Toney on target as Brentford win after trailing to Stoke goal after 27 seconds
Bristol City come from behind to beat Swansea
Luton come from 2-0 down to beat Owls; relegation rivals Birmingham win, Rotherham lose
Danjuma goal gives Bournemouth 1-0 win over Watford
Watford's Joao Pedro and Cherries' Jack Wilshere sent off in stoppage time as game ends in brawl
Peterborough win to extend lead at top of League One; League Two leaders Cambridge win
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Rotherham 0-0 Reading
No early goals in this one but it's the hosts who have had the better of the opening exchanges.
They've had to make an early change though as Clark Robertson picks up a knock and Ben Wiles is on in his place.
Blackburn 0-0 Coventry
Mark Robins' side have had the better of the chances so far.
Sam McCallum's opening effort for Coventry was followed up with another in the sixth minute, when the left-back's shot was dragged wide from the edge of the area.
Tyler Walker tried his luck too, knocking the ball into the path of Jordan Shipley who fired a half-volley over the bar.
Goalless so far at Ewood Park.
Luton 0-1 Sheff Wed
LOTS of early goals about in the Championship today.
Josh Windass nearly has his second but his 25-yarder flashes past the post.
Wednesday really need a win today and they're going the right way about it so far.
Brentford 0-1 Stoke
Promotion-chasing Brentford have Ivan Toney back for this game, and they need him after that early set-back.
The striker is the Championship's top scorer with 24 goals, five strikes more than Blackburn's Adam Armstrong.
Toney has eight goals in his past seven appearances.
The Bees have it all to do after that early David Raya error gifted Stoke the opener.
Mason Bennett (6 mins)
The goals are flying in in the early stages.
Millwall equalise after a counter-attack after clearing a Tykes free-kick.
Jed Wallace releases Mason Bennett and his low shot back across goal from the edge of the area finds the bottom right-hand corner.
Josh Windass (6 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesBIG goal at the bottom of the table!
Callum Paterson sends in a low cross after getting in down the Luton left and Josh Windass is the man to convert it at the near post.
Cauley Woodrow (2 mins)
The upwardly mobile Tykes take the lead!
Alex Mowatt's free-kick causes panic in the Millwall rearguard and Cauley Woodrow is on hand to swivel and smash home the opener from close range.
That's his 10th league goal of the season.
A perfect start for Barnsley, who are targeting a fifth straight win.
Jacob Brown (1 min)
Image source, PA MediaAnd there is a fast start at the Brentford Community Stadium.
Bees keeper David Raya has the ball in his box and his pass out is intercepted by Tommy Smith.
The wing-back cuts the back to Jacob Brown, who turns home.
Just 27 seconds were on the clock.
Blackburn 0-0 Coventry
Early drama at Ewood Park!
We're barely 20 seconds into the game and Sam McCallum has just delivered a cross into the box and but it skims across the top of the bar!
Lifeline for Rovers.
We're under way right across the country and up and down the leagues.
League Two preview
League Two leaders Cambridge United and second-placed Forest Green both lost in midweek, tightening up the promotion race considerably.
The U's make the trip to Port Vale this afternoon while Rovers entertain out-of-form Colchester in the late kick-off.
Bottom two Barrow and Grimsby Town face tricky away games at Bolton and Harrogate.
Southend are just above the drop zone and host play-off hopefuls Salford City.
Crawley have just claimed a 2-0 win over 10-man Exeter City in the early game.
League One preview
Image source, Rex FeaturesBurton boss Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (right) is trying to lead the club to an unlikely escape from the League One relegation zone
The relegation battle in League One is really hotting up, with just three points separating 18th-placed Rochdale from bottom club Burton Albion.
Those two clubs meet at Spotland while managerless Northampton Town, who sit second-bottom, go to Swindon Town, who are 19th.
Peterborough United rose to the top of the table in midweek, and the new leaders go searching for a sixth successive win at home against struggling Wigan Athletic.
