• Play-off chasing Tranmere are the big leaders at half-time, 3-0 up against Morecambe.
• Second-placed MK Dons and third-placed Colchester are behind to Cheltenham and Stevenage respectively.
• Sol Campbell's Macclesfield are 1-0 up at his former club Notts County, a result that'd lift them above the Magpies.

So there we go. Half-times coming in now across the EFL.

It's been a bit of a breathless first-half all round.

We'll round it all up for you shortly, so grab a cuppa or whatever it is you're on, and stick about.

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Into injury time and Derby's exciting talent Harry Wilson again swings that dangerous left boot at a free-kick which just brushed over the top of the crossbar.

Shades of a deflection but goal kick given. Blades still in front, but this game's not done by a long stretch.

Hull haven't gone into their shells since going ahead, far from it.

Jordy de Wijs meets a corner with a firm header which is well-saved by Declan Rudd before being hacked clear.

Norwich have been the better side, more adventurous, but Forest had a decent chance to raise Tim Krul from his slumber.

Danny Fox rattled a low bullet of a set-piece under the wall and Dutchman Krul scrambled himself to keep it out.

Shot across the bows, the Canaries have had a few opportunities but Forest just flickering into life a bit now.

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Sol Campbell's enjoying a superb start to life as a manager, that's for sure.

Having registered his first victory as Macclesfield Town boss 10 days ago, his team are again in front, leading against fellow strugglers Notts County.

Victory would see them move off the bottom of the English Football League, sending them above the Magpies in the table.

Boro fans are becoming restless - this would be a third home game in a row without victory if they can't come back.

The Owls look very organised at the back and Tony Pulis' side is lacking the creativity to break them down.

Alan Browne lashes a volley at the Hull goal but David Marshall has the ball in his hands at the second attempt.

Preston have just lost defender Ben Davies to injury, with Jordan Storey on in his place.

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The 45,000+ Sunderland fans packed into the Stadium of Light, no doubt buoyed by the earlier defeat for promotion rivals Portsmouth, now have a goal to celebrate too - Aiden McGeady has fired the Black Cats in front.

Meanwhile, Barnsley are also ahead against fellow play-off hopefuls Peterborough at Oakwell.

Harry Wilson scooted round the Blades goalkeeper Dean Henderson for Derby but as he fired toward goal George Baldock was well-placed to clear off the line.

Then a wickedly swinging free-kick into the box looked a dangerous one, but Chris Basham was able to keep the Rams threat away for a Sheffield United goal-kick.

Blackburn have done an excellent job of frustrating Leeds so far, but a sizzler from Ezgjan Alioski had Rovers keeper David Raya at full stretch to tip over.

The corner was no danger though, Leeds desperate for an opening on home turf.

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It remains goalless at a sold-out St Andrew's, although Stoke goalkeeper Jack Butland has just made a smart save to keep it that way, tipping a header over the crossbar.

Visiting boss Gary Rowett is back at his old club today, of course.