One of football's most iconic names has passed away at the age of 85 overnight.

Jack Charlton, a hero on the pitch for England in 1966 and a charismatic and much-loved figure off it in the Republic of Ireland, is remembered in this tribute.

Six more matches on the way this afternoon once these two early kick-offs are complete, all kicking off at 15:00 BST.

Here's what's coming up:

• Barnsley v Wigan Athletic
• Blackburn Rovers v West Bromwich Albion
• Hull City v Millwall
• Middlesbrough v Bristol City
• Preston North End v Nottingham Forest
• Queens Park Rangers v Sheffield Wednesday

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Would Ollie Watkins be a handful in the Premier League with the form he's shown so far this season? Can Wayne Rooney still do a job in the top flight for a side?

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George Puscas' early penalty separate the sides at The Valley but Charlton were the team on top just before the break and should have been level after a couple of good efforts.

It's been a good half of football from both sides.

That's the interval at Pride Park.

Ben Hamer makes a comfortable injury time save from Said Benrahma's left-foot effort.

Brentford were out of the blocks quickly with Ollie Watkins' goal but then Derby rallied and got rewarded for hanging in there with Jason Knight's leveller.

Still all to play for.

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Half-time approaching and after the fast start to this one, it has gone more into its shell now.

Brentford always seem determined though to take the positive option when presented while Derby know they need to keep their shape.

Derby continue to take the game to Brentford and some energetic pressing from Tom Lawrence, Chris Martin and Louie Sibley sees Sibley find some space to get a shot away.

Left-foot effort from just outside the penalty box goes flying high and wide, but they have definitely had the ascendancy in this one since the drinks break.

Another chance for Charlton as Jason Pearce heads over from Josh Cullen's corner.

Addicks boss Lee Bowyer will be happy with his side so far but he must be thinking how they are still a goal down.

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Charlton are the better team since the drinks break.

Aiden McGeady puts in the cross for Macauley Bonne who hits a clipped volley just past the far post.

Great chance and should have been the leveller.

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That Derby equaliser has teed this one up rather nicely then.

Phillip Cocu visibly relieved to see his team back on level terms as they looked like they wouldn't get anywhere near the ball in the opening 15 minutes.

Charlton have the ball in the net as Chuks Aneke follows up Rafael Cabral's save from Aiden McGeady but the flag is up.

Louie Sibley is doing his best to try and instigate some chances for Derby.

A lung-busting run down the right wing from the teenager sadly comes to an end as the ball just nips away from him under pressure from Rico Henry.

Brentford's high press also limited the Rams to space to move the ball around.

Almost half an hour gone.

Drinks break at the Valley and both sides have had decent efforts since the early goal.

Yakou Meite had a header but it was straight into the arms of Dillon Phillips and Chuks Aneke also had a header for the Addicks but it flew over from Adedeji Oshilaja's cross.

Good response from Derby who are seeing more of the ball now.

Chris Martin hits a well-struck left-foot drive from 30 yards out.

It was always rising though but David Raya had to be alert in Brentford's goal to parry that one to safety.

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Charlton keeping posession well and offer a few threats, skipper Jason Pearce has a header just over while Tyler Blackett fires over for Reading from an early cross.

Good pace to this game so far.

Brentford escape being punished for a sloppy back pass that gave away a corner.

Max Bird can't find the target as the ball breaks to him on the edge of the penalty area.

High and wide it goes.

Such control and confidence from Brentford when they have the ball.

Good link-up play down the left eventually finds Bryan Mbeumo in the Derby penalty area and he fancies curling one in with his left foot but there's a timely block from the head of Derby centre-back Matt Clarke.

The Rams yet to get a look in after 12 minutes.

Reading have started very well, some very neat passes being played. Charlton are having a good go at the Royals since going a goal down mind.

Good stuff early doors.

Just to remind you, Brentford only need a point today to secure their play-off place but that start suggests they're hungry for much more.