Fog has descended on Forest Green Rovers and the start of the second half against Oldham has been delayed. We'll keep a close eye on that one where it was 1-1 at the break.

No goals after the break elsewhere in League Two, where Carlisle, Mansfield, Stevenage and Cambridge United all still lead.

In League One, Oxford United are now 4-1 up at bottom side Burton.

The hosts go even closer as Tom Barhuizen's effort clips the crossbar.

Forest hanging on for what would be a fourth straight draw.

The hosts come close to breaking the deadlock as Bryce Samba is forced into a fine save from Sean Maguire's header.

Swansea have the ball in the back of the net but it's ruled out for offside.

The hosts well on top. Can they find the winner that will send them second?

Norwich come close again and fluff their lines once more.

Todd Cantwell has an air shot just outside the six-yard box when the ball breaks to him from the left and then Emi Buendia has a strike well saved by Jack Walton.

Middlesbrough should have put this one to bed.

Marcus Tavernier somehow manages to head off target from mere feet out.

Birmingham searching for a way back into this one at St Andrew's to arrest their woeful form.

Jonathan Leko goes close after cutting in off his left wing and striking it narrowly wide.

Gary Rowett has made a double change at the break to try and chance Millwall's fortunes.

Just one win in the past 12 for the Lions and they have also had more than their fair share of Covid-19 issues in recent weeks to content with.

Norwich go close early in this second half as Todd Cantwell and Teemu Pukki combine on the break.

But a good save by the feet of Jack Walton to deny the Finnish striker another goal for his impressive tally.

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Right - we're off and running again in some quarters for the second half.

Championship leaders Norwich seem to be very early restarters at Carrow Road as they continue to look for a way past Barnsley.

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Bournemouth will hope to bounce back from their defeat by Brentford on Wednesday when they travel to Stoke City.

The Potters may be unbeaten in their past five league games, but more draws than wins have seen them drop out of the play-off places.

It kicks-off at 19:45 GMT and we'll have team news and build up for you from around 19:30 GMT.

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• Carlisle in front at Walsall and heading top as it stands.
• Forest Green concede equaliser on stroke of half-time against Oldham.
• Stevenage come from behind to lead Scunthorpe.
• Grimsby trail 2-0 at home to Cambridge United in Paul Hurst's first game in charge of Mariners.
• Mansfield and Leyton Orient also in front.
• Five games postponed in division.

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• Leaders Lincoln pegged back at Wimbledon where it's 1-1.
• Hull City lead 1-0 against Charlton thanks to Hakeeb Adelakun's goal.
• Bottom side Burton trail Oxford 3-1 with new manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink watching from stands.
• Bristol Rovers 2-1 up at home to Blackpool and Plymouth 1-0 ahead against Gillingham.

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• Frustration for leaders Norwich City as they are being held to a goalless draw at home against Barnsley.
• It's all square between promotion contenders Swansea and Watford at the break in South Wales.
• At the other end of the table, bottom-placed Wycombe are trailing Middlesbrough at home after taking an early lead.
• Meanwhile Huddersfield's impressive home form looks set to continue as they lead play-off chasers Reading 1-0.

Half-time whistles going off around the grounds.

We'll bring you the interval headlines from all three divisions shortly.

Not been much for Birmingham to shout about so far, but they've gone close to levelling in this one.

Ivan Sunjic has a shot well saved by Thomas Kaminski ater being teed up by Jonathan Leko.