Leeds beat Ipswich 2-0 to go top of Championship table
West Brom lost 4-1 at home to impressive Derby
Preston went 3-0 up in 23 minutes against Brentford and won 4-3
Bristol City get late winner against Hull, Forest beat Bolton 3-0
Leeds 2-0 Ipswich
With West Brom being well-beaten at the moment, Marcelo Bielsa's side are heading back to the top of the Championship tonight.
Don't the Leeds fans know it? It's the latest song in their acapella performance tonight, and it's being enthusiastically belted out around Elland Road.
Callum Robinson (69 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesWill that be the goal that finally settles it?
Good play down the right from Daniel Johnson, who bursts into the box and squares the ball.
It is a bit behind Callum Robinson, but the unmarked forward checks his run and turns the ball in from seven yards out for his second of the evening.
The lead is back to two goals and Brentford have it all to do once again.
Harry Wilson (51 mins)
Game, set and match for the Rams?
Harry Wilson fires into the net from about 25 yards out after picking up the ball from Jack Marriott.
A precise shot from the on-loan Liverpool man.
Wilson's third goal in seven outings for Derby.
West Brom 0-2 Derby
It's been better from West Brom since the break.
Harvey Barnes gets into the Rams area and his low shot is saved by Scott Carson.
West Brom 0-2 Derby
Another break from the Rams, with Fikayo Tomori leading the charge.
He finds Mason Mount who feeds Harry Wilson, and the young Welshman curls wide of the upright.
Straight down the other end, and West Brom forward Harvey Barnes goes close with his own effort.
Liam Cooper (66 mins)
The big skipper has his name on the scoresheet and it's a big, big goal for Leeds in just cracking the nut.
Short corner fed Pablo Hernandez down by the byline on the left side, ball was cut back to the edge of the box and Liam Cooper sidefoots emphatically into the roof of the net.
It's a magnificent strike from the centre-half and probably quells the Ipswich fight.
Bolton 0-1 Nott'm Forest
Image source, PAYanic Wildschut has been sacrificed by Bolton, not literally - just in substitution terms, for Clayton Donaldson as Phil Parkinson looks to sharpen his attacking focal point.
A bright start to the second half from the hosts too.
Leeds 1-0 Ipswich
Stuart Dallas flashes a shot at goal after more Leeds pressure, but it's deflected wide.
The subsequent corner produces little.
Tayo Edun heads off and Grant Ward is on for the visitors.
West Brom 0-2 Derby
A double change for West Brom at the break, as Tyrone Mears comes on for Kieran Gibbs.
That may mean a switch to a back four for the Baggies.
Dwight Gayle came out to line up for the second half but has now limped off, with Hal Robson-Kanu replacing him up front.
Preston 3-2 Brentford
Half an hour left at Deepdale, and it could get nervous for Preston fans.
Brentford are still pinging it around as they search for an equaliser.
Image source, PACan West Brom and Bolton find a way back in their respective matches? Or will Derby and Forest hold on for useful away wins?
Our two 20:00 BST kick-offs are back under way in the second half.
Bristol City 0-0 Hull
An unbelievable save from David Marshall!
The Hull goalkeeper is wrong-footed by a deflection on a shot, but the Scot somehow springs back to his left and claws the ball away for a corner.
Leeds 1-0 Ipswich
Maybe Marcelo Bielsa is tired of Samuel Saiz's flamboyance. He's brought on Adam Forshaw instead. More graft. Tom Pearce has just come on as well, for Jack Harrison - that's the three subs.
Just a word for the Leeds fans by the way, they have been roaring 'We all love Leeds' monotonously for about five minutes solid.
It's simple, it's effective. We know they love Leeds.
Ollie Watkins (56 mins)
Out of nothing, Brentford get their second and are right back in it.
Ollie Watkins bursts into the box following a short corner and his shot is deflected into the bottom right hand corner by Tom Barkhuizen.
Barkhuizen deflected one in for Preston to make it 3-0 after 23 minutes, and now he's made an impact at the wrong end.
Preston 3-1 Brentford
Image source, Rex FeaturesAs it stands, Preston are moving out of the relegation zone and up to 19th, with Reading set to take their place in the bottom three.
Alex Neil's side are on course to make it four unbeaten.
Brentford's levels have dropped slightly since their bright start to the second period.
Leeds 1-0 Ipswich
Leeds have cranked up the pressure and could have had a penalty as Jack Harrison went down under a challenge from Jordan Spence. A corner was all that was coming.
Samuel Saiz meanwhile seems incapable of a simple pass, everything he does is worthy of some kind of Showboat sequence. Flicks and tricks aplenty.
Meanwhile, Jonas Knudsen has been booked for Ipswich, having left his mark on Pablo Hernandez in a tackle.
Bristol City 0-0 Hull
Bristol City have made a habit of scoring late goals so far this season, and they may well have to do the same again tonight if they're going to take all three points against a side that started second from bottom of the Championship.
Hull haven't played like a struggling team, giving as good as they're getting at Ashton Gate.
HT: West Brom 0-2 Derby
Ged Scott
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns
Just as at Wigan on Saturday, Albion are making hard work of it tonight.
Frank Lampard’s Derby have looked slick and dangerous ever since they were given the gift of that early goal.
But, for a side who had scored 19 goals in their previous five home league games, the Baggies have looked a pale imitation.
The pre-match press room suggestion was that Dwight Gayle and Jay Rodriguez’s early season goals had been papering over some cracks. And now those goals have dried up, some cracks have been exposed.
Have Albion been found out? Or is there enough left in the tank for a second-half revival?
Image source, Rex FeaturesPreston 3-1 Brentford
Now Bees keeper Daniel Bentley has to beat away a fierce effort from Preston's Ben Pearson.
Chances at both ends in the first two minutes at Deepdale.
Leeds 1-0 Ipswich
Fulham loanee Tayo Edun scampered away down the left before he was hauled down, and Ipswich get a free-kick on the left side.
Edun swung it in deep to the back post but Luke Chambers went to ground after a tussle with Liam Cooper, and the Ipswich set-piece results in a Leeds goal-kick.
Upbeat start by Ipswich though in the second period.