Thank you to Phil Cartwright - that was a real see-saw of a match to whet our appetites for what's to come.

No time to sit back and reminisce though, as 31 EFL games have just kicked off up and down the country.

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We have 10 Championship games coming up and not much time before kick-off - so rather than telling you the names of all 220 players starting for their sides, here's the headline team news:

• Reading midfielder George Evans returns to the Royals' line-up against Bristol City after three months out with a thigh injury, with Yann Kermorgant missing out.
• Cardiff striker Kenneth Zohore makes his first start since October against Fulham, who will play winger Ryan Sessegnon in a more advanced position this afternoon.
• Freddie Sears makes his first start since November as Ipswich make five changes to face QPR.

• Leeds forward Samuel Saiz misses out again through injury for the trip to Burton, but Eunan O'Kane returns in place of Kalvin Phillips.
• Teenage Norwich defender Jamal Lewis makes his first professional start at Birmingham City.

All over at The Den, where it's honours even. A great contest and a fair result in the end.

Is that the time?! It's 15:00 GMT, which means it's time for me to hand over to James Law and Josh Hunt.

Barry Douglas strikes it well but it's a good save from Millwall goalkeeper Jordan Archer.

Matt Doherty heads the resulting corner over the bar, and that looks to be that.

Millwall's Shaun Hutchinson is booked for bringing down Diogo Jota 25 yards from goal.

A last-gasp chance for Wolves...

Why can't all games be this open?

Millwall almost create a chance from a set-piece, Wolves break and Alfred N'Diaye fires over from 20 yards.

Now Millwall have another corner with four minutes added on...

But goalkeeper John Ruddy comes out to claim a cross and is fouled. Danger averted for the leaders, who will be eight points clear at the top of the Championship if there are no further goals.

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Middlesbrough's 2-1 win at Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday was followed by not one, but TWO managerial casualties.

The comeback victory at Hillsborough wasn't enough to save Boro boss Garry Monk, whose departure was announced a few hours after the final whistle.

Then on Sunday it was confirmed that Carlos Carvalhal would be leaving Sheffield Wednesday after two and a half years in the job.

Coach Lee Bullen will be in interim charge for the Owls' visit to Nottingham Forest today.

Still anybody's game at The Den. Both sides aren't content to settle for a point.

Goals elsewhere - in League One, Southend are 3-1 up against Charlton and Gillingham have levelled against Oxford.

And in League Two, Lee Angol has equalised for Mansfield at Grimsby.

A third and final substitution for Wolves, who bring on Alfred N'Diaye - a central midfielder - for winger Helder Costa.

Costa, who hasn't played too much this season because of ankle surgery in the summer, has set up both goals for his side today.

Millwall make a change too - Ryan Tunnicliffe is on for Aiden O'Brien.

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There's a massive feel-good factor around Bristol City at the moment and history would suggest that'll continue after today.

The Robins haven’t lost at home on Boxing Day in any of their past 22 matches (W13 D9) - their most recent Boxing Day defeat at Ashton Gate came 55 years ago, losing 2-1 to Brighton in 1962.

Reading will argue that is meaningless - and they'd be right - but Jaap Stam's men have it all to do against one of the Championship's in-form sides.

What a pearler of a game to start today's EFL action, and there's still more twists and turns to come at The Den, I'm sure.

You can follow live text coverage of all of today's EFL matches on the BBC Sport website and app.

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Derby have double the points of their hosts today, Hull, and are 16 places above them in the Championship table - making them firm favourites this afternoon.

What's just as compelling is that in league matches not including play-offs, Derby have won their last three against Hull by an aggregate score of 11-0, winning 5-0 at Pride Park in September.

The Tigers may argue their play-off semi-final win was the most important though, as it helped them reach the Premier League last year.

A change in defence for Wolves. Big Frenchman Willy Boly is replaced by Roderick Miranda.

Meanwhile, Wolves go close when Diogo Jota is denied by Jordan Archer, and then Wanderers captain Conor Coady is booked for thwarting a Millwall attack illegally.

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Both teams are on the front foot and really looking to attack the opposition at every opportunity.

Second-placed Cardiff will be keeping a close eye on events at The Den, with Wolves set to go 10 points clear of them at the top of the table.

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Fulham may not have won a league game at Cardiff since November 1996, but in Ryan Sessegnon they have a talented forward who's been a thorn in the Welsh side.

The 17-year-old has scored in all three of his games against Cardiff in all competitions, scoring once in each match.

What a streak that would be to keep up!

Millwall are threatening the Wolves goal again with a succession of corners, but Wolves survive.

Steve Morison is on up front in place of Tom Elliott for Millwall.

An interesting 30 minutes ahead in what's been an excellent game of Championship football.

A win today will take Wolves up to 57 points after 24 games.

They only got 58 in total last season.

What a transformation.