That Leeds goal will be welcomed at the Macron Stadium, where the hosts are unbeaten in their past 10 home matches against Wolves in all competitions since a 2-1 defeat in the FA Cup in 1999.

But it'd take a mammoth effort from here for Bolton to win today against title-bound Wolves.

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With Sunderland still winning, coupled with scorelines elsewhere, the Black Cats can't go down today as things stand.

But Burton have started the second half brightly.

At St Andrew's, Lukas Jutkiewicz has a header saved moments after the restart, as Garry Monk's side bid for a win that could move them further away from the relegation zone.

So then, 45 minutes to go.

Wolves are going to clinch the Championship title as things stand.

At the other end, can Burton turn things around at the Stadium of Light?

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Luton's promotion champagne is staying on ice as it stands. The Hatters trail 1-0 at Carlisle while Exeter City have come from a goal behind to go in 1-1 at the break with Crawley.

It's a much more straightforward situation for already promoted Accrington, they're 2-0 up at Wycombe and look to be cruising to the title.

The picture at the bottom is... complicated. Forest Green are drawing with bottom-of-the table Chesterfield but with Grimsby leading at Swindon and Morecambe drawing at Crewe a winner for Forest Green would see the Spireites relegated today. Second-from-bottom Barnet lead Newport but the other scorelines leave their prospects looking bleak.

Al: Steve McLaren and Aitor Karanka. Steve Gibson has a knack of giving people their first big chance at management and coming up trumps.

Jack Stevenson: Great memories of Charlton appointing Karel Fraeye from the Belgian Third Division a couple of years ago. He revolutionised British football and now manages Real Madrid. Or, got sacked after two months, something like that

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League One leaders Wigan are moving closer to promotion thanks to goals from Max Power and Gavin Massey at Fleetwood.

Shrewsbury lead already-relegated Bury 1-0 meaning that the Latics won't go up today unless the Shakers turn it around.

Struggling Rochdale have taken the lead against Bradford meaning Oldham are in the bottom four as it stands.

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Wolverhampton Wanderers are well on their way to the Championship title, needing only a point against Bolton they're 2-0 up at the Macron thanks to goals from Barry Douglas and Benik Afobe.

Sunderland lead Burton in the huge game at the bottom of the table, Paddy McNair scoring the Black Cats' opener.

Fellow strugglers Birmingham and Barnsley are level in their matches against Sheffield United and Leeds, both teams having trailed to early goals.

Middlesbrough are ahead against Derby, while Aston Villa lead Ipswich, Bristol City are ahead against Hull and Sheffield Wednesday are beating Reading.

All of the 15:00 BST Championship games have now reached half-time now so let's run you through the headlines....

As half-time whistles begin to sound around the grounds, the atmosphere remains pretty subdued at the Stadium of Light, despite the hosts leading.

There's some faint optimism there, for sure, but it remains faint.

Having been brought down in the area, Ollie Watkins has the perfect opportunity to double Brentford's lead in the west London derby against QPR... but his penalty is saved.

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So, the bad news for Bolton fans (and maybe Reading fans too) is that Birmingham and Barnsley are both back on terms, while Sunderland are on course for a vital three points as things stand.

Bolton themselves are still trailing at home to title-bound Wolves.

Things have got a little bit harder for Ipswich - they are down to 10 men as Grant Ward sees a straight red for his late challenge on Neil Taylor.

Wow, big goals are flying in all over the place across the EFL.

It's been a frenetic half so far.