Crewe's lead only lasted a few minutes as Luke Jephcott - the EFL's young player of the month for January - has levelled for Plymouth.

You can read all about him in Brent Pilnick's feature.

Elsewhere, Walsall have a goal back against Northampton - Josh Gordon the man on target for the Super Soaraway Saddlers.

1,500 Brentford fans have made the trip to St Andrew's this afternoon and Birmingham are really taking the fight to the visitors.

Jake Clarke-Salter works onto a Marc Roberts long throw-in that's spilled by Brentford keeper David Raya.

Paul Lambert will be breathing a little easier at Portman Road where Kayden Jackson's second of the game has helped Ipswich extend their lead over Burton.

Meanwhile, up on the Fylde coach, Dan Butler has levelled for Peterborough at Fleetwood.

A big goal in League Two in the clash of two of the promotion challengers, with Harry Pickering curling Crewe in front at Plymouth.

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There's some shouts for a penalty from Bristol City after Luke Ayling blocks a shot and the former Robins man claims the ball hit his chest and not his hand.

Markus Henriksen then fires over the bar from long range on the follow-up.

A bright start from the visitors, but Leeds' one-goal advantage remains.

It goes from bad to worse for Sheffield Wednesday.

They're down to 10 men as Osaze Urhoghide brings down Ovie Ejaria and is shown a second yellow card.

The Owls were third at Christmas but have only won once in the league since.

Goalless still at Pride Park but Huddersfield could have barely come closer!

Fraizer Campbell hits a powerful left-footed drive from 20 yards but it smashes against the post.

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Fulham have really struggled to get going in this game so far while Barnsley have dug in and are good for their lead.

This is a big 45 for both sides at both ends of the table.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Kieffer Moore has made himself a cult hero among Wales fans having played an improbable starring role in their qualification for Euro 2020.

Remarkably, however, his goals for Wigan today are his first at Cardiff City Stadium, Wales' home ground.

And we are back under way across the English Football League.

45 minutes to see victory through, salvage a draw or mount a comeback!

And here's what you made of it...

Alan Fraser: For all Forest’s moaning about the ref, it was WBA who were denied a clearly legitimate goal at the end. The ball was over the line. Keith Stroud has had an absolute shocker all round.

Karaoke Tony: That game is the best advert VAR has ever had.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on Final Score

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I'm not a fan of VAR but incidents like that (Callum Robinson's late disallowed goal) are why you can see it's in place for certain situations.

You can clearly see that Kyle Bartley is behind the line, he's not interfering with play at any point.

But that's the difficult job the assistant referee has to see that and make a split decision.

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If you missed it earlier, there was a stunning end to the lunchtime game between West Brom and Nottingham Forest.

Matty Cash's thumping drive in stoppage time drew Forest level at 2-2.

But there was controversy to come as Callum Robinson's strike for Albion with the last kick of the game crossed the line but was ruled out for offside against Kyle Bartley, who the ball hit behind the line.

It prompted this reaction from Final Score pundit Stephen Warnock...

• Second-placed Exeter City lead Macclesfield Town 2-1.
• Plymouth are holding Crewe Alexandra 0-0 at Home Park.
• Bradford City have a 1-0 lead at Cambridge United through Jake Reeves' goal.
• Walsall are two goals down at home to Northampton Town with Callum Morton scoring both goals for the Cobblers.

• Leaders Rotherham trail to struggling AFC Wimbledon.
• In-form Sunderland lead at Oxford through John Mousinho's early own goal.
• Ipswich have come from behind to lead Burton Albion, Kayden Jackson putting the Blues in front in injury-time.
• Fleetwood lead free-scoring Peterborough, who missed an early penalty.

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• Second-placed Leeds a goal up against fellow promotion-chasers Bristol City while Brentford held to 1-1 draw after conceding early on against Birmingham
• Barnsley ahead against Fulham thanks to Cauley Woodrow's penalty; Preston goalless against Millwall
• Wigan fight back through two goals from Keiffer Moore to lead Cardiff while fellow strugglers Luton ahead at Middlesbrough
• Sheffield Wednesday a goal down against Reading as Garry Monk's out-of-form Owls struggle

A frantic opening half of football draws to a close across the English Football League.

Time for a half-time orange and a look at the scores...