West Brom manager Slaven Bilic has rung the changes at half-time in a bid to get back into the game.

He's made two changes, with Conor Townsend and Charlie Austin coming on for Nathan Ferguson and Kyle Edwards.

As things stand, the Baggies are slipping to second - with Leeds replacing them at the summit.

Time for the second halves across the EFL.

We had 17 goals in the first 45 minutes in the 11 Championship games, with just two matches scoreless.

Will the goal fest continue for the rest of the decade?

Our neighbours may have started tearing down their decorations already, but we're clinging onto the Christmas spirit for as long as we can.

On that note, it's worth reminding you about our festive English Football League quiz.

Not got round to giving it a go yet? This half-time breather may be the ideal opportunity to tuck in...

• Leaders Swindon trail at Port Vale at the break, with Eoin Doyle's 12-game goalscoring run in danger of coming to an end.
• Second-placed Exeter are being held 1-1 at Colchester, but third-placed Crewe are winning at home to Scunthorpe.
• Stevenage are set to end the decade bottom of the EFL, trailing at Plymouth at half-time.

• Matt Godden has scored twice to put Coventry 3-1 up at League One leaders Wycombe.
• As it stands, Oxford are heading second because they're 1-0 up at AFC Wimbledon, while Ipswich are 2-1 down at Lincoln.
• At the bottom, Bolton could be heading off the foot of the table for the first time this season as they lead Shrewsbury at the break.

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• Top-of-the-table West Brom are trailing at home against Middlesbrough through Daniel Ayala's header
• Leeds United are heading for a first win in four games, with goals from Helder Costa and Jack Harrison putting them 2-1 up at Birmingham
• Fulham are up to third as things stand with fellow play-off challengers Bretnford, Sheffield Wednesday and Preston all losing
• Games involving strugglers Barnsley and Wigan are goalless, with Luton - heading towards defeat at Bristol City - currently bottom

The half time whistles are starting to sound up and down the country.

A double injury blow to Cardiff right before half-time.

First they lose full-back Joe Bennett after a clash of heads with team-mate Junior Hoilett, then moments later Nathaniel Mendez-Laing limps off.

On in their place are Will Vaulks and Sol Bamba.

That delay means we're into SEVEN MINUTES of injury time.

And another big goal at the top of League One - Tyler Walker has just restored Lincoln's lead against Ipswich.

As it stands, remember, Oxford are heading second.

What's happening to Wycombe Wanderers?

They could well be heading for a third successive loss, that's what. Matt Godden has just put Coventry 3-1 up at Adams Park.

Jack Hunt is tripped in the area and the Robins have a penalty at Ashton Gate...

This is a goal Phil Parkinson could've done without - Sunderland, currently the lowest they've ever been in the English Football League, have just conceded a Jon Taylor equaliser for Doncaster.

Elsewhere, MK Dons are 2-0 up against Portsmouth and Accrington are winning against Burton.

I keep trying to give you a quick City Ground update, then more goals go in elsewhere.

Anyway, it's been very even and both sides have had decent spells, but there's been just the one shot on target (from Wigan).

At the moment it's the Latics who are well on top and closest they've come was when Wigan's Antonee Robinson curled a brilliant ball in for Joe Williams, who toe-poked on to the post.

So nearly 2-2 at Hillsborough.

There are bodies everywhere as Cardiff try to preserve their advantage, and they block several shots.

One gets through from Tom Lees, who is sure he has his second goal of the day, but Leandro Bacuna is on the line to clear.

Reading think they have a third goal at Deepdale but it is not to be.

Ovie Ejaria beats Declan Rudd and rattles the post with a strike from 25 yards out, and Lucas Joao taps in from the rebound.

The striker peels away to celebrate - but the offside flag is up.

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A big, big goal at the bottom!

Thibaud Verlinden has put Bolton Wanderers 1-0 up against Shrewsbury Town, a result that would lift them above Southend United and off the foot of the table for the first time this season.

Barnsley striker Connor Chaplin has been in red-hot form since Gerhard Struber was appointed head coach, scoring seven goals in eight games, and he thought he's just added to the tally.

But sadly for him, he was coming back from an offside position when he smashed the ball home from six yards.

Swansea then should've gone ahead themselves, but for a point-blank save from Barnsley keeper Sami Radlinger and then the crossbar, which denied Sam Surridge's lobbed effort.

A couple of chances to mention in the Midlands, where Marcus Tavernier has hit the West Brom bar with a cross, and Baggies defender Darnell Furlong has guided an effort over the crossbar.