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Aside from Grimsby, here's what else is happening in League Two today - all 12 games kick off at 15:00 GMT:

• Bradford City v Morecambe
• Cambridge United v Mansfield Town
• Colchester United v Crawley Town
• Crewe Alexandra v Carlisle United
• Forest Green Rovers v Exeter City
• Grimsby Town v Salford City
• Newport County v Cheltenham Town
• Northampton Town v Stevenage
• Oldham Athletic v Scunthorpe United
• Plymouth Argyle v Swindon Town
• Port Vale v Macclesfield Town
• Walsall v Leyton Orient

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Ian Holloway's appointment as manager of League Two club Grimsby Town yesterday came a little out of the blue.

The former Blackpool and QPR boss is present for today's game against Salford, after a rather unconventional job interview.

"In an initial call to Ian lasting over two hours, it was clear he was interviewing me. He wanted to know about the project, no holds barred," majority shareholder John Fenty told the club website.

"This led to a meeting at a fish restaurant in Cleethorpes.

"The interview continued for another four hours, Ian wanted to know even more about the club, its workings and much more."

Here's what else is going on in League One today - all games get under way at 15:00 GMT:

• AFC Wimbledon v Southend United
• Accrington Stanley v Rochdale
• Bolton Wanderers v Burton Albion
• Doncaster Rovers v Oxford United
• Fleetwood Town v Sunderland
• Gillingham v Portsmouth
• Lincoln City v Peterborough United
• MK Dons v Bristol Rovers
• Rotherham United v Blackpool
• Tranmere Rovers v Coventry City
• Wycombe Wanderers v Ipswich Town

BBC Newcastle reported yesterday that Sunderland owner Stewart Donald is actively trying to sell the League One club.

2019 is another year that Sunderland fans will probably want to forget; two last-gasp defeats at Wembley and then a poor start to this campaign means the Black Cats are starting the new decade 13th in the third tier.

Donald, who owned National League club Eastleigh before taking over at Sunderland, has come in for criticism from a number of supporters' groups in recent weeks.

A big, big game in the play-off race at Ashton Gate today.

The visitors have had the upper hand in recent fixtures, winning four of their past five away league matches against Bristol City since a 1-0 defeat in March 2007.

But will Sunday's shock loss to Millwall be the start of a downward slide for Brentford? Lee Johnson will certainly hope so.

2019 was not a calendar year to remember for Huddersfield. The picked up just 34 points from 42 games, were relegated from the Premier League and enter the new decade in 20th.

But Danny Cowley has started to turn things around in Yorkshire. Three wins in their last five fixtures have opened up a seven-point gap between them and the relegation zone.

Stoke are also having a torrid time of it. Two losses in their last three games mean they are in the thick of it down at the bottom.

They've made five changes from the team that lost at Fulham.

Our first game of the day is over but there are still 32 more to come today.

31 of them get under way at 15:00 GMT, so it seems a good time to welcome Ian Woodcock and Phil Cartwright - they'll be guiding you through the afternoon's EFL action...

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Image source, Rex Features

It's all over, referee Steve Martin blows the final whistle. What a second half for the home side as Millwall come from behind to beat Luton.

That result means they're in the play-off places before the rest of today's games.

Cheers ring out with every pass Millwall make now.

I think they go up to thirty before Luke Berry goes in late on Tom Bradshaw.

That was a frustrated challenge, it's been a frustrating day for Luton.

Three minutes added on as Connor Mahoney blasts a free-kick against an orange wall.

It looks like it'll be another week in the relegation zone for Luton.

Postpublished at 88 mins

88 mins

Millwall 3-1 Luton

Luton goalscorer Sonny Bradley is limping. The Hatters have made all three of their substitutes, they're playing with 10 and a half right now.

Graeme Jones looks very unhappy in the technical area. Around 30 minutes ago he was the happiest man in Lewisham.

In all the madness, Luton skipper Alan Sheehan has been replaced by Luke Bolton. While, Jed Wallace gets a standing ovation as he comes off for Murray Wallace.

Time to get your breath back, Millwall fans.

Luton supporters, this is an all too familiar feeling isn't it?

After a five-game winless run, Sabri Lamouchi's Nottingham Forest have won successive matches to move back into the Championship play-off places.

Everything points towards a home win in this one as opponents Blackburn have won just one of their last five.

But Rovers were victorious in three of their last four away league matches against Forest, including the last two in a row.

Anyone's guess, then.

Every player in an orange shirt is behind the ball. They are so deep!

Millwall are peppering cross after cross into the Luton box. It's only a matter of time before we get another goal me thinks.

Meanwhile Harry Cornick comes on for Kazenga Lua Lua for the Hatters.

Straight swap for Millwall as Connor Mahoney replaces Aiden O'Brien.

Luton goalkeeper James Shea gets some treatment but he's back on his feet now.

HOW DID THAT NOT GO IN?!?!?!

Aiden O'Brien flicks on a corner at the near post.

The blue shirts were queuing up to tap it in at the back post.

Jake Cooper and Matt Smith end up tackling each other instead and somehow it stays out.

Millwall should be level.