At the other end of the division, Sunderland's turmoil after their Premier League relegation has continued.

The one bit of hope for Black Cats fans - they're not adrift and a win could move them out of the drop zone.

But the form book suggests they won't come away with three points from Molineux this afternoon.

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As we approach the halfway point of the season, the table makes pretty reading for Wolves fans.

A 16th win of the campaign today will see them regain their 10-point lead over third-placed Bristol City.

It might be time to start plotting routes from the Black Country to Old Trafford and Stamford Bridge already.

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A manager who is loved by the fans, 15 wins from 20 league matches, and a squad full of quality suggests no one is going to stop Wolves being promoted this season.

Nuno's Championship leaders are looking to make it seven victories on the bounce against 23rd-placed Sunderland.

A win at Molineux would take Wanderers to 50 points - and you wouldn't bet against it as they face a Black Cats side who have only won twice this campaign.

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Bristol City stayed third in the Championship and closed the gap on the top two with a dramatic 2-1 win at Sheffield United last night.

The fourth-placed Blades hit the woodwork four times and had John Fleck sent off in the second half, before Aden Flint's late winner.

You can read our match report here.

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Luton and Notts County's campaigns so far are almost a mirror image.

Both are on 41 points, both have won 12, drawn five and lost three games.

Something has got to give today at Kenilworth Road. Cue a goalless draw!

Elsewhere the division's bottom two sides Chesterfield and Barnet square off and Coventry, with the tightest defence, travel to Morecambe - League Two's lowest scorers.

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Six wins in a row has propelled Scunthorpe up the League One table into third. Graham Alexander's side could replace Shrewsbury in the automatic promotion spots with victory at Walsall today.

Shrewsbury have lost three of their last four games after their 15-match unbeaten run at the start of the campaign - they visit MK Dons.

Leaders Wigan host north-west rivals Fleetwood, while in-form Blackburn face a tough test at Peterborough.

At the other end of the table, bottom side Plymouth host fellow strugglers Gillingham.

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The team news is now in. Here are a few snapshots of how the Championship is shaping up...

• Wolves make one change - record-signing Ruben Neves returns
• David Davis, Cohen Bramall and Josh Dacres-Cogley start for Birmingham; Jota on bench
• Nigel Adkins makes three Hull changes - David Meyler, Ola Aina and Kamil Grosicki all in

To see the full line-ups for every team click here and select your chosen fixture.

We'll bring you news of every goal scored in the Championship, so you won't miss a thing!

But there will also be a closer focus on five of this afternoon's EFL matches...

Josh Hunt will be looking after Hull against Brentford and the top-of-the-table meeting in League Two between Luton and Notts County.

Tom Garry is taking care of Fulham against Birmingham and Middlesbrough v Ipswich and Gary Smee will be following proceedings from Molineux where table-topping Wolves meet Sunderland.

How is the snow affecting your journey today?

What lengths have you gone to to see your team?

Get in touch and send in your pictures using #bbcefl on social media platforms and we'll use the best ones in this live text.

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It will not shock you that a couple of games have fallen victim to the wintry weather.

League One

• Bury v AFC Wimbledon

League Two

• Accrington v Swindon

But as it stands we've got a virtually full EFL programme to enjoy...

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That's right, over the next five-and-a-half hours, we'll have every twist and turn across the second, third and fourth tiers of English football. It's snow problem.

Thankfully, most games are still on, despite the somewhat Arctic conditions.

However, there are a couple of postponements to tell you about...

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Oh, the weather outside is frightful...

But the EFL is so delightful!

So even though there's all this snow,

Please enjoy our EFL show!