Callum Paterson and Izzy Brown are on for Wednesday just past the hour mark to replace Jordan Rhodes and Liam Shaw.

Can former Cardiff man Paterson do some damage to Swansea's promotion chances?

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All over in west Yorkshire.

Bournemouth hang on despite Huddersfield's late rally to make it five wins in a row and go above Barnsley up to fifth.

Huddersfield's struggles continue and they are still not out of danger.

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Into five minutes added time at the end of this one.

Can Huddersfield steal an unlikely draw?

Around 20 minutes played in this one and most of the running being made by QPR.

Charlie Kelman and George Thomas again trying their luck with shots, the first blocked and then the second going over the crossbar.

Wednesday go close again to finding an equaliser.

Josh Windass again at the heart of their attacking efforts as this time he sends a cross to the back post towards Liam Shaw but he can't quite get a definitive touch to send it on target....

Wigan have turned their game against Sunderland around. Callum Lang has just tapped in on the line to put them 2-1 up against the promotion chasers after 58 minutes.

Victory could take the Latics out of the drop zone.

Inside the last 10 minutes of this one now.

Jack Stacey goes close to restoring Bournemouth's two-goal cushion with a driving run and shot across goal that Dominic Solanke looked set to tap in unmarked but he couldn't quite reach it in time.

A big goal at the foot of the division - Jimmy Keohane has give bottom side Rochdale the lead against 23rd-placed Swindon.

Play-off chasing Oxford United have also gone in front against Shrewsbury through Robert Atkinson.

Sheffield Wednesday being frustrated in their attempts to find a way level.

Josh Windass tries his luck with a shot but Swansea skiper Matt Grimes is across to get a block in as it went goalward.

George Thomas with the first real chance of this game for QPR.

Stefan Johansen clips a ball over the top for him to get on the end of but his ambitious half-volley goes wide.

Back up and running for the second half at Hillsborough.

No changes for either side.

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Will Nightingale and Jack Rudoni have both scored in the space of four minutes to put AFC Wimbledon 2-0 up against Ipswich. The evening's just got worse for the Tractor Boys as well with Josh Harrop sent off after 28 minutes for a late challenge on Nesta Guinness-Walker.

Morecambe are also in front against Scunthorpe in League Two.

A number of other games are now under way at 19:00 BST in the two divisions.

Off and running at the New York Stadium.

Just about to get going in the third and final Championship fixture of the evening at the New York Stadium.

Here's the two teams with the hosts in need of a win to close the six-point deficit to fourth from bottom Coventry City.

Rotherham XI: Johansson, Olosunde, Harding, A MacDonald, Robertson, Giles; S MacDonald, Barlaser, Wiles; Crooks (capt), Ladapo.

Subs: Blackman, Wood, Wing, Lindsay, Sadlier, Jozefzoon, Ogbene, Smith, Hirst.

QPR XI: Dieng, Barbet, Kakay, Dickie, De Wijs, Hamalainen, Johansen, Field, Kelmen, Thomas, Dykes.

Subs: Lumley, Kane, Adomah, Ball, Bettache, Chair, Duke-McKenna, Willock, Bonne.

Past the hour mark in this one and Bournemouth make a first change.

Jack Stacey comes on to replace David Brooks who continues to make an impressive return from injury.

Half-time at Hillsborough.

Jamal Lowe's goal sending Swansea up to third as it stands.

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Huddersfield go close to pulling a goal back as an effort from Lewis O'Brien comes back off the post.

Aaron Rowe again looking bright for the hosts as he played him in.

More changes for the hosts though as Danny Ward and Sorba Thomas are brought on.

Wigan have levelled just before the break in their League One game against Sunderland - Will Keane with the goal from close range on 42 minutes to make it 1-1.

Still goalless between Crewe and Portsmouth and AFC Wimbledon and Ipswich elsewhere in the division.

Half-time approaching but expect a couple of minutes to be added on after Wednesday skipper Barry Bannan went down with an injury for a short while.

He seems to be OK to continue for the time being though.