores a 93rd-minute winner for Notts County against Colchester to ensure the Magpies remain level on points with League Two leaders Luton.
• Luton beat Crewe 2-1 to remain at the summit.
• The 'El Glosico' between Forest Green and Cheltenham finishes 1-1 after first-half goals from Rovers' Christian Doidge and Cheltenham's Mohamed Eisa.
• Marc McNulty's goal for Coventry City earns them a share of the points against Harry Kewell's Crawley.
• Cambridge end a horror winless and goalless three-match run - which included last week's 7-0 defeat by Luton - by beating Stevenage 1-0, thanks to a 88th-minute Uche Ikpeazu goal.

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Moving on to League One...

• Wigan take over at the top of the table after a 3-1 win at Rotherham while Shrewsbury, who led at the start of the day, lost at home to Bradford.
• Blackburn score twice in six minutes as they come from behind to beat Bristol Rovers.
• Walsall make it back-to-back league wins with victory over AFC Wimbledon.
• Bury climb off the bottom of the table with a goalless draw with Northampton in Chris Lucketti's first game in charge.
• Plymouth go back to the bottom after a 1-0 defeat at Portsmouth.

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With all the 15:00 GMT games done and dusted, let's start our afternoon recap with a look at the Championship.

• Wolves hit five against Bolton to move seven points clear at the top of the table
• Sunderland win for the first time under Chris Coleman to climb above Bolton and off the bottom of the table.
• Matej Vydra scores a hat-trick as Derby beat Middlesbrough 3-0 to move past the Teesside club into the play-off places.
• Albert Adomah scores both goals as Aston Villa beat Ipswich to earn their ninth win in 12 league games.
• Bristol City come from 2-0 down to win 3-2 at Hull City and increase the pressure on Tigers manager Leonid Slutsky.
• Fulham beat London rivals Millwall 1-0, Reading and Sheffield Wedneday play out a goaless draw, while Norwich and Preston share the spoils in a 1-1 draw.

And finally, it's all over at Carrow Road.

North End boss Alex Neil, on his return to Norwich for the first time since he was sacked in March, takes a point back to Preston.

We're into the 13th minute of added time at Carrow Road..

It was action packed until the very end at Molineux Stadium.

Diogo Jota, who netted Wolves' fifth, almost added a sixth in the dying stages. In saying that, Bolton threatened moments earlier through Will Buckley.

As it stands, Wolves move seven points clear at the top of the table, with their nearest rivals Cardiff and Sheffield United yet to play this weekend.

Defeat sees Bolton slump back to the bottom of the table.

Josh Brownhill, take a bow. His late 20-yard strike has given Bristol City victory.

Lee Johnson's side had been 2-0 down against an invigorated Hull City side in the first half, but they rallied to seal victory.

The pressure will be on Hull boss Leonid Slutsky tonight.

Reading and Sheffield Wednesday share the points from a goalless draw - a result neither side will be especially happy with.

Two goal. Three points. Chris Coleman picks up his first win as Sunderland boss.

The Black Cats left it late, but they prevailed against Burton.