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This game has 'had it all'... Goals, a penalty, a sending off... Reports of drones... Yes, you read that correctly.

Murray Wallace is clipped in the area just as he was about to shoot, and Millwall have a spot kick.

It's been a disastrous half from a Sheffield Wednesday point of view. They've defended badly for both goals, they've lost Aden Flint to an injury and they are now down to 10 men as well as being two goals down.

It's a straight red for the Owls' Tom Lees, for denying a clear goal-scoring opportunity.

Calamitous defending from the visitors. A complete breakdown in communication between Tom Lees and keeper Cameron Dawson allows Florian Jozefzoon to pounce and go around Dawson. He's then brought down by Lees, when he'd looked set to slot in to an empty net... Penalty.

Nathan Jones' Luton are a goal and a man up at the interval.

Glen Rea's calm finish in the box put them ahead and Forest went down to 10 men just before the break - Nicholas Ioannou shown his marching orders for going into a challenge with his studs up.

They are still around eight minutes away from half-time in Rotherham because of that stoppage earlier in the game, when - if you've just joined us - the players all briefly went back to the dressing rooms after reports of an unauthorised drone overhead.

Martyn Waghorn's superb free-kick gives the Rams the lead at the break.

Birmingham lead through Gary Gardner's header.

For a 0-0, this has been an excellent half. It comes to an end as Bristol City striker Famara Diedhiou sees a shot blocked from inside the box, right on half-time. Both sides head off for a breather.

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Nicholas Ioannou has been shown a straight red card for the visitors for what looks like a studs-up challenge.

The Cyprus defender lost the ball and appeared to lunge in on Luton's Martin Cranie, who is thankfully OK.

A tough task gets even bigger for Forest.

This is a big chance for Preston to draw level but Tom Barkhuizen is denied from close range by Bartosz Bialkowski after a great ball from Daniel Johnson. It should have been a goal.

Cardiff go very close to levelling things up.

Will Vaulks puts in a cross and Kieffer Moore meets it with his head but it comes off the post.

The hosts' keeper Jamal Blackman has been booked for slowing things down while he took a goal kick and if that's going down as 'time-wasting', with 65 minutes still to play, that's very, very early for that, Jamal.

Huddersfield have responded well since going a goal down, showing great attacking intent but it's Birmingham who have had another great chance to double their lead.

A Jeremie Bela free-kick comes off the post and George Friend's effort from the rebound looks to be on its way in but Richard Stearman does brilliantly to clear off the line.

Blues have not scored from open play this season but they went close there.

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It's still goalless in this clash between two of the sides who have enjoyed better starts to the season, but it's been almost end-to-end at times. Plenty of chances for both teams.

More bad news for the Owls as their centre-back Aden Flint is forced off with an injury, inside 20 minutes.

Liam Palmer comes on instead and gets himself booked immediately for a foul on Mickel Miller.