Second-placed Leeds lose at Charlton, Swansea draw against Reading
Derby end testing week with 3-2 win at home to Birmingham
Preston & Bristol City share thrilling 3-3 draw at Deepdale
Monk's Sheff Wed thrash Middlesbrough 4-1 on Riverside return
Huddersfield off bottom with draw at home to Millwall
Fraizer Campbell (24 mins)
The John Smith's Stadium throbs with delight after Huddersfield take the lead in their bottom-end battle with Millwall.
The hometown boy Fraizer Campbell finishes off after Karlan Grant's burst and square-ball to bring delierium to the Cowshed.
Thanks to the flurry of early goals, we have a new bottom side in League Two.
Morecambe slip to the foot of the table after Jordan Turnbull gave Northampton the lead at the Globe Arena.
Meanwhile, fellow strugglers Scunthorpe are down to 10 men after Matty Lund sees red for serious foul play.
Paddy McNair (19 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesKey goal for Paddy McNair and Middlesbrough, after two quick-fire Wednesday goals had put them in control.
The Northern Ireland international took advantage of a loose ball on the back of Marvin Johnson's corner, thrashing a half-volley past a stricken Keiren Westwood.
Game on?
Huddersfield 0-0 Millwall
Christopher Schindler makes a timely intervention to scoop the ball away from the lurking Matt Smith, as Millwall threaten the Huddersfield goal again.
Connor Mahoney's box of tricks causing a few problems for the home side, the winger looking a menace.
Charlton 0-0 Leeds
One of the biggest games of the day, Charlton's home game against high-flying Leeds United has been a quiet affair so far.
The pre-match handshake between Lee Bowyer and Marcelo Bielsa the most interesting thing of note so far.
Image source, Rex FeaturesIn League One, Rochdale, fresh from their midweek heroics against Manchester United, are a goal down to Wycombe after Fred Onyadinma found the net.
Salford's afternoon is going from bad to worse, meanwhile. Aaron Collins has found a second Forest Green Rovers goal inside 16 minutes at the Peninsula Stadium.
James Collins (17 mins)
After two successive defeats, could Luton Town be back on the winning trail?
James Collins has headed the Hatters in front at Blackburn Rovers, who themselves have won each of their past two games.
Swansea 1-0 Reading
George Puscas has a hefty name to live up to (even if it's spelt different to old Ferenc) doesn't he?
Anyway, he had Swansea fans inhaling a little sharply a moment ago, but the Reading striker whacked it over the top.
Close.
Image source, Rex FeaturesA huge game at the top of League Two today and Cheltenham have drawn first blood against Crewe through Gavin Reilly.
Meanwhile James Clarke has put Walsall ahead at Crawley and Conor Grant has struck first to help Plymouth lead at Mansfield.
Meanwhile, Macclesfield are out of form but Emmanuel Osadbe has sent them in front at home to Colchester, while struggling Scunthorpe are a goal to the good against Bradford thanks to Jamie Ward's penalty.
Swansea 1-0 Reading
Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium
He has had to wait a while having joined the club back in 2016, but Borja is finally making an impact in Swansea City colours this season.
A £15.5m signing from Atletico Madrid, the striker had scored just one goal in 20 Swans appearances before this campaign.
He seemed certain to leave in the summer but, having stayed around, he now has six goals in nine games in 2019-20.
The Spaniard's early header has given Steve Cooper's side the perfect start against Reading.
Huddersfield 0-0 Millwall
Two sides chasing victory, but it's not had an impact on quality as both sides enjoy early opportunities.
Huddersfield's Karlan Grant forced Bartosz Bialkowski into a sprawling low stop with a shot from distance, while at the other end, Big Matt Smith (Big is the accepted prefix) met a corner with a looping header but it sails over the top.
Open fare.
Preston 0-0 Bristol City
Preston North End are one of three sides who could yet finish today top of the Championship table.
They've got a good recent record against Bristol City, although it's the visitors who nearly went ahead a few moments ago when Kasey Palmer's curling effort was deflected behind for a corner.
We have a first goal in League One, finally!
James Henry has put Oxford United into the lead against Gillingham. It could be a fine week for Oxford if they win today, having put four past Premier League side West Ham in the EFL Cup in midweek.
Derby 1-0 Birmingham
Simon Hooper waves away a penalty shout by Birmingham, who claim handball in the Derby box.
Nothing doing.
Bottom of the table Stevenage need a win at the minute as they prop up the EFL, but Jason Cowley has given them something to cheer about.
His goal has helped the League Two strugglers take the lead against Cambridge United. As it stands, they could move up to the heady heights of 22nd place in the table.
Dominic Iorfa (6 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesTwo Barry Bannan dead-balls. Two goals for Wednesday. Boro have been swamped.
This time it was a free-kick, bent into the 'corridor of uncertainty' and there was big centre-half Dominic Iorfa to get in front of Dael Fry and stoop to head into the back of the net.
Adam Clayton OG (5 mins)
Big goal for Sheffield Wednesday and Garry Monk back on familiar territory, and it's an own goal from Adam Clayton which opens the scoring.
All came from a wickedly swinging Barry Bannan corner, and Clayton's skewed attempt to head clear leaves Darren Randolph stranded. Tough on Boro, Owls are flying.
Carlisle have taken the lead against Oldham in their League Two clash at Brunton Park thanks to Olufela Olomola.
Meanwhile, it's not a good start for Salford City as Matt Stevens have given Forest Green the lead at the Peninsula Stadium.
Borja Baston (3 mins)
The forgotten man Borja Baston is reminding Swansea fans of his quality and notches his sixth of the season to get Swansea back up and running after three games without a win.
Nice work down the right by the Swans, teasing ball in and Spaniard Baston glances in. Reading opened up.
Chris Martin (2 mins)
Well, well, well. That didn't take long!
At the end of a torrid week for Derby County, they have conjured up an early opener at home to Birmingham.
Chris Martin was given too much time and snatched his second in as many games. Paradise, for the Rams.