Hull haven't had much of the ball in the opening stages against Brentford, though they have threatened early on.

Kamil Grosicki was denied by a strong challenge from Yoann Barbet, while Seb Larsson has wasted a crossing chance after getting space on the right.

The hosts need to be a bit more careful in defence though, as Ryan Woods has just fired wide from 25 yards out for the visitors.

In the third tier, leaders Wigan are already in front against Fleetwood as Nick Powell heads the opener.

Chances at both ends in the game between first and second in League Two.

Luke Berry has an effort blocked for league leaders Luton, before Nots County's Ryan Yates has a header well saved by Hatters keeper Marek Stech.

Yates goes close again moments later, heading a corner wide of the post.

Wolves have made a bright start.

Barry Douglas and Ivan Cavaleiro have both seen shots fly wide for the hosts.

Nuno's men have scored 24 goals at Molineux this season - you wouldn't bet against them adding to that tally.

There are 4,074 Birmingham fans at Craven Cottage today. That's more than 400 for every league goal the Blues have scored so far this season.

Can they reverse the form guide and pick up a win at Fulham for the third season in a row?

The struggling visitors have looked okay so far.

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Although rights restrictions prevent us from streaming live audio commentary of today's EFL matches, you are still able to tune in to your local BBC radio station for extensive coverage of your team.

You can click here for the complete list of BBC local radio stations and frequencies.

This fella's got the right idea...

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Both teams are out on a snow-surrounded Molineux pitch.

It's freezing.

But you knew that already.

Can Wolves make it 16 wins from 21 league games? Mad stats.

Whistles are beginning to sound around the grounds, as play gets under way.

Saturdays are the best day of the week!

It's just about that time, folks. Best of luck, whoever you support.

Wrap up warm. Here we go...

This afternoon marks 25 years since Charlton returned to The Valley.

The south London side were exiled from their home for seven years between 1985 and 1992 and forced to groundshare with Crystal Palace and West Ham.

You can read more about their homecoming and plans for today here.

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While most teams target an immediate return to the Premier League following their relegation, Nigel Adkins has accepted his first priority as Hull head coach must be to avoid a further drop into League One.

"The position we are in the division is in a relegation battle," he said.

"We’ve got to change that round, we’ve got to win games of football but we’ve just got to focus on how we’re going to win games of football, that process.

"For the foreseeable future, if we’re level or in front or even behind in the last 10 minutes of the game there’s going to be a nervousness about us because of the late goals we’ve conceded.

"That’s going to take a period of time to change, the only way that’s going to change is over a period of time not conceding in the dying minutes of a game."

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Just a reminder that we will bring you all the Championship goals as they go in.

We'll also keep a closer eye on five matches...

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

Tom Garry is following Fulham v Birmingham and Middlesbrough v Ipswich.

Gary Smee is all over the match at Molineux between Championship leaders Wolves and struggling Sunderland.

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At the Riverside today, ninth hosts seventh, in a battle of two sides hoping to rein in the top six.

Middlesbrough need to bounce back after consecutive league defeats.

In contrast, visitors Ipswich are bidding for a third win in a row.

Former Leeds, Liverpool and Australia winger Harry Kewell - now manager of League Two Crawley - has been speaking about his "angry side".

The 39-year-old spoke to former international team-mate Mark Schwarzer about his management style on Football Focus earlier...

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This Birmingham fan has been working on his crossword for half the season, and hasn't missed much excitement on the pitch.

Today, the lowest-scoring side in the EFL are at Fulham's Craven Cottage - a relatively happy hunting ground for them in recent years - as they bid to move out of the bottom three.

For inconsistent Fulham, who are looking for a third win in four games, today represents a chance to move back up in to the top half, as they try to rediscover the form they showed in the latter half of 2016-17.

Danny Dill: 10 mins from ground and Accrington decide to call the game off. Brilliant, only a 6 hour round trip

Gary: Unfortunately @ntfc, external game at Oldham is ON

Ouch Gary! Although it hasn't been the best of seasons for Northampton in League One so far.

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Seven Championship games without a win and just 18 goals in 20 matches - Norwich's season is stumbling.

The man at the helm, Daniel Farke, is one of the coolest looking characters you will ever see - but surely the German is beginning to feel the heat now?

Today's late kick-off sees the Canaries host Sheffield Wednesday who have drawn their last four fixtures.

Gary Smee will take you through that one, which begins at 17:30 GMT, after all the 15:00 fun.

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In most years, 20th hosting 11th wouldn't be the first fixture you'd look towards on a December weekend's schedule.

Ordinarily, however, the team in 20th wouldn't have been in the Premier League last season, might not have sacked one manager, and might also not have just appointed a man out of football for 18 months as their new boss.

Today, Nigel Adkins' Hull City take on Brentford in his first game in charge, with the Bees having lost just once in their past 12 matches.

Andy Cooke on Twitter: snow stopped play!

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They'd have played on that in the 70's, Andy!