Much more urgency and cutting edge from Wayne Rooney's Derby since the interval.

Lee Buchanan crosses from the left and Matt Clarke shoots over at the near post.

The visitors are constantly knocking on the door.

This is more like it from Derby.

Martyn Waghorn has a go and is denied by a Preston block but the ball falls to centre-back Matt Clarke, whose follow-up is kept out by Daniel Iversen.

Liam Palmer is presented with a half-chance for Wednesday but his shot is wide of the near post.

And then from a corner, Jordan Rhodes headers over against his old club.

A few goals going in early as some of the 19:00 BST kick-offs start their second halves.

Crewe are ahead at Fleetwood through Owen Dale while play-off charging Oxford United have gone 1-0 ahead at AFC Wimbledon through Josh Ruffels.

Charlton meanwhile who are just behind Oxford with games in hand have taken the lead at Plymouth through Jake Forster-Caskey.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

It is quite something that this game is still goalless given the number of chances there were at both ends in the first period.

Ilias Chair twice hit the post for Rangers while Wayne Routledge's shot deflected onto the woodwork at the other end.

There were plenty of other opportunities, too.

Watford's win at Norwich means Swansea need something extraordinary to happen if they are to overhaul the Hornets.

Their first task is to find a breakthrough tonight.

Wayne Rooney has made a double half-time substitution as he looks to get something out of his Derby side.

He brings on striker Martyn Waghorn and Lee Buchanan for Jason Knight and Craig Forsyth.

They're starting to get back under way in our three 19:00 BST Championship matches.

As it stands Sheffield Wednesday will live to fight another day and move to within four points of fourth-bottom Derby with three games left.

We'll also continue to keep you across all the key action in League One and League Two.

And in another game which kicked-off at 19:45 BST, it's not quite going with the form book.

Peterborough United trail Gillingham 1-0 as Connor Ogilvie puts the visitors ahead against the team in second at the start of the night.

Sunderland will probably want both theirs and that match to finish now!

Elsewhere in League One...

Wigan go into half-time at Shrewsbury 2-0 ahead as Callum Lang added to Will Keane's opener.

Swindon meanwhile have pulled off a huge win beating Portsmouth 3-1.

That result lifts them off the bottom as things stand with Bristol Rovers still trailing 1-0 to MK Dons.

Promoted leaders Norwich lose at home for the second time in three days and second-placed Watford are very close to joining them in the Premier League.

As it stands - with Brentford having drawn and Swansea only at half-time - the Hornets are points clear of third with three games left.

Xisco Munoz's side are also within five points of Norwich. So the title race remains active.

It was Dan Gosling's side-footed effort from close-range which decided the game.

Brentford once again fail to pick up three points.

They slip even further behind second-placed Watford.

Kieffer Moore's penalty put Cardiff ahead before Tarique Fosu's fortunate equaliser but the Bees just could not find a winner despite dominating the closing stages.

Teemu Pukki gets to the byline and tees up Norwich team-mate Mario Vrancic but his strike is excellently blocked.

The promoted leaders are running out of time for a leveller.

Ben Whiteman's fine header means Derby boss Wayne Rooney will be sweating.

The Rams are in the thick of a relegation scrap - starting the night four points clear - and both Rotherham and Sheffield Wendesday could be breathing down their necks.

Josh Windass' deflected strike has relegation threatened Sheffield Wednesday ahead at the break.

They could have doubled their lead on the stroke of half-time - Adam Reach seeing a strike saved and Windass' follow-up excellently blocked.

Into five minutes of stoppage time.

Brentford's slim hopes of automatic promotion looking like they are almost dashed with Watford winning.

We're into seven minutes of stoppage time at Carrow Road.

It looks like Norwich will be made to wait to secure the Championship title.

Second-placed will move to within five points if they can hold on.

Second-placed Cheltenham Town take what could be a crucial lead at Stevenage.

George Lloyd with the opener just before the break.

That looks even more significant as Leyton Orient level it at 1-1 against leaders Cambridge United.

Tranmere Rovers meanwhile have taken the lead at Bradford City thanks to an own goal from Bantams keeper Paudie O'Connor as he failed to cling on to a shot from the left.