Aiden McGeady has just halved 10-man Sunderland's deficit against Walsall.

Elsewhere at the top of League One, Scunthorpe have pulled a goal back at home to Portsmouth. It's now 2-1 at Glanford Park.

Fernando Forestieri has passed up a sitter, of sorts. No chance is truly easy, but he was one on one with Scott Carson and we've seen him bury those.

Wide of the target. Not a bad effort from the Owls, who are doing their best to eak their way back in.

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Second-from-bottom Notts County, who appointed Neal Eardley during the week, have taken the lead away to Morcambe in League Two.

Cambridge goalscorer Paul Lewis has just been shown a second yellow against Bury, leaving the U's down to 10 men, while in League One Blackpool are now 3-0 up against Burton. It was 0-0 only 15 minutes ago.

Preston are indebted to goalkeeper Declan Rudd, who beats away a thunderous 30-yarder from Elliott Bennett to maintain the home side's lead.

Rovers a different proposition in this second half.

Ah, this might open things up a bit.

Bristol City have been well in this game but they're now down to 10 men at Elland Road. Josh Brownhill receives a second yellow card and the door is ajar for Leeds.

Walsall have gone 2-0 up in the space of five minutes against second-placed Sunderland in League One.

Not to be outdone, Blackpool have also scored another second-half goal to double their lead against Burton.

Hull City have come out swinging in this second half, typified by a sizzler from Kamil Grosicki, whose shot is just about held by Costel Pantilimon.

Will someone have a moment of quality to settle this?

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After all those referee changes, it's no surprise that we're suffering major delays at The Den.

Expect a late finish for this one.

We mentioned earlier that Bristol City have more than held their own against Leeds so far - and now they've nearly gone ahead too.

Niclas Eliasson's curling effort, having cut inside onto his favoured left foot, is just about deflected on to the roof of the net. Unlucky.

Graham Potter has gone pretty hard in this second-half. He's thrown on Wilfried Bony and Martin Olsson, with Leroy Fer and Jay Fulton coming off.

Bony's last Swans goal came in January...

Armand Gnanduillet has just netted his seventh goal of the season for Blackpool against Burton to make it 1-0.

Meanwhile, 10-man Sunderland have conceded to go 1-0 down away to Walsall.

Right. Fluids imbibed, stretches done, the gaffer's words ringing in your ears...

It's time for the second-half. Let's get it on.

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While we wait to get cracking again, the name Jamie Cureton will almost certainly mean something to fans of all 72 of the EFL clubs.

Remarkably, the 43-year-old, who had spells with 11 teams plying their trade in the Football League, is still playing in the seventh tier with Bishop's Stortford.

The ex-Norwich, Bristol Rovers, Reading, QPR, Swindon, Colchester, Norwich again, Barnsley, Shrewsbury, Exeter and Cheltenham man has scored in every season from 1994-95 onwards.

After scoring his 350th career goal last week he's now targetting breaking 400 before he finally hangs up his boots.

You can read James Law's interview with the veteran marksman by clicking here.

• It's 1-1 between MK Dons and Stevenage, with the Dons heading back to the top as it stands.
• At the bottom, Macclesfield are drawing 0-0 against mid-table Yeovil and Notts County are also goalless against Morecambe.
• Elsewhere, Cambridge have halved the deficit to trail 2-1 to Bury and Cheltenham are 2-0 up at home to Newport.

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• League leaders Portsmouth are 2-0 up at Scunthorpe, while Luton are in front against Gillingham and Charlton are all-square against Bristol Rovers.
• Sunderland's Max Power has been shown his third red card of the season, with the Black Cats holding on against Walsall.
• At the bottom, Bradford are 2-0 up against Oxford, while Wimbledon are a goal down against Southend.