Rotherham striker Kyle Vassell forces a fine save from Derby goalkeeper Scott Carson.

Samu Saiz and Luke Ayling get the trademark Leeds interchanging under way - but Saiz can only fire well over.

Leeds have started on the front foot and Ezgjan Alioski tees up Tyler Roberts...

But it's a poor connection, like trying to get 4G at a festival, and Leeds have another missed chance to rue as his shot flashes into the path of Jack Harrison, who can't muster a tap in as Millwall clear.

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Brentford are well on top against Wigan but only have the one goal to show for their efforts.

The Bees will be third, a point off the leaders, if the ongoing games end this way.

Ian Henderson almost, almost clinched his hat-trick for Rochdale against Gillingham - but the referee blew the whistle for a foul inside the area as Henderson's header hit the back of the net.

We're back under way across the country.

High praise indeed for Stoke's Ryan Woods - it's certainly a lot better than that time when Jon Walters scored two own goals and missed a penalty in the same game.

The Potters lead with two Benik Afobe goals at Hillsborough.

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Still to come, we've got full live text coverage of today's late game, which takes us to Ewood Park as Blackburn Rovers host Aston Villa.

Steve Bruce has probably been grateful for the international break given his last outing in the Championship ended in a 4-1 thumping at Bramall Lane.

He'll be needing a big response from a Villa side who haven't won in the Championship since beating Wigan 3-2 on 11 August, but his opposite number in the dugout, Tony Mowbray, has won his last three home league matches against Bruce.

Both sides come into this one on the back of two consecutive defeats - Villa haven’t lost three consecutive matches since losing five in a row in February 2017, and Rovers since their opening two games of the 2017-18 season in League One.

• Newport County are capitulating at home to Yeovil - they're 3-0 down.
• There have been four goals between Notts County and Stevenage, with the scores level after Alex Revell's equaliser for the visitors on the stroke of half-time.
• Last season's beaten play-off finalists Exeter lead 1-0 away at Mansfield.
• Leaders Lincoln are ahead at Macclesfield, who still haven't won since returning to the EFL this summer.

• Plenty of first-half goals in League One but none in the match between the top two, Peterborough and Portsmouth.
• Unbeaten Walsall went ahead against Doncaster but were pegged back by a John Marquis penalty.
• Ian Henderson has scored twice for Rochdale, who are comfortably leading Gillingham.
• Burton lead 2-0 against Sunderland at the Pirelli Stadium.

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• Top two Leeds and Middlesbrough being held to goalless draws by Millwall and Norwich respectively.
• Brentford lead Wigan thanks to Neal Maupay's goal and are up to third as it stands.
• Stoke went 2-0 up at Sheffield Wednesday thanks to a double from Benik Afobe but Marco Matias has pulled one back for the hosts.
• Hull lead Ipswich, QPR are 1-0 up at Bolton and Preston have levelled to make it 1-1 against winless Reading.

All square at the break in this one, the division's bottom side Reading are on course for a point after Daniel Johnson's deflected strike for Preston restored parity following Sam Baldock's opener against the run of play.

Jarrod Bowen's early strike is enough to give Nigel Adkins' men the half-time lead.

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Few genuinely clinical attempts on goal from either side - Tyler Roberts manages to force a save from Ben Amos on the stroke of half time, attempting to slot one beneath the Millwall keeper, but Amos gets a hand to it to keep the scores even at the break.

Fair score so far.

Sam: Impressed by the Daniel Johnson reference for the Reading game, if you want more background (you don't) he's actually from Reading and briefly trained with us for some reason.

This is... a... coincidence none of us were expecting.

Still no goals at Ashton Gate, as Famara Diedhiou heads over a good chance for the hosts.

Ben Osborn goes close again for Forest against Swansea but is denied again by the goalkeeper.

But nobody - not even the masked Adlene Guedioura - has been able to find a breakthrough at the Liberty Stadium in the first half.

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Typically gritty meeting between Leeds and Millwall.

Steve Morison's header from 12 yards sends Bailey Peacock-Farrell racing back to catch on his line.

Both sides have come close - are we in for a repeat of the (late, late) 4-3 Elland Road goalfest from the last time these two teams met in the Championship?

I hope not. I did the match report of that game and it nearly killed me.

Another chance falls to Norwich midfielder Alex Tettey.

Not know for his goalscoring prowess, although he has scored this season, he fires this one wide.

Close for Leeds!

Mateuz Klich hoists one over the top into the vicinity of Barry Douglas.

His boot is like a magnet as he swiftly controls the ball with one touch, bamboozling Ben Amos as he picks out Tyler Roberts.

The young Leeds man can only strike Murray Wallace, though, and the Millwall man keeps the score level with his block.