Second-placed Lincoln City go to mid-table Plymouth while Hull City, in third, travel to lowly AFC Wimbledon.
There's a full programme in the third tier, with all these games kicking off at 15:00 GMT.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBarnsley have been on a roll recently, reeling off four straight wins to move a point off the top six. The Tykes face a Millwall side who are unbeaten in nine and have drawn a staggering 16 league games this season.
Blackburn, meanwhile, are a rotten run - losing their past five. Rovers have slipped to 15th and entertain Coventry City.
The Sky Blues are five points above the drop zone with just one win in seven.
Huddersfield Town are glancing over their shoulders slightly as seven defeats in 10 has seen them drop to 17th.
The Terriers go to a Preston side who have one victory in their past seven outings.
Birmingham v QPR (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesBirmingham moved out of the bottom three with victory at Sheffield Wednesday last Saturday, but the Blues aren't out of the woods yet.
Defeat against Norwich in midweek has left Aitor Karanka's side two points above the relegation zone and with one win in eight.
Today marks 10 years since Blues' greatest modern triumph when they stunned Arsenal at Wembley to lift the League Cup and if you'd like to read more about that then you can by clicking here.
Opponents QPR have climbed away from danger with a run of six wins in eight.
A run of four straight victories came to an end with a goalless draw at Preston on Wednesday.
Rotherham v Reading (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesTwo out-of-sorts team meet at the New York Stadium in need of points for very different reasons.
Rotherham have lost their past four games and start the day two points adrift of safety.
Reading have spent the whole season in the top six but four defeats in their past five games mean that a reverse today could see them drop out of the play-off spots.
Luton v Sheff Wed (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesSheffield Wednesday striker Jordan Rhodes has scored just three goals in 23 appearances this season and has been dropped to the bench today
Sheffield Wednesday caretaker Neil Thompson won five of his first seven games in charge to lead the club out of the Championship relegation zone.
However, a run of three straight defeats, including a home loss to fellow strugglers Birmingham, means they start today's game three points adrift of safety.
With time running out the Owls can ill afford to let the gap get any bigger.
They travel to a Luton side who are also without a win in three but still have a nine point buffer to the bottom three.
Swansea v Bristol City (15:00 GMT)
Image source, rexNigel Pearson watched on from the stands as his new charges Bristol City ended their six-match losing streak at Middlesbrough on Tuesday.
The former Leicester, Derby and Watford boss will be looking to lead the Robins into the play-offs after joining on a deal until the end of the season.
But the 57-year-old has a tricky opponent for his first game in the dugout.
Promotion-chasing Swansea started the day a point off the top two, with two games in hand on the three teams above them.
The Swans have won four of their past five in the league and have only suffered one Championship defeat at home this season, which came against Huddersfield in October.
Middlesbrough v Cardiff (15:00 GMT)
'I'm cool with my age and my big nose'
It's fair to say that the managers of these two play-off chasing clubs have been around the block a few times.
To be exact, this will be Boro boss Neil Warnock's 1,568th in English league and Cup football while Cardiff counterpart Mick McCarthy will be leading a side in English domestic football for just the 912th time.
McCarthy has overseen a tremendous turnaround in fortunes since taking over the Bluebirds in January and is chasing a seventh consecutive win.
The former Republic of Ireland boss, who was a team-mate of Warnock's at Barnsley in the 1970s, had some fairly forthright things to say about the value of experience last week.
You can also listen to all the action from the 15:00 GMT kick-offs live across BBC local radio throughout the afternoon.
Brentford v Stoke (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesBrentford ended their mid-February blues with a 3-0 victory over Sheffield Wednesday in midweek.
A run of three straight defeats against Barnsley, QPR and Coventry meant the Bees' 21-match unbeaten run dramatically ground to a halt.
Win this afternoon and Thomas Frank's men will be four points behind leaders Norwich, who travel to Wycombe tomorrow.
Visitors Stoke are trying to get their play-off bid back on track and have won two of their past three.
A nine-match winless run which included six draws had checked the momentum of Michael O'Neill's side.