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It's a very busy day in the EFL tomorrow, with 34 games across the three divisions. We'll bring you all the coverage from 14:00 GMT.

The pick of the games in the Championship is arguably Hull City's trip to Sunderland, two teams who were in the Premier League relegation scrap 12 months ago and who find themselves in the same situation a division lower down.

Here's the full list of Championship fixtures (15:00 GMT unless specified).

• Aston Villa v Barnsley
• Bolton Wanderers v Ipswich Town
• Fulham v Burton Albion
• Leeds United v Millwall
• Norwich City v Sheffield United
• Preston North End v Birmingham City
• Queens Park Rangers v Middlesbrough
• Reading v Brentford
• Sunderland v Hull City
• Wolves v Nottingham Forest
• Sheffield Wednesday v Cardiff City

Down in South Wales, things are going swimmingly for Newport County.

A Padraig Amond header and a Mickey Demetriou header sees the Exiles lead Crawley 2-0 at the break and they are going fifth in League Two as things stand.

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If you're just tuning in, after a slow start, Bristol City's best chance fell to Jamie Paterson but he tucked over the back from close range.

Since then, Derby have created the better of the openings and have gone close on several occasions.

Johnny Russell's powerful free-kick against the crossbar has been the Rams' best effort, but Curtis Davies has also seen a header cleared off the line.

Off they go for the half-time break. Derby are frustrated that they're not in front.

Matej Vydra weaves in between two defenders on the edge of the Bristol City area, but his shot is blocked. It's another Aden Flint block. He's been solid once again.

Just one minute of added time awaits us.

How have Bristol City got out of jail here?! Frank Fielding gets an arm to Richard Keogh's effort from just a few yards out. Then it's a real mess in the Robins box as they're all over the place and Derby get two attempts in at goal... But in the end - despite Derby claims for a corner - it's over the bar and a goal kick.

Johnny Russell's deep free-kick is aimed at Curtis Davies at the far post but it's a bit too high, lofty and wasted.

Now Derby have yet another free-kick in an attacking position, this time out wide on the right, as Korey Smith bundles Johnny Russell over. No complaints from anyone in a Red shirt there.

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So close! Johnny Russell smacks the free-kick with real power but it comes back off the crossbar.

The keeper was beaten.

Big opportunity coming up now. Derby break very quickly and Tom Lawrence is clipped down inside the D by Bailey Wright's shoulder.

Free-kick to Derby, right in line with the goal, 20 yards out.

Bristol City appear to have come through that mini Derby storm. Frank Fielding and Aden Flint's interventions there could prove to be very valuable indeed.

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From the resulting corner, Aden Flint is the man in the right place at the right time, on the line, to keep out Curtis Davies' bouncing header.

This is Derby's best spell so far.

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Matej Vydra keeps his free-kick low and it's heading for the bottom corner, but Frank Fielding gets down really well to turn it behind for a corner.

Joe Bryan catches Johnny Russell with a fairly high boot and is booked. Free-kick to Derby. 25 yards out. Dangerous.

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Derby win another corner but this one is glanced clear by the head of Bristol City's Marlon Pack.

The game is improving, slowly.

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Now it's Derby's turn to fire a shot over the crossbar, as Johnny Russell fails to keep an effort from the edge of the area down.

Will that let-off wake Derby up? Maybe. They've got a corner down the other end.

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Bristol City should be ahead! Jamie Paterson blazes over from eight yards out when he had so, so much time and space, at the far post.

It was slack defending from Derby, failing to clear a long throw, and it pin-balled to Paterson at the back post. He can do much better than that.

The balls falls nicely for Josh Brownhill in Derby's penalty area, after a mistake from Richard Keogh, but Curtis Davies does well to block the Bristol City midfielder's effort.

That's the first proper chance.