Dominic Solanke not far off a hat-trick, driving forward, jinking infield and smashing a low left-foot shot just wide of the right post.

Bournemouth have just taken David Brooks off, game won and he'll be given a well-earned rest.

Instant impact from the subs as David Wheeler is pushed while trying to get on the end of a knock-down by Bayo Akinfenwa.

Lloyd Kelly makes a big play to deny the onrushing Harry Toffolo, and Bournemouth hold Huddersfield out again.

Toffolo played a one-two and hared into the box, it opened up for him but Kelly swooped from nowhere to pinch the ball away. Telling touch.

Wycombe boss Gareth Ainsworth makes a triple substitution in a bid to get back into the game.

David Wheeler, Garath McCleary and Adebayo Akinfenwa are on for the Chairboys.

Barnsley think they've got a third goal as Conor Chaplin bundles the ball into the Owls net from close range.

But the offside flag is up against the Tykes.

Forest denied! Anthony Knockaert puts a shot beyond David Raya and into the net, but Lyle Taylor was right in the keeper's eyeline and it's chalked off.

Brice Samba did well to deny the Bees at the other end just before, turning Tariq Fosu-Mensah's effort wide.

The top two are both losing in their games - Hull are a goal down against strugglers Shrewsbury while Lincoln are 3-0 down against Sunderland.

AFC Wimbledon lead play-off hopefuls Charlton 2-1.

Portsmouth are two up against play-off rivals Ipswich

Bottom side Wigan are on course towards back-to-back victories, they lead Accrington 3-0.

Forest made changes at the break, in particular bringing on Anthony Knockaert, and the Frenchman has been involved already.

He won a free-kick with his trickery, teasing a foul on the edge of the box, and from the set-piece Lyle Taylor slapped a shot on goal but it was fielded well by goalkeeper David Raya.

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It's been rather low-key at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium.

The Royals are four without a win away from home and are yet to have a shot on target this afternoon.

Wednesday have started the second half with real intent.

Tykes keeper Jack Walton has made saves from Kadeem Harris and Josh Windass since the resart.

I'm sure Owls boss Tony Pulis gave his side a piece of his mind after the hosts threw away an early lead.

Slumberous affair at St Andrew's today I'm afraid.

The second-half has started in the same vein. None of the fireworks of Watford's midweek win over Rotherham anyway.

Blues will be satisfied they've kept a dangerous side quiet, having beaten another high-flier in Reading in midweek.

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Tony Pulis has made a half-time change, bringing Joey Pelupessy on for Joost van Aken.

Will that stir the Owls into action?

Lively start aside from the goalkeeper switch.

Huddersfield's Jaden Brown forced Asmir Begovic to stretch to get a hand to a curling effort from the left, and then Adama Diakhaby got in behind but couldn't find the pass.

Then, Alex Pritchard got back to cover a Bournemouth break, outpacing Adam Smith as he chased the ball from David Brooks.

Coventry captain Liam Kelly scored once in his first 117 games for the club.

He netted twice for the Sky Blues in the first half to give the visitors control at Adams Park.

Kelly has been forced off through injury and the Chairboys and their 2,000 fans will be glad to see the back of him.

Wycombe are heading for an eight game without a win unless they can mount a comeback.

Blackburn pressing at the start of the second period.

First Harvey Elliott sees a cross deflected narrowly wide off Christoph Zimmermann.

Then Sam Gallagher rattles the Canaries crossbar with a powerful shot from outside the area.

You don't see this very often.

Huddersfield Town have taken Ben Hamer off and put Ryan Schofield on. Goalie change!

The second halves are getting going.

We've had 17 goals so far in the 11 games in the Championship.

But three matches in the second-tier remain goalless.