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Follow all of the goals as they go in across England and Scotland on Final Score, which is now live on the Red Button and online by clicking on the play button at the top of this page.

Dion Dublin and Matthew Upson are alongside Jason Mohammad.

It'll also be live on BBC One from 16:30 GMT.

Excellent social media game from BBC Radio Derby earlier today...

Derby (managed by Frank Lampard, not Rubeus Hagrid) start today's game against Wigan seventh in the Championship, but only six points behind leaders Norwich.

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Ipswich haven't quite had the desired "new manager bounce" since Paul Lambert's arrival and remain adrift at the foot of the Championship.

Above them, it's very close indeed.

With Reading and Bolton both facing top-six sides, Millwall will fancy their chances of pulling out of the bottom three today. The Lions are at home to 19th-placed Hull, themselves desperate to climb clear of the relegation zone.

Accrington Stanley boss John Coleman and his assistant Jimmy Bell celebrated their 1,000th match in management last Saturday with victory over Cheltenham in the FA Cup second round.

Mark Clemmit visited the pair for a Football Focus feature and put their friendship to the test with a "Mr and Mrs" style quiz.

Click on the play button below to find out how they got on...

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Paul Clement's nine-month spell as Reading manager came to an end when he was dismissed on Thursday with the Royals just above the Championship relegation zone.

Clement replaced Jaap Stam in March but has been unable to halt their slide towards the bottom three.

The club say they are looking for a manager who will "fit the Reading mould, build a team which can deliver performances and results that will help us climb the Championship table and lead the club towards promotion in the future".

Reading host Sheffield United in today's late kick-off.

It was no surprise that Norwich City head coach Daniel Farke was named Championship manager of the month for November after a sparkling run that lifted the Canaries to the top of the table.

Farke compared the "manager of the month" curse to Pirates of the Caribbean during his pre-match press conference...

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It's tight at the top of the Championship, but Norwich and Leeds have developed a little cushion over the chasing pack.

Seventh-placed Derby are also on 34 points after 20 games, so there's potential for a whole lot of changes by the time today's matches are complete.

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So who has rung the changes and what surprises are there in the Championship line-ups?

• Middlesbrough striker Ashley Fletcher makes his first league start for more than a year as they host Blackburn.
• Leroy Fer comes in to captain Swansea, who make six changes in all for their visit to Brentford.
• Leeds bring in Jamie Shackleton for the injured Stuart Dallas as they play QPR, while striker Patrick Bamford returns to the bench after injury.
• Ben Osborn, Claudio Yacob and Matty Cash all come in for Nottingham Forest, who host Preston at the City Ground.

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There are eight Premier League games today.

Mo Salah has scored a hat-trick to help Liverpool into a 4-0 lead against Bournemouth.

Chelsea face Manchester City at 17:30 GMT, while Manchester United and Arsenal are among the sides in action from 15:00 GMT.

Follow Premier League build-up here.

An incident-packed derby ended with West Brom striker Jay Rodriguez scoring a stoppage-time goal with his hand to earn his side a draw with Aston Villa.

Read the report and the post-match reaction by clicking on the link below...

Let's take a quick look back at Friday's Championship game, which provided goals and its fair share of controversy...

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