Second half under way at the Cardiff City Stadium, here's one fan's half-time opinion on the game so far:

Dale W: Murphy has looked quality, Huddersfield don’t look comfortable playing from the back at all but not surprising under a new manager with a new style. City deserve the lead I reckon, but need someone to step up and put their chances away.

It's still all to play for as the second-half commences!

A change for Millwall at the break.

Big striker Matt Smith, who scored nine goals in 51 league games for Fulham during two and a half years at Craven Cottage, is coming on for midfielder Shaun Williams.

Will the Lions now go more direct?

The second halves of our 19:45 BST kick-offs are just about to get back under way...

Leeds versus Brentford is the only one of them which was goalless at the break.

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And that is the break now in the Black Country.

Into just the one minute of added time at the end of the first half at The Hawthorns.

A very even affair so far that both sides have had chances in.

There is keep-ball, and then there is POSSESSION football.

Fulham aren't giving Millwall a sniff at Craven Cottage - they've had an astonishing 89 percent of the ball in the first half.

They've even let the Lions kick-off twice.

Will the pattern repeat itself after the break or can Neil Harris' side find a way back into the match?

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Glorious chance goes begging for Reading to score.

Corner from the right evades several in the air and lands at the feet of George Puscas for the Royals, but he wasn't completely expecting it and snatches at a chance from six yards.

Sam Johnstone gladly collects it at his feet.

Last 10 minutes of the first half in this one and West Brom have just had about four corners in succession....

Nothing comes from them though or an attempt to go more direct through Romaine Sawyers' run into the box.

Reading hold firm at the back.

Last season, both of Cardiff and Huddersfield's Premier League meetings ended goalless despite 36 shots attempted over the two games.

Cardiff dominated in that first half with 16 shots to Huddersfield's three.

Joe Ralls' goal the most crucial statistic of all though for the Bluebirds...

Goalless at the break at Elland Road.

Bryan Mbeumo has hit the post for the Bees, while Patrick Bamford has headed wide for the Whites.

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Goals from on-loan wingers Ivan Cavaleiro and Anthony Knockaert have put Fulham in control in the London derby at Craven Cottage.

Lyle Taylor's fine header has given Charlton the lead, and the Addicks are on course for a third win from four games following promotion from League One.

The Welsh side have a narrow lead at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium through Bersant Celina.

The Swans remain unbeaten in the Championship this season under Steve Cooper.

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Incredible challenge to deny Forest an equaliser!

A Matty Cash shot from the edge of the area hits Lewis Grabban on the back and the striker looks set to have a free shot on goal from the penalty spot.

But Tom Lockyer somehow gets back and chops the ball away from danger.

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Stoke finish that half quite strongly as they look for the final tough on some testing crosses.

Nothing comes from it though and their shocking first 25 minutes leaves them two goals behind at the break....

Nearly the first goal of the game and it's Reading once more showing some confidence coming forward.

Nice move opens up for Liverpool loanee Ovie Ejaria to shoot across goal but Sam Johnstone parries it clear.

He almost walked his way through the Baggies defence there.

Forest midfielder Tiago Silva flashes a shot over the Charlton bar from the edge of the area.

As things stand at The Valley and elsewhere, the Addicks are heading to the top of the Championship.

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Great chance for Cardiff as Lee Tomlin is brought down by Tommy Elphick on the edge of the box for a free-kick.

Tomlin's set-piece shot is tame and falls straight into the arms of Kamil Grabara in the Huddersfield goal.

Injury blow for Preston in defence as they're forced to take Tom Clarke off at the back and replace him with Darnell Fisher.

Clarke clearly struggling there with a knock.