So, can leaders Wolves show the spirit of champions here?

They're not used to being two-goals down at home this season, that's for sure.

Off we go again... 45 minutes remain around the grounds.

Richard Chatterton on Twitter: I'm the only Blade in Vienna, enjoying them waltzing around the Canaries. Hope it lasts.

Just the 16 goals in the first half in the Championship's 10 games.

Lively, considering two of those 10 games are goalless.

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It's been a bad day for League Two's leading group so far.

Leaders Luton are being held to a draw, while the two teams behind them, Accrington and Notts County, both trail by two goals at half-time.

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

Northampton are back in front in the biggest game of the day in League One, taking a 2-1 advantage over MK Dons to move out of the relegation zone as it stands.

Leaders Wigan scored late to take the lead at Plymouth, while second-placed Shrewsbury are 1-0 ahead of Doncaster.

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

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What's that I hear? A mere 33 EFL games not enough for you?

The good news is we do have one more to come as Sheffield Wednesday look to move further clear of the relegation zone with victory over Cardiff.

That one gets under way at 17:30, so please do stick around once these afternoon fixtures are finished.

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• Runaway leaders Wolves are 2-0 behind at home to Nottingham Forest, with Kieran Dowell and Ben Osborn giving the Reds a surprise lead.
• Sunderland are heading off the bottom of the Championship as things stand, 1-0 up against fellow strugglers Hull.
• Millwall, without an away win this season, are 2-0 up at Leeds - who've also had Liam Cooper sent off.
• Aston Villa are 3-1 up at home to Barnsley, while fellow promotion hopefuls Sheffield United are 1-0 up at Norwich.

As half-time whistles sound around the grounds, Sunderland are one of the happiest sides in the country at the moment, enjoying a rare home lead that currently sees them off the bottom of the Championship.

They're in to stoppage time at the end of the first half at Molineux, where the shock of the day would seem to be on the cards.

A few scores to catch you up on in League Two, where Jayden Stockley has given Exeter a two-goal lead at Notts County.

Struggling Forest Green are drawing 2-2 with Cambridge, Coventry lead Swindon 2-1, while Grimsby have taken the lead at Colchester.

Apologies to anybody whose teams we've missed, it really is hard to keep up today.

Both side's assistants have been sent to the stands at Elland Road, where tempers are flaring and Millwall are still winning.

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With Wigan being held to a draw by Plymouth, there's a chance for some of the top six to close the gap on the League One leaders.

Bradford City are doing their part, Charlie Wyke finding the bottom corner from the penalty spot to get the Bantams in front at Bristol Rovers.

Sixth-placed Charlton also lead, former City winger Mark Marshall setting up Joe Aribo for the opener against visitors Walsall.

Leeds trail Millwall and not they have a one-man disadvantage as well. Liam Cooper receives a straight red after sliding in on George Saville.