Make that 2-0 to Swindon - Diallang Jaiyesimi helped set up the first for Jerry Yates and he's scored the hosts' second at the County Ground.

Stoke City almost have the perfect start to the second half - Tom Ince runs in on his left foot, and plays the ball into Nick Powell, but his shot hits the side-netting.

An early goal for Swindon against Ian Holloway's Grimsby at the start of the second half.

Jerry Yates has netted for the Robins, and this result would be enough to keep them top of League Two.

Right then, here we go. 45 minutes left of EFL action today.

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BBC Sport at the City Ground

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BBC Radio Nottingham’s Robin Chipperfield is covering his last game for the station today. He’s been reporting on the Reds for 20 years and has followed them up hill and down dale.

Will he be saying goodbye after a win or can QPR spoil his day?

Forest dominated the first half and had a goal controversially disallowed, but the visitors showed some signs of improvement in the latter stages.

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• As it stands we have new leaders in League Two - Crewe Alexandra occupy top spot as it stands as they lead 2-0 against Macclesfield. Crewe leapfrog Swindon Town, who are drawing 0-0 with Grimsby.
• Exeter City trail 1-0 at Northampton Town and drop to third.
• Port Vale up to fifth place as they lead 2-1 at Walsall.
• Bottom side Stevenage, with new manager Alex Revell at the helm, trail 1-0 at mid-table Crawley Town.

• Coventry, who are leading 1-0 at Rochdale, are top of the table as it stands. Rotherham, who started top, are goalless away at Accrington.
• Wycombe scored just before half-time against Tranmere and will go second if results stay the same.
• Sunderland are being held by Bristol Rovers, while Fleetwood have moved into the top six as they're ahead against Portsmouth.
• Ipswich are behind at home to mid-table Oxford, while the bottom two - Southend and Bolton - are both drawing at the break.

Today's early kick-off in the Championship was a real cracker.

Here's the report...

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• Top-of-the-table West Brom are heading six points clear at the top, with the Baggies leading 2-0 at Bristol City through goals from Callum Robinson and Hal Robson-Kanu.
• Second-placed Leeds United are being held by Reading, and the Whites have lost influential midfielder Kalvin Phillips to injury.
• Stoke are set to move further away from danger as they lead 1-0 against Cardiff.
• Birmingham and Sheffield Wednesday share four first-half goals at St Andrew's.

We're approaching half time in our 15:00 GMT kick offs.

Headlines to come....

Birmingham spurn two chances to take the lead for a third time.

First an unmarked Ivan Sunjic sends a shot wide from the edge of the box, and then Kristian Pedersen heads wide of the post when it looked easier to score.

Fantastic block by Reading's Liam Moore to deflect Helder Costa's 43rd-minute shot over the bar.

Forest come close to an opener in unusual circumstances - a Tiago Silva corner bounces off the bar and away to safety.

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Kalvin Phillips cannot carry on after his knock and Ezgjan Alioski comes on for him after 37 minutes. That's a big blow for Leeds to see their star midfield man limp off.

Owen Phillips
BBC Sport at the City Ground

Have QPR settled? They have been second best by quite some way so far, but flashes of quality from Ebere Eze are a warning to the hosts.

The Rangers playmaker was involved in just about their only decent move so far, with a nice turn and pass to Marc Pugh, whose dangerous low cross was just about cut out.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Neither side came into this game in form, but it was Swansea who made the more positive start and they have deservedly taken the lead.

Huddersfield, the Championship's third lowest scorers at the start of the day, must now show a bit more attacking ambition as they search for a response.

For Swansea, the goal has lightened the mood at the Liberty Stadium after their dispiriting five-game winless run.

Injury worries for Leeds - Helder Costa and Kalvin Phillips are both limping - Marcelo Bielsa will not want to lose either of those two.