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Here are some more team news highlights from the 15:00 GMT Championship kick-offs.

• Stoke bring Sam Clucas, Saido Berahino and Tom Ince into their starting XI, while QPR's Jordan Cousins replaces Stoke loanee Geoff Cameron - who's ineligible
• Preston bring Alan Browne and Lukas Nmecha into the sign, while Ryan Nyambe, Charlie Mulgrew and Derrick Williams come into the Blackburn starting XI

• Former Derby striker Chris Martin starts for Hull City, while Nottingham Forest add Claudio Yacob to their starting XI.
• Jordan Archer is named in goal for Millwall, James Meredith in for Murray Wallace; while Marc Wilson, David Wheater and Josh Magennis all come in.

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Here are some team news highlights from the 15:00 GMT Championship kick-offs.

• League leaders Norwich are unsurprisingly unchanged in their starting XI, while Kyle Naughton comes in for Swansea, who have striker Wilfried Bony on the bench
• Fernando Forestieri, Lucas Joao and Marco Matias all come in for Wednesday's starting line-up, while Andre Wisdom, Mason Mount, Florian Josefzoon and Scott Malone are added for Derby's
• Will Huffer and Aapo Halme will make their Leeds debuts today, while Niclas Eliason, Jamie Paterson, Hakeeb Adelakun and Lloyd Kelly start for Bristol City.
• Wigan have Sam Morsy and Kal Naismith back this afternoon, while Reading make a flood of changes, including Andy Rinomhota.

• Cheltenham v Newport

• Cambridge v Bury
• Carlisle v Forest Green
• Colchester v Exeter
• Crawley v Crewe
• Macclesfield v Yeovil
• Morecambe v Notts County
• Northampton v Grimsby
• Port Vale v Swindon
• Stevenage v MK Dons
• Tranmere v Oldham

• AFC Wimbledon v Southend
• Barnsley v Doncaster
• Blackpool v Burton
• Bradford v Oxford Utd
• Charlton v Bristol Rovers
• Gillingham v Luton
• Plymouth v Fleetwood
• Rochdale v Accrington
• Scunthorpe v Portsmouth
• Walsall v Sunderland
• Wycombe v Shrewsbury

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Hull v Nottm Forest

Leeds v Bristol City

Millwall v Bolton

Preston v Blackburn

Sheff Wed v Derby

Stoke v QPR

Swansea v Norwich

Wigan v Reading

Brentford v Middlesbrough (17:30 GMT)

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There's something reassuring about the old Saturday, 3pm kick-off.

Thankfully for those of us who love such traditions, there are a whopping 30 games all going off at 15:00 GMT.

About time to start previewing them eh?

What a humdinger of a derby that was. Lovely stuff.

Many thanks to Ian Woodcock for his contribution. Solid emoji work.

He's off for a lie down, but it doesn't stop there...

End-to-end stuff in League Two now.

Lincoln's John Akinde gets in behind the Stags' defence, takes a good touch and forces Bobby Olejnik into a fine save.

At the other end Jacob Mellis looks to hook a volley towards goal but slices his effort harmlessly wide.

That's your lot at the New York Stadium after a brilliantly competitive South Yorkshire derby.

Mark Duffy gave the visitors an early lead that was cancelled out in the second-half by Jon Taylor.

Chris Basham looked like he'd won it for the Blades but Jamie Proctor popped up in added time to secure a deserved point for the Millers.

Into five minutes of stoppage time now and you've got to feel for Rotherham.

They threw the lot at Sheffield United looking for a winner and got sucker punched moments after visiting keeper Dean Henderson had pulled off his third excellent save of the day.

Meanwhile, Marvin Johnson is on for the visitors for skipper Billy Sharp.

Sheffield United are shutting up shop here as Richard Stearman takes the place of Mark Duffy, who is no rush to leave the pitch.

Meanwhile, the hosts throw on forwards Jamie Proctor and Kyle Vassell for Ryan Williams and Zak Vyner.

Another superb save from Blades goalkeeper Dean Henderson to deny Semi Ajayi's header.

He did it in the first half and, for my money this one is even better.

The Manchester United loanee has been in fine form today.

Moments later Ajayi heads another deep cross wide having stayed upfield.

Rotherham and their fans smell blood here.

There's a really good atmosphere inside the New York Stadium and a late winner for the hosts would lift the roof off the place.

We're back underway at Sincil Bank.

As it stands Lincoln will leap above MK Dons at the top of League Two on goal difference, whilst Mansfield will go to third.

At least until five o'clock that is.

Another little bit of housekeeping here that I should have mentioned earlier but hey nobody's perfect right?

If it stays like this Sheffield United will NOT be going top of the table.

Fifteen minutes for someone to win this.

Rotherham might not always be the prettiest team to watch but they're certainly not lacking in endeavour and energy.

They've got the wind in their sails now and are pouring forward at any opportunity.

A win today would be a huge boost to them psychologically.

Chris Basham picks up the first booking of the day for the visitors.

David McGoldrick makes way for Leon Clarke for the Blades, while Joe Newell is on for Ryan Manning for the hosts.

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