Getting a bit feisty out there. Kieran Gibbs slides in late on Forest midfielder Ryan Yates after a bit of pinball in midfield. Gets a warning for his troubles as cards stay in Lee Mason's pocket.

West Brom come forward, Forest swamping their box. It's hard going for the hosts.

Carlisle remain a man down at Crewe but are no longer a goal down after Gary Miller equalised for the promotion-chasing Cumbrians.

Forest go close again, this time it's Lewis Grabban who gets to the byline with the ball having been played on by miles thanks to Mason Holgate's positioning...

Grabban looks up for support and cuts it back to the edge of the box where it's mopped up by the Baggies.

Not the end to that attack that was initially promised. Forest on top right now though.

Do we have a bit of a shock on our hands at the Stadium of Light?

Sunderland gave a home debut to striker Will Grigg and recalled Duncan Watmore, but they trail to Armand Gnanduillet's powerful strike from 25 yards.

Doncaster still lead Southend, while it's 0-0 between Walsall and AFC Wimbledon.

Bolton almost found a way through the Birmingham defence there, getting in behind but the offside flag brings their endeavour to an abrupt end.

They're neat and tidy at times are the Trotters but there's just an occasional hesitancy, probably a side effect of a lack of confidence.

Birmingham have shown flashes of quality. Nothing too rousing so far though.

Still no goals at Boundary Park between Paul Scholes' Oldham and Yeovil.

The struggling Glovers have probably had the better of the chances, with Jake Gray seeing a shot come back off the post.

Elsewhere in League Two, Carlisle are a goal down and a man down at Crewe after Jamie Devitt was sent off after 18 minutes. Not ideal.

Kamil Grosicki is in the mood for Hull tonight - his delivery has been on point and this time his corner is just about pushed out of danger by visiting keeper Marek Rodak.

It's fair to say Rotherham's 3-5-2 formation isn't really working here.

Forest cause West Brom a few problems, peppering the box with crosses from Joe Lolley on the right, but the hosts manage to sweep it clear.

Darren Moore's Baggies not quite in their groove so far. They'll be a threat when they do...

Striker Andreas Weimann has been forced off with a back injury for Bristol City, which may not seem like too much of a blow with his record of one goal in his past 25 games. BUT...

The former Aston Villa man has had a hand in eight goals in his last seven league matches against QPR, so Steve McClaren's side will no doubt be breathing a sigh of relief.

Niclas Eliasson takes Weimann's place.

In-form Doncaster have the first goal of the night in League One - talisman John Marquis scoring his 22nd goal of the season with a header from 10 yards out to put them ahead against Southend.

It's still goalless between Sunderland and Blackpool and at the Bescot Stadium, where Walsall are up against bottom side AFC Wimbledon.

Birmingham getting closer. Wes Harding took the ball a long way, bit of interplay on the edge of the box and a diagonal ball went into Lukas Jutkiewicz.

The big 'number nine' won his header, but it sailed wide of Remi Matthews' goal.

Blues just starting to take control of possession.

The Hawthorns rose as one to applaud the life of England goalkeeper Gordon Banks, who has died aged 81. Nice touch.

Teams peel away. Whistle blows. We're underway in the Black Country now.

The hosts have started the stronger at The Den, with Ben Marshall's back-post header cleared over his own bar by Wednesday's Michael Hector.

Neil Harris' Lions haven't scored in their past two Championship games, but are showing good signs already.

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No goals so far as Paul Scholes makes his managerial debut in Oldham's home game against Yeovil.

The new man has been forced into an early change though, Rob Hunt comes on for the injured Tom Hamer.

Elsewhere in League Two, Crewe have an early lead against Carlisle thanks to Chris Porter's strike.

Birmingham seek to get Che Adams away down the right channel but the weight of the pass is a little heavy and it rolls behind before he can get there.

At the other end, Lee Camp has to come out quickly to gather a dangerous cross as Bolton pour forward.

Lively opening, but nothing concrete by way of chances yet.

Bristol City are full of confidence after eight consecutive wins in all competitions and it shows as Josh Brownhill has a go from all of 30 yards, but it dips just wide.

QPR have started with the side that finished their 4-3 defeat by Birmingham on Saturday, with Toni Leistner, Jordan Cousins and Pawel Wszolek all coming in.

Two very different priorities for Birmingham and Bolton at opposite ends of the table.

Blues just outside the play-offs and looking good under Garry Monk, particularly in Saturday's goalfest against QPR.

Bolton have had all sorts of issues throughout the campaign from HMRC petitions to registration embargoes... but it's all about action on the field here.

Both sides looking to stroke the ball around, tentatively feeling each other out at this stage.