Leeds top after beating Huddersfield, West Bromwich Albion drew away at Swansea
Fulham drew 1-1 at Bristol City in Saturday's early kick-off
Brentford thrashed Sheffield Wednesday 5-0, Stoke put five past Hull
Coventry extended League One lead, Crewe top of League Two
Luke Ayling (3 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesWhat a start for Leeds United! They've edged ahead in this Yorkshire derby.
Luke Ayling is the man to send the hosts in front as he volleys home from inside the box, with the ball cannoning off the bar and into the net.
That's not the start Huddersfield will have wanted.
We are getting under way across the English Football League in today's 15:00 kick-offs.
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Image source, Getty ImagesA court case that could have seen Oldham Athletic go into administration was adjourned for six weeks on Friday, and the League Two club later confirmed they have agreed a deal in principle to buy their Boundary Park stadium from landlords Brass Bank - more details here.
Stevenage are looking increasingly doomed at the bottom but, at the top, only six points separate leaders Swindon and fifth-placed Cheltenham.
Here's the full fixture list:
Image source, ReutersNeil Critchley will be in charge of Blackpool for the first time today. The former Liverpool Under-23 coach takes his new side to nearby Fleetwood, who have won six of their past seven games to move into the top six in League One.
Leaders Coventry go to Ipswich, while second-placed Rotherham are away at Rochdale.
Here's the full list of fixtures in the third tier:
Birmingham v Reading (15:00 GMT)
Birmingham are unbeaten in their past 10 league games and will be looking to keep that run going, though their last four games have been draws.
Reading will leapfrog Blues in the table if they come away from St Andrew's with all three points.
It could well be a day for the in-form strikers of both sides with Blues' Scott Hogan scoring more Championship goals in February than any other player, while Royals front man George Puscas has been involved in four goals in his last four league appearances - with three goals and one assist.
Image source, Getty ImagesBarnsley v Cardiff (15:00 GMT)
Barnsley are five points from safety and they will desperately want to get back to winning ways after a three-game winning streak was ended by Reading in their last outing.
Cardiff are looking to avoid going five Championship games without a win for the first time since September 2016.
Wigan v Luton (15:00 GMT)
What a turnaround it has been for Wigan. Three successive league wins, including last weekend's victory at leaders West Brom, have lifted the Latics two points clear of the drop zone.
They face bottom side Luton who have won three of their past five but, remain five points adrift of safety.
Stoke v Hull (15:00 GMT)
Another big game at the bottom as out-of-form Hull City travel to Stoke.
The Tigers are winless in their past 10 Championship fixtures since defeating Sheffield Wednesday on New Year's Day.
They sit 18th in the table and face a Stoke City side one point above the drop zone, who have won their past five home league games against them.
Image source, Rex FeaturesCharlton v Middlesbrough (15:00 GMT)
It's not looking good for Middlesbrough. Jonathan Woodgate's side find themselves without a victory in their past 10 Championship fixtures since winning 2-0 against Preston on New Year's Day.
They slipped into the bottom three last weekend, but will jump back above the safety line with a win at out-of-form Charlton.
The Addicks are just a point above Boro and have won just one of their last four in the Championship.
Image source, Rex FeaturesPreston v QPR (15:00 GMT)
Preston remain in the top six after Bristol City's draw earlier and will hope to solidify that spot against QPR today.
They face a Rangers side who are looking to complete a league double over Preston for the first time since the 1967-68 season.
But Mark Warburton's team are winless in seven away league games, failing to score in each of the past three.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBrentford v Sheff Wed (15:00 BST)
Fifth-placed Brentford are winless in five Championship games and are badly in need of a victory.
They welcome a Sheffield Wednesday side who sit in 12th place and will be looking to bounce back after losing to Derby last weekend.
Leeds v Huddersfield (15:00 GMT)
After Fulham's draw against Bristol City in our early game, it means Leeds could go seven points clear of third place.
They host a Huddersfield side who are just four points above the bottom three but have won their last two games in the Championship.
Ten matches to go, six at Elland Road for Leeds - they're closing in on the Premier League.
Swansea v West Brom (15:00 GMT)
So then, today we'll see if West Bromwich's defeat by Wigan last time out was just a blip or the start of a downward slump.
The league leaders take on Swansea who, four points off the play-offs, could really do with a win if they want to target the top six.
Swansea have lost their past three league games against the Baggies, scoring twice and conceding 10 goals across those defeats.
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Swansea v West Brom (15:00 GMT)
Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium
Swansea head coach Steve Cooper could do with having all his key players available for the visit of leaders West Brom, who have the best away record in the Championship.
But resources are so thin for the hosts that they have only six players on the bench this afternoon - and that is despite Andre Ayew shaking off a foot problem to start.
A bout of illness of overnight sees Jordon Garrick join Mike van der Hoorn, George Byers, Wayne Routledge and Bersant Celina in the treatment room, while on-loan Chelsea defender Marc Guehi cannot feature because there are five other loan players in Swansea's matchday squad.
Cooper would normally turn to the under-23 squad for reinforcements, but that is not an option either as a result of a recent mumps outbreak at Swansea's academy.
As I welcome Jay Freeman and Deepak Mahay to today's EFL live coverage, let's take a look ahead at our 15:00 GMT kick-offs.
Here's some of the headline team news...
FT: Bristol City 1-1 Fulham
Fulham goalscorer Tom Cairney tells Sky Sports: "We always have tough battles against Bristol City and we're frustrated not to get three points.
"It (the top two) is still there for us. Anything can happen in this league. It's a big month or two coming up and there are a lot of twists and turns yet."
Fulham's ex-Bristol City forward Bobby Reid: "I want to thank the fans for the great reception they gave me. We'll take the point and move on."
FT: Bristol City 1-1 Fulham
A draw will be accepted but, in truth, it's a result neither would have really wanted for their respective ambitions.
Bristol City are a point outside the top six, while Fulham are four points off the top two before today's other games.
Drama in the last minute!
Niki Maenpaa drops a cross at the feet of Fulham's Tom Cairney and they collide in the subsequent battle for the ball.
Fulham claim a penalty but it's waved away, and that's that.
A point apiece.