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Bottom side Wycombe need to start picking up wins, and quickly, if they're going to avoid an immediate return to League One.

Just three victories from their 24 games so far has left the Chairboys 11 points from safety, albeit with a couple of matches in hand on 21st-placed Nottingham Forest.

Tonight they face a Birmingham side who are also struggling for wins and any sort of consistency.

Blues are just four points above the drop zone. Cliche alert, but it's a real six-pointer at Adams Park.

It's been an iffy couple of weeks for Bournemouth to say the least.

Three Championship defeats on the bounce has left Jason Tindall's side eight points off an automatic promotion place.

On paper, tonight's home game against 23rd-placed Sheffield Wednesday should be a home banker but the Owls have come into some good form while the Cherries have been struggling.

Three wins in their past four matches under caretaker boss Neil Thompson has taken the club to within four points of safety.

A fascinating match on the south coast awaits...

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Right... we have three more Championship matches kicking off in 10 minutes.

Let's preview them.

Millwall's Bartosz Bialkowski is forced into a decent save from Teemu Pukki - who looks offside, but isn't flagged - and the half-time whistle goes.

Norwich certainly haven't had it all their own way, with the hosts defending strongly and occasionally posing a threat.

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We're heading towards half-time and it's all gone a bit quiet at The Den...

Remember leaders Norwich can go seven points clear at the top with victory.

One minute has been added at the end of the half.

The visitors have a corner and it's met at the near post by Mario Vrancic, but the ball goes over.

A half-chance, for sure. Five minutes to go until the break.

That's great defending from Millwall.

Teemu Pukki has not one, but two efforts at goal but Ryan Leonard and Danny McNamara put their bodies on the line to block.

Przemyslaw Placheta certainly hasn't been shot-shy for Norwich on his return to the side.

His latest curling strike is easy enough to save for fellow Poland international Bartosz Bialkowski.

At the other end Tim Krul has a tougher stop - parrying Scott Malone's shot wide.

Kenneth Zohore is holding the ball up well for Millwall, who are stringing a few threatening moves together here.

They're also keeping Norwich at arm's length, but we know how quickly that can change...

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Salford against Colchester in League Two has also just been called off because of a waterlogged pitch.

Meanwhile, in League One Brett PItman has put Swindon a goal ahead against Wigan.

The League Two game between Carlisle and Forest Green is still goalless.

Meanwhile back at The Den, Teemu Pukki gets played through for Norwich and sees his shot blocked by Bartosz Bialkowski.

It wouldn't have counted anyway as the flag was up for offside.

Millwall are having their moments - only a last-ditch Grant Hanley challenge stopping Jed Wallace from having a clear sight of goal.

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Rotherham's game against Derby has been called off because of a waterlogged pitch at the AESSEAL New York Stadium.

There was a pitch inspection in South Yorkshire 10 minutes ago and it's been deemed unplayable.

It's the second time the fixture has been postponed, with a coronavirus outbreak at Rotherham causing the game to be called off on 19 December.

At the other end Norwich winger Przemyslaw Placheta shoots over from more than 20 yards and his team-mates Teemu Pukki and Mario Vrancic aren't happy.

Both were arguably better placed there.

A first shot on target, but it's a simple one for Norwich keeper Tim Krul.

Ben Thompson attempts a long-range curler for the hosts but the Dutchman keeps it out with ease.

Millwall's Shaun Hutchinson twice tries to clear, fails and Norwich get a cheap early corner.

Ryan Woods heads clear for the hosts, but that was sloppy play in their own third.

They're off and running at the Den, which is where our focus will be for the next 45 minutes.

We'll also keep you updated on Swindon v Wigan in League One, as well as the League Two game between Carlisle and Forest Green - both of which have also just got under way.

Before kick-off there will be a minute's applause in memory of Captain Sir Tom Moore, who has died with coronavirus.

The 100-year-old, who raised almost £33m for NHS charities, was taken to Bedford Hospital after requiring help with his breathing on Sunday.

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Victory at the Den would see Norwich end the night seven points clear at the top, and nine ahead of third-placed Brentford.

Daniel Farke's side are unbeaten in five Championship games - conceding just twice in that period - though they were a poor in a goalless draw with Middlesbrough on Saturday.

Millwall may also prove a tough nut to crack having drawn 13 of their 26 league matches, though they have just one home win this season.

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Gary Rowett's Millwall are once again unchanged so will play three at the back, with Jed Wallace and Kenneth Zohore leading the line.

Norwich make one enforced change, Poland winger Przemyslaw Placheta in for the suspended Emi Buendia.

Millwall: Bialkowski, Malone, Zohore, Hutchinson, Woods, Kieftenbeld, Leonard, Cooper, Wallace, Thompson, McNamara

Norwich: Krul, Aarons, Hanley (capt), Gibson, Giannoulis, Skipp, Rupp, Cantwell, Vrancic, Placheta, Pukki.

Thankfully not many different kick-off times to keep on top of tonight - here's your Championship menu:

• Millwall v Norwich (18:00 GMT)
• Bournemouth v Sheff Wed (19:00 GMT)
• Coventry v Nottm Forest (19:00 GMT)
• Rotherham v Derby (19:00 GMT)
• Wycombe v Birmingham (19:00 GMT)