In League One Crewe are a goal up at Shrewsbury and Swindon and Blackpool are also in front.

In League Two Rory McArdle has just given Exeter the lead at Stevenage.

Viktor Gyokeres scored his first Coventry goal last week but almost got one at the wrong end there.

He turns Filip Krovinovic's corner just wide of the post and moments later James Garner heads narrowly over.

Forest are on top.

Wycombe have just had the best chance of the evening so far thanks to a corner from Fred Onyedinma which landed deep at the back post.

Ryan Tafazolli headed it back to Admiral Muskwe who forced Neil Etheridge to tip the ball over the bar.

We're inside the final 25 minutes at The Den and the pitch has cut up a lot and is extremely muddy.

Teemu Pukki has another attempt for Norwich but the excellent Ryan Leonard gets in to block.

Things have quietened down since Barry Bannan's stinging strike for Sheffield Wednesday.

Both teams are struggling to keep much possession, but it's the home side who are managing it slightly better.

0-0 after 24 minutes.

Big goal in League Two!

Third-placed Forest Green have gone in front against second-placed Carlisle through Aaron Collins' 60th-minute penalty.

As it stands, Forest Green will swap places with the Cumbrians and move second.

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Kenneth Zohore has to score there for Millwall.

Scott Malone puts in a looping cross and it's right on the head of Zohore, just a few yards out, but the on-loan West Brom striker heads over unopposed.

Not much to report from a soaked Adams Park so far.

16 minutes in and it's still goalless.

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In League One Blackpool are in front against Northampton, while Swindon still lead Wigan through Brett Pitman's first-half goal.

The three remaining games in League Two are all goalless.

Norwich try to counter and Todd Cantwell eventually finds Mario Vrancic, whose effort is well off-target.

Millwall's Maikel Kieftenbeld and Ryan Leonard did well to hold Cantwell up there.

What a stunning save from Asmir Begovic!

Barry Bannan tries his luck from 25 yards out and it looks like it's heading for the top corner, but the Cherries keeper is at full stretch and manages to tip it over the bar just in time.

Postpublished at 19:11 GMT 2 February 2021

19:11 GMT 2 February 2021

Millwall 0-0 Norwich

All of a sudden Norwich have two centre-backs down at the start of this second half.

Grant Hanley gets a kick while Ben Gibson collides with Canaries keeper Tim Krul.

But they're both back up and the game continues...

Forest keeper Brice Samba is called into action for the first time as he easily gathers Gustavo Hamer's shot from outside the box.

Hamer was given the ball by Coventry team-mate Callum O'Hare, who has been a bit of an assist king of late.

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The visitors aren't wasting any time!

The ball lands at the feet of Elias Kachunga who is unmarked and in a dangerous position in the centre of the box but he slips as he shoots and Asmir Begovic makes the save.

Huge chance.

Lewis Grabban is oh so close to getting on the end of that!

Cyrus Christie puts in a lovely ball and the Forest striker stretches, but is inches away from prodding the ball in.

And we're back under way for the second half at The Den.

Championship leaders Norwich have had a bit more of the ball but it's been very even in terms of chances.

We're still waiting for that one big opening, though.

We may have lost a couple matches to the weather but eight games across the EFL are kicking off now.

That includes Bournemouth v Sheffield Wednesday, Coventry v Nottingham Forest and Wycombe v Birmingham in the Championship.

Meanwhile, Accrington's League One match against Bristol Rovers has been pushed back to a 19:30 kick-off after passing two pitch inspections.

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Coventry start the night four points and three places above 21st-placed Nottingham Forest. Not a six-pointer, but it feels like an important one.

Both sides have picked up a couple results of late, while the Sky Blues have only lost two league games at their adopted St Andrew's home this season.

Chris Hughton's Forest signed striker Glenn Murray on deadline day - no side in the Championship has scored fewer than their six goals away from home.

Murray is on the bench tonight.