Big chance for Wolves. Ruben Neves is the creator again, setting up Helder Costa, but the Portuguese winger is superbly denied by the feet of Jordan Archer.

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Wolves don't have fond memories of their trips to London this season.

They drew 0-0 at Brentford in August, while their most recent loss was at QPR at the end of October.

Millwall's Shaun Williams is booked for a challenge on Wolves' Romain Saiss.

In League One, Southend have doubled their lead against Charlton. Michael Turner has headed in for their second goal.

Danny Clark: Pulis won’t give us exciting football but he’ll deliver results. Excellent manager at Championship level.

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Millwall could be 2-0 up! George Saville's cross is almost turned in by Aiden O'Brien but the ball drifts wide.

The hosts have started very well indeed in this one.

Now it's Jordan Archer into the action, as Ruben Neves releases Matt Doherty and the full-back draws a save from the Millwall goalkeeper.

Millwall duo Jake Cooper and Jed Wallace have forced Wolves goalkeeper John Ruddy into the first two saves of the match.

Wanderers have conceded only twice in their previous nine league outings, and haven't conceded at all in December.

Meanwhile in League One, Simon Cox has given Southend a very early lead against Charlton

Grimsby have also gone 1-0 up at home to Mansfield in League Two.

Millwall break quickly from a Wolves corner and had a couple of players over on the counter attack.

Wolves winger Ivan Cavaleiro "takes one for the team", I think the phrase is, pulling back Tom Elliott and gets the first booking of the match.

Millwall have made a very busy start, not allowing Wolves any time on the ball in the opening couple of minutes.

Both sides have had early set-pieces which have amounted to very little.

Both sides are in their traditional home colours - Millwall in blue and white, Wolves in gold and black.

It's the visitors who get the game under way.

I'll be focusing on Millwall v Wolves for the next couple of hours, but I'll also bring you updates of the three other 13:00 GMT kick-offs in League One and League Two.

Oxford United, thumped 7-0 by Wigan on Saturday, are away at Gillingham in League One, while Southend host Charlton.

In League Two, Grimsby are at home to Mansfield.

There will be a more in-depth preview to some of today's games closer to 15:00 GMT.

The teams are on their way out at The Den.

Millwall, in their first season back in the Championship after winning promotion in May, begin today's match 17th in the table and boast one of the best home records in the second tier.

All six of their league wins this term have come at home, while they have been beaten only three times on their own ground.

Millwall put Conor McLaughlin, Shaun Williams and Tom Elliott into their starting line-up, while Helder Costa replaces Leo Bonatini as Wolves' only change.

Millwall: Archer, McLaughlin, Hutchinson, Cooper, Meredith, Wallace, Williams, Saville, O'Brien, Elliott, Gregory.

Wolves: Ruddy, Bennett, Coady, Boly, Doherty, Saiss, Neves, Douglas, Costa, Jota, Cavaleiro.

Not just leftover turkey sandwiches and the remnants of that box of chocolate biscuits - there's plenty of football as well!

You can follow live text coverage of today's EFL matches, including the 19:30 GMT kick-off between Brentford and Aston Villa, on the BBC Sport website and app.

Here's the Championship fixture list:

• Millwall v Wolves (13:00 GMT)
• Barnsley v Preston
• Birmingham v Norwich
• Bristol City v Reading
• Burton v Leeds
• Cardiff v Fulham
• Hull v Derby
• Ipswich v QPR
• Middlesbrough v Bolton
• Nottingham Forest v Sheffield Wednesday
• Sheffield United v Sunderland
• Brentford v Aston Villa (19:30 GMT)

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Middlesbrough fans - what do you make of the appointment of Tony Pulis?

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Here's what Tony Pulis had to say about his appointment as Middlesbrough manager...

"I wanted a challenge - a real challenge - and this reminds me so much of Stoke when I went there with Peter Coates.

"(Chairman) Steve Gibson is a football man who understands the game. I have great respect for him as a person and an owner.

“I wanted to come at this time because we have so many games in a short space of time, and I can assess everything."

A little over a month after he was sacked by West Bromwich Albion, Tony Pulis is back in management at Middlesbrough.

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The 59-year-old will be in stands to watch today's home game against Bolton, and takes over with Boro ninth in the Championship table.

He hasn't managed in the second tier since taking Stoke up to the Premier League in 2008, spending the past decade in the top flight in charge of the Potters, Crystal Palace and West Brom.

Middlesbrough have moved fast to replace Garry Monk, who left the club on Saturday...

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Championship leaders Wolves stretched their advantage to seven points on Saturday with a 1-0 home win over Ipswich - their eighth victory in nine matches.

They kick off a hectic EFL schedule today, with all 72 clubs in the second, third and fourth tiers in action on Boxing Day.

Wolves are at Millwall for a 13:00 GMT kick-off - I'll bring you the team news shortly.

But first, news of a big managerial appointment in the Championship...