Bournemouth stay second after goalless draw with Luton
Brentford beat Reading, Huddersfield lose at Watford
Also wins for Middlesbrough, Sheff Wed, Stoke & Swansea
Norwich beat Cardiff in early game to extend lead at top to five points
Rotherham-Derby off because of positive Covid-19 test in Millers squad
19 fixtures across League One & League Two on Saturday
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League Two update
League leaders Newport have gone ahead against Oldham down in South Wales via Scott Twine.
Meanwhile, Morecambe, who take two consecutive victories to Colchester today, lead in Essex with a goal from John O'Sullivan.
Swansea 1-0 Barnsley
Alex Mowatt stings the palms of Swansea goalkeeper Freddie Woodman from a free-kick.
Barnsley are in good form so don't count them out of this one.
League One update
Doncaster are hoping for a fourth straight win today and will be confident against beleaguered Burton, bottom of League One with only two wins all season.
Donny have an early lead at The Pirelli through Fejiri Okenabirhie.
Mathias Jensen (11 mins)
Seems like it's an afternoon for howlers doesn't it?
Cabral this time, for Reading, sees a Mathias Jensen shot go straight through him and into the net.
Neat build-up from Sergi Canos, rolling the ball into the box, and Dane Jensen wasn't closed down.
If you're being kind... it was well-struck. But that's motherly-love levels of kindness to be fair.
Fraizer Campbell (9 mins)
Ben Foster won't want to watch this back.
The former England goalkeeper receives a backpass under no huge pressure but, after plenty of dithering, his attempted pass is blocked and lands in at the feet of Fraizer Campbell with the goal absolutely gaping.
Campbell doesn't miss those. In fact... even I don't miss those.
Sheff Wed 0-0 Coventry
Coventry putting Sheffield Wednesday under the pump early on, Maxime Biamou forcing a save from Keiren Westwood.
The corresponding corner is beautifully bent in and Leo Ostgaard heads just wide.
Wednesday wobbling.
Nick Powell (7 mins)
Too easy for the hosts.
Nick Powell is unmarked to power home a header from Morgan Fox's cross six yards out.
Luton 0-0 Bournemouth
Bournemouth get a free-kick on the cusp of the Luton penalty area, but Junior Stanislas' free-kick is reeled in by keeper James Shea.
Stanislas looking for seven in seven.
Wycombe 0-0 QPR
Early chance for the hosts as Adebayo Akinfenwa flicks on for Scott Kashket but he fires straight at the goalkeeper.
League One update
How about this, the referee's whistle still ringing around Sixfields as Lincoln, who began the day in fourth, take the lead at Northampton through Anthony Scully!
Cobblers in awful form after three straight defeats.
Jamal Lowe (2 mins)
Some start!
Jamal Lowe tucks home after Barnsley fail to deal with a free-kick on a beach of a pitch.
They're ripping it up and putting a new one down straight after this game.
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Image source, Getty ImagesNeil Warnock's Middlesbrough - just outside the top six - go to Birmingham City hoping to keep up their pursuit of the play-off places.
Two sides looking to prove their promotion credentials meet at the Bet365 Stadium when Stoke entertain Blackburn.
It's congested at the bottom end of the Championship table, and bottom-side Sheffield Wednesday have Coventry City coming to town.
Wycombe just above them face a QPR side not out of it themselves and Nottingham Forest - fresh from ending their winless run in midweek - go to Millwall.
Brentford v Reading (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesThere hasn't been so much hype about a Toney since James 'Lights Out' Toney exploded onto the boxing scene in the early nineties with a crushing middleweight title win over Michael Nunn. (Read Donald McRae's book Dark Trade - cracking stuff).
Only this Toney, Brentford's Ivan, does his talking with his feet rather than fists. But he's equally destructive. His 16 goals in all competitions have helped the Bees up to sixth in the Championship and into the EFL Cup quarter-finals.
Today's game against Reading could be described as a heavyweight contest. It's fifth versus sixth. It's two challengers for promotion.
And, the Royals have some knock-out talent of their own, Lucas Joao has rattled in 11 goals, and Michael Olise can certainly hit one. Should be a belter at the Brentford Community Stadium.
Swansea v Barnsley (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesFormer prime minister Harold Wilson is oft cited as the source of the phrase - 'a week is a long time in politics'. Well, if politics is seen as a fairly volatile environment, the Championship can certainly run it close.
Just ask Steve Cooper at Swansea. This time last week he could have been forgiven for pouring himself a massive glass of 2012 Dom Perignon and devouring a family-sized chicken bucket after winning the derby against Cardiff, thanks to Jamal Lowe's sensational brace. (There's no way Steve would have celebrated like this, I know)
Just four days later, the euphoric taste of victory turned to head-splitting hangover as the Swans lost at a resurgent Derby.
The good thing about this league is there's always another game round the corner. The bad news is it's a Barnsley side under Valerien Ismael, who other than a 4-0 reverse against Bournemouth, have won all their games in December.
It's stacking up at the top, points are at a premium.
Huddersfield v Watford (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesWatford's promotion bid has been galvanised of late by that most precious commodity; a striker in form.
Their talismanic skipper Troy Deeney has scored in his past three as Vladimir Ivic's Hornets put an unbeaten run together, beating Rotherham and Birmingham and earning a creditable draw with Brentford in midweek.
Huddersfield are a little more upwardly mobile of late, certainly at home where they've won the past three.
However they have failed to score in their past two matches, and the 5-0 thrashing at Bournemouth - which seemed to unravel in the blink of an eye - is a glaring blot on their copybook.
Luton v Bournemouth (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesBournemouth take their fine Championship form to the compact setting of Kenilworth Road, where Luton Town have been punching above their weight this season.
Jason Tindall's side have lost just once on their travels, a surprise loss at Sheffield Wednesday, although were held to a goalless draw by Swansea on their last jaunt away from Dorset.
Nathan Jones' Luton won't be cowed by that though. Leaders Norwich were beaten 3-1 here earlier in the month, while fans - who won't be allowed in today after a change in tiers - roared them onto a 3-0 victory against Preston in their last home fixture.
Stopping the visitors scoring will be the biggest test - 35 goals in 19 games is the division's best tally.
Rotherham P-P Derby
Image source, Getty ImagesAs you'll have been reading this afternoon, the EFL has confirmed the postponement of Rotherham's game against Derby, after a positive Covid-19 case within the Millers squad.
The club statement also confirms "further players within the first team bubble showing symptoms of the virus at present."
Finally, here are today's League Two games.
A home win for Newport means there'll be top of the pile this Christmas,
All games kicking off at 15:00 GMT: