Wolves wing-back Barry Douglas goes in the book for bringing down Ryan Fredericks.

That's his eighth of the season.

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It's all a bit scrappy at the moment. If that suits anyone, you would think it would be Fulham.

Romain Saiss hits a shot high into the end where the Wolves fans are massed and that's the sign for Nuno Espirito Santo to turn to his bench.

Off come Helder Costa and Alfred N'Diaye and on come top scorer Diogo Jota and teenage midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White.

Fulham make a change too as one-time Wolves loanee Sheyi Ojo replaces Floyd Ayite.

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Aston Villa twice came from behind to beat Sheffield Wednesday 4-2 at Hillsborough and move up to third in the Championship table.

Manager Steve Bruce told BBC WM:

"It was some game, we were a bit open in the first half, too open for my liking but I thought we carried a threat.

"It was a really cracking game and in the end I thought we deserved it, you come away from home and score four goals then you deserve to win.

"We've given ourselves a chance [of promotion], when I see the thousands of fans who've come here, they must think we have a chance.

"We've got big momentum going forward, to win eight out of 10 is a remarkable achievement."

Into the last 30 minutes at Craven Cottage and no real sign of Wolves finding an equaliser at the moment.

In fact Fulham might have hoped Ryan Sessegnon had done a little better when he found space in the box, but hits his cross too high.

Fulham have worked their way into this second half. They're beginning to dominate possession again.

Can they make it count?

Fulham get a breather following those initial Wolves forward forays as Ivan Cavaleiro trips Floyd Ayite.

They work the free-kick short to Ayite but his shot never threatens to trouble John Ruddy as it dribbles wide.

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Derby missed out on the chance to close on the Championship's automatic promotion places as they played out a thrilling 3-3 draw at Reading. The Rams have conceded at least twice in three successive games.

Manager Gary Rowett told BBC Radio Derby:

"At the moment we can't defend properly, and that's the whole team.

"It's not just the back four, I don't want it to look like it's just them.

"We've gone from a period of the season where we've been so resolute and we've not given anything away to where we're just wrapping them up and handing things on a plate to people."

Wolves are on the front foot as Marcus Bettinelli scoops away another fierce Ivan Cavaleiro shot.

Helder Costa collects the loose ball but fires well over the bar.

Fulham's Matt Targett is the first man into referee Peter Bankes' book for what can only be described as a rugby tackle on Helder Costa.

From the ensuing free-kick, Wolves work the ball to Costa on the edge of the box but his free-kick is well blocked.

Bright start to the second half for Wolves as Romain Saiss' cross just evades Matt Doherty after Ivan Cavaleiro stretched the Fulham defence.

Not for the first time this evening, though, Doherty is flagged offside.

Fulham get us back under way. I have a feeling this could be an entertaining second half.

The players are on their way back out at Craven Cottage. The second half is moments away.

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Barnsley earned their first victory under new head coach Jose Morais, Oli McBurnie scoring twice as the Tykes beat Birmingham 2-0 to move out of the Championship relegation zone.

Head coach Jose Morais told BBC Radio Sheffield:

"I am delighted for what happened today here, for my players, for the work that we have started to do.

"This is only possible when we believe in things that we are doing, and the number of supporters that I saw here today, I just wanted to say thank you for the support.

"Don't stop believing, because we will have more days like that."

Now for a reminder of today's full-time scores in the Championship. As the second half goes on at Craven Cottage we'll also bring you the best of the reaction.

• Birmingham 0-2 Barnsley
• Burton 0-1 Millwall
• Leeds 1-0 Brentford
• Norwich 0-0 Bolton
• Preston 0-1 Ipswich
• QPR 2-5 Nottingham Forest
• Reading 3-3 Derby
• Sheffield Wednesday 2-4 Aston Villa
• Sunderland 3-3 Middlesbrough

As has become tradition in the Championship, Sunday brings a fierce derby for us to enjoy.

Cardiff boss Neil Warnock, never shy of a word or two, says he has "genuine" bad blood with Bristol City manager Lee Johnson and his father.

"Lee, he is like his dad [ex-Bristol City manager Gary], he talks a good game, I don't listen to what he says.

"It will be a decent atmosphere. We'll try and do our best for him."

Johnson doesn't seem too concerned about the welcome his side can expect, saying the "atmosphere isn't that intimidating at Cardiff".

"It's a big stadium, there's quite a few empty seats and that's quite surprising given the season that they've had," he told BBC Radio Bristol.

We'll bring you blow-by-blow updates for the lunchtime clash.

While the players enjoy their half-time oranges (or whatever they have these days) at Craven Cottage, let's take a look at what we have coming up for you tomorrow.

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So, the leaders have it all to do in the second half as the half-time whistle goes.

Ryan Sessegnon's 13th goal of the season has Fulham on course for an eighth-straight home league win at the break.

We're into on minute of stoppage time but we have a delay as Stefan Johansen requires treatment for an ankle injury.

He's hobbling towards the sidelines.