There's a cracking game going on at Forest Green, where the hosts have just gone 3-2 up against Oldham through Jamille Matt's header. Rovers had thrown away a two-goal lead.

Also in League Two, Bradford have gone 2-1 up against Morecambe through Charles Vernam.

No change in the scorelines in the three League One games, where Blackpool and Bristol Rovers both lead and it's goalless between Ipswich and Northampton.

Lee Gregory comes to the rescue for Derby as Wycombe try their best to find a leveller.

He gets the block in to deny Garath McCleary's strike after Wycombe's neat short-range free-kick.

Still goalless at Ashton Gate but Reading are pressuring out-of-form Bristol City.

Lucas Joao gets a flick on to tee up the onrushing Andy Yiadom but the hosts are on hand to deal with the danger.

A blow for the Terriers as goalscorer Isaac Mbenza is forced off with an injury.

Alex Vallejo is on in his place.

Derby are looking comfortable after that own goal put them in front against Wycombe.

They come close to doubling their lead as Jason Knight puts a ball in across goal towards Colin Kazim Richards but his follow up effort goes off target.

And finally we are under way in our last game of the evening.

Luton, 15th in the Championship, against Cardiff, in seventh.

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Stoke have started the second half of this one on the front foot and Adam Reach does well to get back on to the line and head away Jordan Thompson's goal-bound effort.

Tonight's early opening goal was Isaac Mbenza's third directly from a free-kick this season.

That's more that anyone else in the Championship.

Mark Lawford: Mick McCarthy might not have lost a match against Luton as a manager but he scored an own goal against them on his Millwall debut. It was a cracker too. Millwall lost.

Not a great deal happening in this one as we reach the midway point of the first half.

Reading have dominated the possession but Bristol City yet to be threatened by the visitors so far.

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The games are coming thick and fast tonight and we're back under way in the 19:00 GMT kick-offs.

Let's hope for some goals in the two Championship fixtures between Preston and Watford and Stoke and Sheffield Wednesday that are now into the second half.

Derby have started brightly against Wycombe as they look to push away from the Championship bottom three.

The visitors win a corner but Wanderers do well to deal with the danger as goalkeeper Ryan Allsop punches clear.

Peterborough have completed the turnaround against Gillingham in the early kick-off in League One, courtesy of Jonson Clarke-Harris' double. 3-1 to Posh at full-time.

Elsewhere in the third tier, Rochdale trail Blackpool, struggling Bristol Rovers lead Portsmouth 2-1 and Ipswich v Northampton is goalless at the break.

In League Two, Oldham have broken back against Forest Green thanks to Bobby Grant while Exeter lead Newport 1-0 despite being reduced to nine men as goalscorer Ryan Bowman has been dismissed just before the break.

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They've done it!

League Two Tranmere have beaten League One Oxford United in the Papa John's Trophy semi-final and they've secured their spot at Wembley.

Kaiyne Woolery's first-half strike and Kieron Morris' second half goal, either side of Matty Taylor's penalty miss for Oxford, sends Rovers through.

The final will take place on Sunday, 14 March.

That's half-time in both our 19:00 GMT games in the Championship.

No goals so far. Can the two 19:45 games deliver us some goals?

And in the 19:45 GMT kick-offs in the Championship, we are under way.

That's Bristol City v Reading, Middlesbrough v Huddersfield and Wycombe v Derby, if you're not already aware.