Tim Draper: Er, no thanks. The current trend of throwing your pint over everyone when a team scores results in other fans smelling like a brewery. I hate it.

Chris Cafferty: Alcohol at football is a crazy idea. Keep things as they are.

Joe Young: Yes.

Interesting views. Remember, EFL chief executive Shaun Harvey wants to lift the ban on supporters drinking alcohol in the stands.

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One point from their past two games has seen Sheffield United knocked off the top of the Championship, but their home form remains very strong.

Since Chris Wilder's first league match in charge, only Man City (62) have won more games in English league football than the Blades (58).

Wigan's away form continues to plague them, losing their past five on the road and scoring just once in the process.

And Paul Cook's heaviest EFL defeat as a manager came against Wilder in 2012 when his Accrington side were tonked 5-0 by Oxford.

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You have to go back to 22 August for the last time Birmingham City lost a game - an unbeaten run that has stretched to 10 matches.

Sure there have been plenty of draws in there, but after battling relegation in recent seasons, the beginnings of this campaign has given the St Andrew's faithful something to smile about.

Blues are looking to make it four wins in a row today against a Sheffield Wednesday side struggling to find consistency.

An impressive win at Bristol City was followed by defeats against Middlesbrough and QPR - who knows how this one will go?

Okay, time is ticking away so let's get cracking with the build-up to the 15:00 BST games.

Starting with a look at the Championship's form side...

Before we turn our attention towards the 15:00 GMT kick-offs, let's hear from Derby's Fikayo Tomori and Middlesbrough skipper George Friend...

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But nothing comes of it and that'll be that.

One own goal each, one point each and Middlesbrough are back on top of the Championship.

Derby, nonetheless, must come away with a huge amount of credit and played some brilliant stuff before half-time. The game could've been out of sight before Boro had barely had a kick.

The set-piece is cleared but Derby have the ball back and send it long once more...

Derby have another free-kick inside the Middlesbrough half. This one isn't within shooting range, but it is an invitation to send Richard Keogh and co forward from the back.

George Saville nearly breaks clear down the Derby right, but the Boro midfielder runs out of room and is forced out of play.

Will there be one final opportunity?

But Harry Wilson's free-kick is struck straight into the wall and from the rebound he volleys miles over. Middlesbrough escape.

The board goes up for four minutes while we wait for the set-piece.

All eyes are on Harry Wilson.

Is this one a bit soft? Maybe.

Tom Lawrence lets the ball roll across his body, drawing the challenge from Daniel Ayala. It's a free-kick to Derby and in shooting range.

Ayala is shown a yellow card.

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It's just been pointed out to me that Middlesbrough still haven't had a shot on target, which I like very much.

We're into the final minute.

It's all becoming a bit last ditch for Derby, who at last get a bit of a breather when Harry Wilson spins away and forces Aden Flint to clear for a throw-in.

The atmosphere is certainly bubbling now.

Middlesbrough have the ball on halfway and if anyone looks like winning it from here they do.

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Just looking at the replays, Scott Carson may well have come for that ball forward rather than asking his defence to clear. Perhaps still shaken from the knock a few moments before?

We'll never know, but we're in for a cracking final few moments.

Now Scott Carson has taken one to the bonce having come out to meet Daniel Ayala's flick on for Aden Flint.

Carson's back to his feet and Middlesbrough come forward again...