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The points were shared in the East Midlands derby last night, with Nottingham Forest holding onto the Brian Clough Trophy.

The Reds had gone in front at Pride Park through James Garner's first-half strike.

But the Rams hit back with a late equaliser from Colin Kazim-Richards.

Both clubs are now comfortably clear of danger at the bottom after Derby boss Wayne Rooney and Forest manager Chris Hughton worked some magic since taking charge.

Just over 25 minutes gone in the League Two game between Crawley and Exeter and the deadlock remains unbroken.

A win for the visitors would see them cut the gap on the top three to just one point.

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At half-time at the Vitality Stadium, a reminder there are still nine more Championship games this afternoon.

Here's what's coming up at 15:00 GMT...

• Barnsley v Millwall
• Birmingham City v Queens Park Rangers
• Blackburn Rovers v Coventry City
• Brentford v Stoke City
• Luton Town v Sheffield Wednesday
• Middlesbrough v Cardiff City
• Preston North End v Huddersfield Town
• Rotherham United v Reading
• Swansea City v Bristol City

After one added minute, the first half ends all square.

Watford started sharply before Bournemouth responded well - but not much has happened.

Adam Masina has gone close for the visitors, while Lloyd Kelly has tested Hornets keeper Daniel Bachmann.

Watford respond to Bournemouth's spell of pressure with a stretch of possession of their own.

It ends with Ismaila Sarr curling a shot over the Cherries bar from all of 30 yards out.

Defences are on top at the moment, with both sides lacking creativity.

Watford centre-back Craig Cathcart gets a talking-to from referee Tony Harrington for a challenge on Dominic Solanke on the left flank.

The defender was climbing all over the Cherries striker, and was more of a rugby tackle.

He's slightly fortunate to get away without a caution.

Watford midfielder Will Hughes is teed up by Ismaila Sarr, but his side-footed effort goes well clear of the bar from over 25 yards out.

We've got a first booking too.

Watford left-back Adam Masina is shown yellow for a late challenge on Adam Smith in the build-up to that Lloyd Kelly shot.

The hosts are enjoying their best spell of the match so far.

A first shot on target of the match!

Bournemouth have a decent spell of pressure as they probe away at the Watford defence.

Eventually they find Lloyd Kelly in space on the left and his half-volley is tipped over the bar by Hornets keeper Daniel Bachmann.

The ball was rising but straight at him - a save you'd expect him to make.

Bournemouth midfielder Ben Pearson is down and clutching his left ankle, but seems fine to continue.

He slipped just before Joao Pedro had a shot blocked.

There's an early kick-off in League Two.

Crawley Town are entertaining seventh-placed Exeter.

The Reds are 14th, eight points off the Grecians, who occupy the final play-off place.

Another good ball in from Watford full-back Kiko Femenia.

Striker Joao Pedro and Asmir Begovic contest for the ball and it looks like the Hornets man gets his head to it ahead of the keeper.

It goes behind and the Brazilian wants a corner - but a goal-kick is awarded.

Bournemouth need to cut off this supply of crosses into their box.

Watford forward Ken Sema unleashes a volley from 15 yards out, but it goes well over the bar.

The ball was dropping and it was worth a dig.

Junior Stanislas cuts inside into the Watford area, but loses his balance and misses his kick from the corner of the six-yard box.

A bit of a let-off for the visitors there.

There was some good play from Dominic Solanke to set the winger running towards goal.

Bournemouth have taken the sting out of the game after weathering the early Watford storm.

But the Cherries are yet to really impose themselves on the game.

It's a beautiful day on the south coast, with the Vitality Stadium pitch bathed in sunshine.

Watford have had the better of the match so far, with over 60% of possession.

But we are still awaiting the first shot on target.

The Cherries just about deal with another cross into their box from the right wing.

It's headed away to the edge of the area, but the ball won't drop for the Watford players who was looking to pick up the pieces and shoot at goal.

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Bournemouth manage to get a foot on the ball and work it forward well.

Lloyd Kelly advances and finds Junior Stanislas, as the Hornets defence suddenly opens up.

The forward shoots at goal but his effort is blocked behind by Francisco Sierralta.

The resulting corner drops to Jefferson Lerma, but the Cherries midfielder can't react quickly enough.

Asmir Begovic punches away a cross from the overlapping Kiko Femenia, and left-back Adam Masina heads the dropping ball wide of the Bournemouth goal.

Watford are going for it from the off.

Watford have started sharply.

Cherries left-back Lloyd Kelly slides in to cut out a through-ball from Will Hughes which was intended to slide Ismaila Sarr into the area.