Nice bit of play from the home side.

Luke Berry sends in a cross from the right and James Collins gets his head on it but it goes just wide of the post.

This time it's Rotherham's time to threaten the QPR goal and they almost get off the mark.

Dan Barlaser puts in a cross towards Trevor Clarke who tries to get his head on to it but he nods wide of the mark.

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Struggling Burton have taken the lead at Charlton with a ridiculous goal, Chris Gunter handing the ball on a plate for Lukas Akins who scored despite his initial shot being saved.

Jerry Yates has thumped in-form Blackpool ahead against Doncaster, after Gary Madine got a shove over in the box.

Dominic Samuel has put Gillingham in front for the second time, they now lead AFC Wimbledon 2-1 at Priestfield.

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Norwich with loads of the ball, which gives a great insight into how Stoke are managing their press of the Canaries.

Shouts of "hold!" come continuously from the Potters back line until, like a coiled spring, the shout comes to "go!".

And it almost pays dividends as Steven Fletcher charges down Norwich keeper Tim Krul's clearance, only for it to squirm away from goal..

Half a chance for Huddersfield.

A low cross is whipped in for Adama Diakhaby who meets it but he fires wide from a tight angle.

Stoke almost capitalise on a defensive error from Norwich as they test the league leaders early on at the Bet365 Stadium.

Canaries keeper Tim Krul is on hand to clear the danger after Steven Fletcher works onto a lapse in the Norwich back line.

We're going goal crazy in the third tier. Ish.

Shrewsbury haven't won in seven games but they are a goal up at MK Dons thanks to Shaun Whalley's first-minute goal.

Mallik Wilks has also banged Hull ahead at Ipswich, the leaders hitting the front at one of those classic wonderful older stadiums in football - Portman Road.

Ilias Chair has just come close to getting the hosts off the mark in the early stages of this game.

His left-footed effort from a tight angle almost hits the target as QPR take the game to Rotherham.

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And we are under way in tonight's early Championship fixtures.

A reminder, if you're not already aware, that the second half of Gillingham v AFC Wimbledon in League One will also get going soon.

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What they say about Stoke on Tuesday nights is true - it's cold.

That doesn't seem to bother Norwich boss Daniel Farke though, who wandered out on to the pitch an hour before kick-off in a tight, black T-shirt.

If the German was feeling the chill, he wasn't showing it.

Both sides are in pretty hot form right now though and Stoke pose a real threat to Norwich's spot at the top of the Championship. A win tonight and the Potters will go level on points with the leaders, and snap the Canaries' eight-game unbeaten run.

League One's early kick-off has seen the Wombles of Wimbledon turning up an equaliser on his full debut from Ben Henegan, a soaring header, to cancel out the early opener from Gillingham's Kyle Dempsey.

All square at Priestfield. Will be chilly there tonight, no doubt.

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Cheltenham and Cambridge are separated by just a point in second and third, and they go at it at Whaddon Road tonight.

The same can be applied to Exeter City and Colchester United in sixth and seventh. The long trip across the country has the Us heading for Devon.

Bottom-club Southend are looking for back to back wins for the first time in more than two years - October 2018 - having finally jagged three points in their last outing.

They welcome promotion-chasing Forest Green.

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Top plays third as Hull City travel to Ipswich Town tonight. Just two points separate the two teams.

Second-placed Peterborough could also go top depending on scenarios, and they play a Plymouth side fresh from a thrashing by Fleetwood at the weekend.

At the other end of the field, second-bottom Wigan play Bristol Rovers just two places above them.

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The last time Wycombe and Huddersfield met in a league match was nearly nine years ago.

In January 2012, the Terriers cruised to a 6-0 victory at Adams Park with Jordan Rhodes scoring five goals.

Current Chairboys boss Gareth Ainsworth featured in that match, as well as their two previous defeats by Huddersfield.

Can he end that losing run and atone for that loss this evening?

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Daniel Farke is doing a fine job of inspiring Norwich to an immediate return to the Premier League so far this season.

His side are top of the Championship as it stands, however they travel to a Stoke side who have a decent record against the Canaries of late.

Under Farke, Norwich have gone two games without winning against Stoke. Only Derby, with five games, have held Norwich more than that.

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As records go, Rotherham boss Paul Warne has a pretty decent one against QPR.

He has won two of his past four league matches against the Rs - also drawing one and losing one.

That is more than the past seven Rotherham managers managed against QPR combined in a run stretching back to March 1982.

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There must be something about the second day of the week that really works for Luton Town.

The Hatters face Birmingham tonight with a formidable record on Tuesdays.

They are currently on a 12-game unbeaten run at home in league matches that have taken place on a Tuesday.

That's a run that goes back to their 3-2 defeat by Wycombe in January 2018.

All kick-offs at 19:00 GMT:

• Barrow v Oldham Athletic
• Cheltenham v Cambridge United
• Crawley Town v Grimsby Town
• Exeter City v Colchester United
• Leyton Orient v Bradford City
• Mansfield Town v Harrogate Town
• Newport County v Walsall
• Salford City v Morecambe
• Scunthorpe United v Bolton Wanderers
• Southend United v Forest Green Rovers
• Stevenage v Port Vale
• Tranmere Rovers v Carlisle United

All kick-offs at 19:00 GMT unless stated:

• Gillingham v AFC Wimbledon (18:00 GMT)
• Accrington v Crewe
• Burton Albion v Charlton
• Doncaster v Blackpool
• Ipswich v Hull City
• MK Dons v Shrewsbury Town
• Peterborough v Plymouth
• Portsmouth v Oxford United
• Rochdale v Northampton Town
• Swindon Town v Lincoln City
• Wigan Athletic v Bristol Rovers