• Joey Barton's Fleetwood Town are trailing 2-1 at home to Barnsley, with AFC Wimbeldon leading by the same scoreline at home against Oxford United.
• Plymouth came from behind to make it 1-1 with Doncaster, while unbeaten Portsmouth pegged Rochdale back at Spotland, where it's also 1-1.
• Peterborough are leading at home to Blackpool, while Gillingham, Charlton, Accrington and Southend are all leading away from home by one goal.

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• Middlesbrough are being held by Hull City, but are still set to go level on points with Championship leaders Leeds United.
• Winless Ipswich Town are 2-0 ahead at Birmingham City through Jon Nolan and Matthew Pennington, while bottom side Preston North End are holding West Bromwich Albion, who could also go top today.
• Bolton Wanderers are 1-0 up against Derby County, while Swansea City lead Queens Park Rangers.

Added time at Ewood Park and still no goals.

Lewis Grabban missed a penalty for Forest earlier and now he's had an effort chalked off for offside.

Half-time whistles blowing across the Championship after an eventful first 45 minutes in those nine matches.

We'll bring you a summary of the main events so far very shortly....

Blackburn so nearly take the lead against Forest as Harrison Reed robs Michael Hefele of possession and Richard Smallwood plays in Danny Graham.

Graham's effort beats Costel Pantilimon but not Jack Colback, who races back to head clear off the Forest line.

Less than five minutes to the break.

Reggie Lambe's brilliant solo goal has doubled Cambridge's advantage at Newport after he also nabbed the opener.

Notts County have now conceded 11 goals in four home games but are level 1-1 at home to Crewe.

Meanwhile Mansfield, Crawley and Grimsby are all one-nil up at home against Northampton, Yeovil and Morecambe respectively.

Seven minutes or so to go until the break at Griffin Park and Brentford keen to regain their lead.

Said Benrahma continuing to prove a threat alongside Lewis MacLeod for the hosts.

Still no goals at Ewood Park after Lewis Grabban's penalty miss earlier for Forest.

Blackburn nearly take the lead themselves as Bradley Dack plays a diagonal ball towards Dany Graham, who hits it first time on the half-volley, but Costel Pantilimon denies him in Forest's goal.

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Sheffield United have a chance to go ahead from the spot, but goalkeeper Ben Amos denies Billy Sharp with a terrific save to push the ball onto the bar.

The penalty was awarded for a handball, but that save has got the atmosphere crackling at The Den.

Portsmouth are back in the game after falling behind at Rochdale, Jamal Lowe's equaliser has made it 1-1.

Billy Kee gave Accrington an early lead at Walsall after seven minutes, and John Marquis has scored on his 100th appearance for Doncaster to give them the lead.

Wimbledon, meanwhile, are winning 1-0 at home to Oxford.

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Little to shout about in East Yorkshire so far where Middlesbrough can go top with a win today.

Britt Assombalonga gets on the end of their best move so far in the opening 20 minutes, but can't quite direct his curling shot on target.

West Bromwich Albion have started well against the Championship's bottom side Preston, with Harvey Barnes and Kyle Bartley both missing early chances for the visitors.

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Postpublished at 15:22 British Summer Time 29 September 2018

15:22 BST 29 September 2018

Birmingham City 0-0 Ipswich Town

Still no goals at St Andrew's but a potentially painful moment for Ipswich captain Luke Chambers, who looks to be in a lot of discomfort.

He and Blues winger Jota both went strongly into the tackle and Chambers is down receiving treatment.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Swansea are turning on the style against QPR. They took the lead with a well-worked opener, smartly finished by Courtney Baker-Richardson for his first senior goal.

However, the 22-year-old should have doubled his and the Swans' tally less than two minutes later.

After a flowing move and with an open goal at his mercy just a yard out, Baker-Richardson somehow spooned the ball over.