Swansea winger Bersant Celina proves really unlucky as his jinky run toward the penalty area is not halted, and his curling effort whizzes just wide of the Bees right post.

Brentford continue to probe the Swans area, and Bryan Mbeumo watched a shot flash just wide of the target after a shuffling run down the right.

A GRIMSBY GOAL!

The Mariners have the ball in the net in a League Two game for the first time since 12 October.

Charles Vernam scores against Macclesfield - it's 1-1.

Try as they may, Barnsley just can't grind their way to a goal against West Brom so far, but they have continued their dominance from the end of the first half.

Luke Thomas puts in a fierce strike towards goal for the hosts but the Tykes midfielder's effort is well dealt with by Baggies keeper Sam Johnstone.

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Fulham have dominated the early stages of this second half against a Luton side that looked unfazed in the first period.

Josh Onomah puts a nice run in for the Cottagers and works it back towards Bobby Decordova-Reid, who is well tackled before he can work a shot on goal.

Promising stuff from Fulham, but without the end result they desire.

Clash of heads from Massimo Luongo and Sam Clucas, who are really putting themselves about in this really high-tempo game. Looked painful. We've had a stoppage.

The former has blood trickling from a subsequent wound so he's gone off and Sam Hutchinson has come on.

Fully committed.

Brentford live by their passing mantra, and are prepared to dice with danger in their pursuit of it too in clearing their lines.

Not for them a loose hack up field as the pressure mounts. instead they have David Raya curling a swinging pass out to Rico Henry, who then tries to beat his man and loses it but gains a throw.

High risk, but very pretty football.

Stoke have players down, one of which is Sam Clucas. The midfielder had a shout for a penalty turned down, and to add insult to actual injury, got one of Massimo Luongo's studded size nines* applied clumsily to his ankle to leave him writhing in pain.

Risky challenge, which goes unpunished.

*That's a guess, I don't know his shoe size.

Some cheer for Macclesfield, who have been through the ringer and then some in recent weeks.

The Silkmen are in front against Grimsby with a Joe Ironside penalty, and Grimsby haven't scored a league goal since 12 October...

Also in League Two, Port Vale have the opening goal at Mansfield and Morecambe have equalised at home to Oldham.

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Fulham might be a goal down but they have the formidable striker Aleksandar Mitrovic in their ranks.

The Serb gets on the end of a scramble in the Luton box but his shot is blocked away and the hosts live to fight another day.

Fulham could do with an early goal in this second half if they are to get back on track.

I don't know whether Garry Monk has stripped paint with his half-time team talk but his Wednesday side are playing like they had the old rocket up the backside treatment in the early part of the second-half.

Adam Reach just teased a cross to the back post, a gentle floater that was begging to be attacked but there was no-one there to attack it.

Not even 'Big Dave' as the locals call Adthe Nuhiu.

Forty-five minutes of white-hot, 3pm Boxing Day football to go.

Enjoy.

Once our 15:00 GMT kick-offs are done and dusted, we'll have two more Championship games to follow.

Second-placed Leeds host play-off-chasing Preston at 17:15, followed by Reading v QPR at 19:30.

• Swindon are flying against Cambridge - the League Two leaders are 3-0 up, with Eoin Doyle scoring for the 11th consecutive game.
• Promotion-chasing Crewe are 2-0 down at Salford, while Walsall could move into the safety of mid-table if they hang onto their 1-0 lead at Scunthorpe.
• Colchester won 3-1 at Leyton Orient in the day's early kick-off, with Theo Robinson scoring twice.

Image source, Rex Features

• Leaders Wycombe are still goalless against Portsmouth at Fratton Park, while Peterborough, who started second, are behind at home to Doncaster.
• Oxford lead Lincoln 1-0, while Ipswich remain goalless at home to Gillingham.
• New Bristol Rovers manager Ben Garner could be on his way to a victorious start - his new side lead AFC Wimbledon with a Jonson Clarke-Harris penalty.

Image source, Dan Westwell

• Bottom side Stoke lead in-form Sheffield Wednesday by 1-0, thanks to James McClean's close-range and cheeky finish.
• Nottingham Forest lead 1-0 at Hull with Lewis Grabban (above) slotting in from the spot.
• West Brom, unbeaten in 13, look set to continue that run as they lead Barnsley 1-0 thanks to Filip Krovinovic's early effort.
• Brentford have impressed at home to Swansea and lead 2-0 with Bryan Mbuemo and Ollie Watkins goals.