Championship FT: Bournemouth 1-1 Millwall; Luton 0-2 QPR
Dominic Solanke gives Cherries lead but Matt Smith levels for Millwall a minute after coming on
Charlie Austin heads QPR ahead in first game since loan return; Macauley Bonne adds second
League One FT: Charlton 4-4 Rochdale - Addicks come back from 2-0, 3-1 & 4-2 down
League Two FT: Exeter 1-1 Bolton; Scunthorpe 0-1 Salford
League Two leaders Carlisle's game at Harrogate called off for second time due to power cut
Bournemouth 0-0 Millwall
Midway through the first half at the Vitality Stadium, and it's mostly been Bournemouth domination of the ball.
However, Jed Wallace has just come close to an opener for the visitors - but Cherries keeper Asmir Begovic brilliantly denies him from a one-on-one.
Image source, Getty ImagesLuton 0-1 QPR
Luton spurn a great chance to equalise.
A pass is deflected into the path of James Collins, but Luton's top scorer puts his left-footed shot wide when one-on-one with the keeper.
He rather snatched at that one.
Luton 0-1 QPR
Into the second half at Luton.
Can QPR secure a first win in 10 Championship games?
Luton have only won one of their past 18 league games against the R's.
Bournemouth 0-0 Millwall
Important block by Millwall centre-back Alex Pearce, who throws himself in the way of a Junior Stanislas strike which was heading for the bottom corner.
Papa John's Trophy update
Hull City and Sunderland are the first two teams through to the last eight of the Papa John's Trophy.
The Tigers came back from 2-0 down to beat Fleetwood 3-2, while the Black Cats overcame Port Vale 2-0.
There are five other fixtures this evening, with four at the midway point.
Peterborough lead Portsmouth 3-0 at the break.
Bournemouth 0-0 Millwall
Not masses to shout about in the early stages on the south coast.
Lions keeper Bartosz Bialkowski foiled an effort from David Brooks in the opening few minutes.
League One and League Two update
At the break in third and fourth tiers too.
Six goals at Charlton in League One, where Rochdale lead a breathless first half 4-2. Matty Lund put Dale ahead and the goals have flowed since.
Image source, Rex FeaturesJonny Williams could have pulled another back for the Addicks in added time, but blazed over from close range.
Both games in League Two are goalless.
Exeter have hit the post against Bolton, while Scunthorpe are holding Salford.
Harrogate's game against Carlisle United was postponed because of a power cut.
Luton 0-1 QPR
Charlie Austin's header separates the two sides after the first 45 minutes at Kenilworth Road.
Bournemouth 0-0 Millwall
Image source, .They're under way down in Dorset.
Will Bournemouth climb to second in the Championship or can Millwall upset the promotion hopefuls?
Tim Robinson is the man in the middle for this one.
L1: Charlton 2-4 Rochdale
Of course, there's time for another goal before half-time in south-east London.
Stephen Humphrys fires in a free-kick to restore Dale's two-goal cushion.
It's a fierce effort from all of 30 yards. Top strike.
Charlie Austin (39 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesWho else?
Charlie Austin marks his second debut for QPR with a goal.
Geoff Cameron flicks on Ilias Chair's corner from the left-hand side, and on-loan striker Austin heads in at the far post from close range.
His first goal for the R's since December 2015, and he's one shy of 50 for the west London club now.
Rangers are now on track for a first win in 10 league games.
L1: Charlton 2-3 Rochdale
It's now officially a goalfest at The Valley.
Charlton pull another goal back before the break.
This time it's Jake Forster-Caskey who's bagged it.
The midfielder shoots across goal and into the bottom left-hand corner from just outside the area.
A Luton defender got a head on his effort and flicked it past keeper Simon Sluga.
Luton 0-0 QPR
First real chance for QPR striker Lyndon Dykes.
He's played in behind the Luton defence but sees his low shot from inside the box saved by Hatters keeper Simon Sluga.
Scotland international Dykes is Rangers' joint-top scorer this season with five goals.
But four of those have come from the penalty spot - and he's gone nine games without a goal.
Bournemouth v Millwall (19:45 GMT)
Bournemouth boss Jason Tindall makes one change from their last league outing against Stoke on 2 January.
David Brooks replaces Sam Surridge.
Bournemouth XI: Begovic, Smith, Cook, Simpson, Kelly, Rico, Cook, Lerma, Brooks, Stanislas, Solanke.
Subs: Dennis (GK), Carter-Vickers, Stacey, Kilkenny, Billing, Anthony, Riquelme, King, Surridge.
Millwall manager Gary Rowett makes six changes from the 2-1 defeat by Coventry.
Danny McNamara makes his league debut for the Lions while Alex Pearce, Scott Malone, Ryan Leonard, Troy Parrott and Kenneth Zohore all come into the side.
Millwall XI: Bialkowski, McNamara, Hutchinson, Pearce, Cooper, Malone, Woods, Leonard, J Wallace, Parrott, Zohore.
Subs: Fielding (GK), Romeo, Ferguson, Williams, Thompson, Bennett, Bodvarsson, Bradshaw, Smith.
L1: Charlton 1-3 Rochdale
The visitors restore their two-goal lead on the half-hour mark.
Kwadwo Baah grabs his second of the game, and it's a brilliant solo effort.
He cuts in from the left wing, advances into the box and side-foots home from the corner of the six-yard box.
Charlton are facing a third straight defeat.
Luton 0-0 QPR
Rangers have got the supply line going well to Charlie Austin in the first half so far.
He has had a couple of headers on target which have been saved by Simon Sluga - but the offside flag has been up on both occasions.
L1: Charlton 1-2 Rochdale
Rumours of the demise of Charlton's promotion bid might have been premature.
Chuks Aneke pulls one back for the Addicks after driving into the area and finishing from a narrow angle.
Midway through the first half, and there have already been three goals.
Bournemouth v Millwall (19:45 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesThis game is a hangover from Boxing Day, when a Covid-19 outbreak forced Millwall to cancel two fixtures.
Both clubs are coming into the game on the back of triumphs in the FA Cup third round at the weekend.
Third-placed Bournemouth will move into the automatic promotion places with victory at the Vitality Stadium.
Jason Tindall's men have lost just one of their past seven, and are the second-highest scorers in the Championship with 37 goals in 22 games.
Millwall have fallen down the table following a run of one win in 13 league games stretching back to the end of October.
The Lions are six points above the bottom three.
L1: Charlton 0-2 Rochdale
Dale double their lead in south-east London, and Charlton's promotion bid looks like it's taking another blow.
Kwadwo Baah picks out the top-left corner with a shot from inside the box.
Luton 0-0 QPR
Image source, Rex FeaturesNew QPR striker Charlie Austin has had his first sight of goal at Kenilworth Road.
The on-loan man sees his low drive deflected into the arms of Simon Sluga.
Hatters top scorer James Collins has also had his first effort, volleying over from the edge of the box.