James Garner with a curling free-kick from the edge of the box, which Seny Dieng sprawls to claw away for QPR.

Forest closest to another goal in the past few moments. Alex Mighten passed up a chance just before that too.

The very definition of an impact substitute at the DW Stadium!

Around 30 seconds after coming off the bench Andy Cannon has put Portsmouth a goal up at lowly Wigan to further strengthen their play-off credentials.

Meanwhile, a Will Aimson own goal has given Shrewsbury the lead against fellow mid-table side Plymouth.

A double change for Rotherham for the second half, with Florian Jozefzoon and Chiedozie Ogbene replacing Ben Wiles and Daniel Barlaser.

It's Ogbene's first appearance since suffering a knee injury back in September.

Wycombe have also switched things up, as David Wheeler is on for Anis Mehmeti.

Forest have cranked into life nicely in the second half, with Filip Krovinovic and Sammy Ameobi both peppering the Rangers goal.

Krovinovic's effort over the top while Seny Dieng foils Ameobi.

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David Worrall has put in-form Port Vale 1-0 up at Harrogate through David Worrall's fine half-volley.

The game is being refereed by Rebecca Welch, the first female official to take charge of an EFL match.

Elsewhere, Oldham are 3-0 up away at Crawley, Conor McAleny with his second of the afternoon.

Reading midfielder Ovie Ejaria goes down in the box and there are a few appeals for a spot kick, but Jonathan Moss is having none of it.

A superb ball from Benjamin Whiteman over the top to Preston striker Emil Riis Jakobsen who races to get a touch on it, but Freddie Woodman darts off his line to clear just ahead of him.

Luton have made changes at the break, Glen Rea and Sam Nombe are off while Harry Cornick and Sonny Bradley are on for the Hatters.

They were undone by Daryl Dike's goal.

I swear those 15 minutes of half-time pass faster and faster each week.

Anyway, games are getting back under way across the EFL.

The first half simmered nicely enough but I can smell plenty more goals over the next 45 minutes...

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• Table-toppers Cambridge 1-0 down at fourth-placed Tranmere, with former U's player Paul Lewis scoring
• Second-placed Cheltenham drawing 1-1 at bottom side Grimsby
• Callum Harriott's goal has strugglers Colchester ahead against relegation rivals Barrow
• Salford lead at Forest Green, Oldham 2-0 up at Crawley

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• Goals have Callum Elder and Keane Lewis-Potter have leaders Hull 2-0 up against relegation-threatened Northampton
• Peterborough and Sunderland goalless at the break in the match between second and third place
• Blackpool lead play-off rivals Gillingham 3-1, with Jerry Yates scoring twice
• Mikael Mandron's brace has Crewe 2-0 up at MK Dons, with remaining seven games level

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• Wycombe give their slim survival hopes a welcome boost with goals from Admiral Muskwe and Jason McCarthy against fellow strugglers Rotherham
• Philip Billing's first-half strike gives Bournemouth the lead against Blackburn in their push for the play-offs
• Daryl Dike puts Barnsley in front against Luton in their bid to record a sixth straight away win
• Late goals from Reading's Michael Olise and Nottingham Forest's Alex Mighten give them 1-0 leads against Derby and QPR respectively

Whatever notes and thoughts Wayne Rooney might have had about the first half just changed in an instant with that goal from Reading's Michael Olise.

Derby down by a goal, and the Royals promotion bid gets a helpful jolt.

Gareth Ainsworth's side started the day nine points from safety - they're now off the bottom as it stands as they head into the break with a two-goal advantage.

They almost made it a third on the stroke of half-time, but Admiral Muskwe's goalbound shot was deflected behind.

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All square at the break between these two sides with slim play-off hopes.

Murray Wallace bundled in for Millwall before Jacob Brown squirmed in an equaliser shortly before half-time.

A rather uninspiring opening half, the deadlock yet to be broken at the Liberty Stadium.

Daryl Dike's goal has the Tykes in front at Kenilworth Road - big goal for the play-off chasers.

Philip Billing's goal separates the two sides.

The Cherries are back in the play-off places as it stands.

The Sky Blues lead at the break through Leo Ostigard's early goal.

Coventry could be seven points clear of the drop zone by the close of play if things stay as they are.

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