Second change for the hosts.

Striker Billy Sharp comes on for forward David Brooks.

Can the veteran add to his 203 career league goals today?

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Super stop from Millwall keeper Jordan Archer!

He does brilliantly to keep out George Baldock's shot from Jack O'Connell's cross.

Millwall are nearly gifted the opener as sub Mark Duffy's short backpass is picked up by Lee Gregory but the angle is too tight and the former Halifax man shoots wide.

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Only a point separates Middlesbrough and Bristol City, who both have a chance of moving into the Championship's top six with victory today.

The Robins kept their play-off hopes alive with a midweek win and have a marvelous record against their opponents, but Lee Johnson's side have been poor on their travels of late.

Boro have won five of their past six at the Riverside - there's a lot on the line.

The teams are back out at Bramall Lane and the hosts have made a change.

Mark Duffy comes on in place of John Lundstram.

It's simple for League Two leaders Accrington Stanley - beat fourth-placed Exeter at home and they're promoted to the third tier for the first time in their history.

But manager John Coleman is wary of there being too much of a carnival atmosphere around the Wham Stadium before promotion is sealed.

"People think it's a foregone conclusion and that they are turning up for a party, but I'm sure Exeter have got a lot to say about that," he told BBC Radio Lancashire.

Wonder if owner Andy Holt will get the burgers in if they win promotion today?

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It's been a sorry season for Bury.

The Shakers sacked manager Lee Clark in October only for his replacement Chris Lucketti to fail to win any of his 10 games in charge and go the same way as Clark in January.

Striker Ryan Lowe was placed in charge until the end of the season and oversaw a brief upturn in results. However, the Gigg Lane side reverted to type and Lowe questioned their passion after a recent defeat by rivals Rochdale.

They need a miracle to avoid relegation to League Two and even if they beat 23rd-placed Northampton today they will be down if Oldham pick up anything against Gillingham.

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We could see two promotions in the EFL today.

Wolves, who play local rivals Birmingham on Sunday, will seal a return to the Premier League if Fulham fail to beat Brentford.

In League Two, Accrington Stanley will be promoted to the third tier for the first time since reforming in 1962 if they record victory against Exeter City.

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It's honours even at the break at Bramall Lane.

Both teams have had opportunities in an entertaining first 45 minutes and Blades defender Richard Stearman forced an excellent save from Lions keeper Jordan Archer just before the whistle.

Bit of housekeeping, Millwall defender Shaun Hutchinson was booked before the break for a trip.

Some great news came out of Devon this week as Plymouth defender Ryan Edwards received the all-clear from cancer.

The 24-year-old was diagnosed with testicular cancer in January but returned to the League One club this week to resume light training.

He's not ready to feature in their crunch match with Portsmouth this afternoon, but Argyle boss Derek Adams says Edwards could yet play again this season if the Pilgrims make the play-offs.

What a story that would be.

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Still no goals in the League Two game between Chesterfield and Mansfield.

The visitors are forced into a change as Rhys Bennett comes on for Hayden White.

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The Professional Footballers' Association awards shortlists were revealed at lunchtime today, with Manchester City's Kevin de Bruyne and Liverpool's Mohamed Salah predictably among the names to be included.

One name few would've expected to see, however, is that of Fulham left-back Ryan Sessegnon.

The 17-year-old, who made his debut for England Under-21s only last month, has been nominated for the PFA Young Player of the Year award - becoming the first player from outside the top-flight to be shortlisted since the awards began in 1983.

Sessegnon's Fulham side take on west London rivals Brentford in today's late game at 17:30 BST.

Sheffield United fans will not need any reminding about his talent - Sessegnon bagged a hat-trick in a crazy 5-4 win for the Whites at Bramall Lane back in November.

Both teams continue to create chances at Bramall Lane.

Millwall striker Steve Morison heads wide from a Ben Marshall cross before Leon Clarke flashes a low cross across goal than none of his Blades team mates take a gamble on.

It's still 0-0 at the Proact Stadium and the visitors are still on top.

Home keeper Aaron Ramsdale is again on hand to stop the Stags opening the scoring, this time doing well to keep out a Danny Rose effort.

Down the other end and home midfielder John Lundstram heads wide from a Jack O'Connell cross.

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Another Millwall corner and another chance.

This time it's centre-half Shaun Hutchinson who gets on the end of the set piece but home keeper Jamal Blackman makes a comfortable save.

Lions boss Neil Harris will be pleased to see his team growing into this game.

The visitors win their first corner of the game but striker Steve Morison can't direct his header on target.

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We won't just be bringing you all the action from the English Football League and National League today - there are also a handful of Premier League games to get our teeth stuck into.

Southampton are currently leading champions Chelsea as they march towards half-time, and you can follow that match by clicking here.

Sheffield United midfielder Lee Evans scored two superb volleys in their midweek win over Middlesbrough but he's not found his range today. Yet.

The Welshman's shot from just outside the area goes wide of the post.