Summary

  • Norwich go 10 points clear at top of Championship with 3-1 win at Birmingham

  • New boss Nigel Pearson watches Bristol City win 3-1 at Middlesbrough

  • Wayne Rooney's Derby ease to 2-0 win over Huddersfield

  • 10-man Wycombe hold on to beat Reading as both sides miss penalties

  • Forest win at Rotherham; Millwall snatch last-gasp draw at Luton

  • Peterborough win to go top of League One as Lincoln draw; League Two leaders Cambridge beaten

  • Get involved at #bbcefl

Live Reporting

James Law and Matt Newsum

  1. No time for pleasantries at Pride Park

    Derby v Huddersfield (19:00 GMT)

    Some familiar faces return to Derby County's Pride Park this evening, with Richard Keogh and Duane Holmes now wearing the colours of tonight's opponents Huddersfield.

    Keogh in particular was a long-serving bastion at Pride Park but his slightly ignominious exit following a car crash which left him with a broken ankle perhaps soured things.

    Holmes left during the transfer window, having fallen out of the first-team picture at Derby, and returned to his boyhood club.

    Rams boss Wayne Rooney has been quick to lay down a line for players that any pleasantries must wait until full-time. Just two points separate the two teams as both seek to pull away from the drop zone.

    It's business time.

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  2. Big task for Blues as leaders visit

    Birmingham v Norwich (19:00 GMT)

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    Birmingham moved out of the Championship relegation zone on Saturday with a crucial 1-0 win at fellow strugglers Sheffield Wednesday, easing the pressure ever-so-slightly on boss Aitor Karanka.

    Leaders Norwich have won their past three to extend their cushion at the top and will go 10 points clear with victory at St Andrew's Trillion Trophy Stadium, with Brentford and Watford not playing until Wednesday.

    Of the past 15 league meetings between the sides Birmingham have won just one, while the Blues have just three victories in their past 31 home league matches - so it looks a big task.

  3. Order of play

    Tuesday's EFL action

    Blackpool against Doncaster was lost to a waterlogged pitch an hour before kick-off leaving the other 22 League One sides in action this evening, with a further 10 games in League Two - we'll bring you the best bits from those matches.

    But here's your schedule in the Championship:

    • Birmingham v Norwich (19:00 GMT)
    • Derby v Huddersfield (19:00 GMT)
    • Middlesbrough v Bristol City (19:00 GMT)
    • Luton v Millwall (19:45 GMT)
    • Rotherham v Nottm Forest (19:45 GMT)
    • Wycombe v Reading (19:45 GMT)

  4. It's relentless

    Tuesday's EFL action

    It's another midweek and we have another full round of EFL games, split across Tuesday and Wednesday.

    In the Championship tonight we have a side looking to go 10 points clear at the top and a new manager watching his team for the first time.

    And plenty more of course. Welcome along.