Again, it's too easy for Cardiff.

Junior Hoilett wiggles past a pair of Sheffield Wednesday defenders down the right, but he sends his low cross in too close to Owls keeper Joe Wildsmith.

The hosts do threaten a few moments later, with Jordan Rhodes' cross just a little too high for Lucas Joao.

I'd be a little concerned as a Sheffield Wednesday fan watching this game.

The Owls keep misplacing passes, giving Cardiff plenty of opportunities to steal the ball.

Yanic Wildschut wins a corner for the visitors with a long-distance effort deflected over the bar, before Morgan Fox makes a crucial clearance at the back post from the set-piece.

Cardiff have the ball in the net, long after the whistle had blown.

Kenneth Zohore is perhaps harshly judged to have fouled a Sheffield Wednesday defender before whipping the ball into the top corner from at least 30 yards out.

Stunning finish, just several seconds after his opponents had stopped playing.

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I'll gladly take a live text commentator's curse when it helps kick the action up a notch.

A moment after telling you not much was happening, Wednesday defender Morgan Fox has to make a strong saving challenge to deny Jazz Richards a shot on goal.

The Owls then break up the other end, with Marko Grujic happy to accept a yellow card for stopping Adam Reach charging forward.

Admittedly, we were spoiled by today's early games, but this one isn't living up to those standards in the first few minutes.

Neither side has shown much ability to keep hold of the ball, and neither keeper has been tested just yet.

Plenty of time for it to spring to life though.

The first Sheffield Wednesday attack of the game fizzles out as Adam Reach puts a bit too much on a cross from the right.

Reach did well to make himself a fair bit of space, beating Sol Bamba with pace and trickery, but he didn't have too many team-mates to aim at.

Cardiff get the evening game started at Hillsborough.

If the early matches are any indication, this should be a cracker.

Marko Grujic and Yanic Wildschut make their full Cardiff City debuts today.

Kadeem Harris returns to the bench after a long spell out through injury.

Cardiff: Etheridge; Richards, Morrison, Ecuele-Manga, Bamba, Bennett; Ralls, Grujic, Hoilett, Wildschutt; Zohore.

Subs: Murphy, Harris, Pilkington, Halford, Peterson, Mendez-Laing, Damore.

Defender Jordan Thorniley makes his Sheffield Wednesday debut, but new signing Joey Pelupessy has to make do with a place on the bench.

Sheff Wed: Wildsmith, Palmer, Venancio, Pudil, Thorniley, Fox, Jones, Wallace, Reach, Rhodes, Joao.

Subs: Dawson, Hunt, Huhiu, Matias, Boyd, Pelupessy, Clare.

Thirty-one goals in one day sounds like a lot to me - however, it's not even the most on a single matchday this season!

On Saturday, 4 November 34 goals were scored in the second tier, while there were also 31 goals scored on Saturday, 2 December.

Let's hope we'll get a goalfest at Hillsborough to boost today's numbers.

We are 10 minutes away from kick-off now at Hillsborough.

Remember, you can send in your thoughts on this game or any of the earlier fixtures using the hashtag #bbcefl on Twitter.

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Jos Luhukay was not exactly a household name in England when he was announced as Sheffield Wednesday boss on 5 January.

A goalless draw in the Steel City derby against Sheffield United in his first game in charge probably didn't do much to catapult him into the public's imagination either.

A first win as Owls boss might do something to change that, and - more importantly - lift his side nine points clear of the relegation zone.

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It was not a happy festive period for Neil Warnock's Cardiff City, losing four successive games to slip out of the automatic promotion places.

The Bluebirds responded in style last weekend, putting four past Sunderland to get their promotion campaign back on course.

This evening they travel to Hillsborough hoping to prove their recent struggles were just a small bump on the road to the Premier League.

Kick-off is just over 15 minutes away...

Seriously, though, what a game this was!

Now then... Let's remind you what's still to come this evening...

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So much to catch up on in League Two, but let's start at Forest Green, where the hosts claimed a huge victory in their bid to avoid relegation, beating Cambridge 5-2.

Bottom side Barnet also claimed a creditable result in Graham Westley's first game in charge, drawing 1-1 with Lincoln.

Accrington fought back from two goals down to beat Port Vale, while leaders Luton stretched their advantage at the top to six points with victory over a battling Morecambe side.

And Mansfield's stoppage-time winner saw them beat Cheltenham in a match that saw three red cards and finished at 17:08...

• Accrington 3-2 Port Vale
• Barnet 1-1 Lincoln
• Colchester 1-1 Grimsby
• Coventry 3-1 Swindon
• Crewe 2-3 Wycombe
• Forest Green 5-2 Cambridge
• Luton 1-0 Morecambe
• Mansfield 3-2 Cheltenham
• Notts County 1-2 Exeter
• Stevenage 0-0 Carlisle
• Yeovil 1-2 Chesterfield

They're not done yet at Mansfield, where a very late CJ Hamilton goal appears to have won their game against Cheltenham 3-2, who are down to nine men.

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Bristol Rovers fought back from a goal down at half-time to beat Bradford 3-1 and further dent the Bamtams' promotion hopes.

Shrewsbury looked to be sailing towards a regulation victory over Doncaster, but the South Yorkshire side scored twice in the later stages to secure a point.

That result allowed Blackburn to climb into the top two with victory over Plymouth, though they remain five points behind leaders Wigan.

• Bristol Rovers 3-1 Bradford
• Charlton 3-1 Walsall
• Fleetwood 1-2 Blackburn
• Northampton 2-1 MK Dons
• Oxford United 1-2 Bury
• Peterborough 3-0 Oldham
• Plymouth 1-3 Wigan
• Rochdale P-P Southend
• Rotherham 1-0 Portsmouth
• Scunthorpe 1-3 Gillingham
• Shrewsbury 2-2 Doncaster
• Wimbledon 2-0 Blackpool

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• Wolves miss the chance to go 12 points clear at the top of the Championship, as they're beaten 2-0 at home by Nottingham Forest.
• Millwall win a seven-goal thriller at 10-man Leeds, who came from 2-0 down to lead 3-2, before conceding twice in the final three minutes to lose.
• Fulham keep up the pace on the top six with a stunning 6-0 win at home to Burton, while Sheffield United secure an impressive victory at Norwich.
• Aston Villa score three first-half goals to beat Barnsley, while Sunderland are off the bottom of the table thanks to a 1-0 home win against Hull.

Struggling Birmingham stay 23rd with a decent away point.

The game at Deepdale is the last of our 15:00 GMT kick-offs to reach full-time, so the Championship headlines are up next...

Villa's impressive first-half display sees them up to third in the table.

Four wins in a row for Steve Bruce's side.