Calvin Andrew
Ex-Rochdale, Mansfield and Port Vale forward on Squad Goals

It's massively important for them to get this win, for everyone at the club, not just the players, but the fans, the backroom staff.

It'll lift everyone getting that first win in a long, long time.

No wins in 12 matches stretching back to last season for Nigel Pearson's side before their visit to Berkshire.

But still 40 minutes to go in this 20:00 BST kick-off.

Blackpool indebted to their goalkeeper and skipper Chris Maxwell for keeping them in this match.

Gustavo Hamer goes close to making it 2-0 to the visitors as his shot is just tipped wide of the post by Maxwell after Ian Maatsen's ball in.

Hour mark passed and still no goals in this one.

Haven't been as many chances as there were in the first half and Huddersfield look a bit more composed on the ball.

Back under way in Berkshire.

Reading had 66% possession in the first half, but fell behind to two goals from set pieces.

Veljko Paunovic will be keen for the Royals to do more with the ball when they have it. Tom Dele-Bashiru is on for the hosts to make his debut after joining from Watford on loan.

Just 45 minutes stand between Bristol City and a first league win since March.

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Millwall survive another scare as their defenders block goalbound efforts from Fabio Carvalho and Ivan Cavaleiro.

Daniel Ballard then slides in to stop a low cross from reaching Aleksandar Mitrovic, and the Lions defender collides with his own keeper in the process.

Marco Silva has Fulham playing some lovely stuff, and the visitors are a constant threat. A change to 4-4-2 hasn't really helped Millwall since the restart.

Marlon Pack went very close to hauling Cardiff back into this match after those two quick Peterborough goals.

He met the ball with his right and seemed set to score after wrong-footing the goalkeeper but the ball crept inches wide of the left post.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

We mentioned the four Swansea old boys in the Stoke ranks earlier on, and sure enough one of them has made a mark on this game.

After Swansea gave the ball away in their own defensive third, Sam Clucas had time and space to pick his spot and roll a shot into the net.

He celebrated by taking off his shirt as he ran to the East Stand - the noisiest corner of this stadium - and holding up the Stoke badge to the home crowd.

It did not go down well.

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Bonmahon Beach: Fulham. Too good for the Championship. But not good enough for the PL.

Former Fulham wing-back Scott Malone picks up a yellow for a cynical foul on Neeskens Kebano.

The left-back is sporting a bleach-blonde hairstyle this season.

Kebano needs some treatment before being able to continue.

Alex Newby equalised for Rochdale against Forest Green, but less than 60 seconds later Rovers were back in front through Matt Stevens. 2-1 to the early League Two leaders.

The one other goal in the division since the restart has come at Walsall - the hosts lead Scunthorpe.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

This is worrying for Stoke. Goalscorer Nick Powell went down in a heap and immediately raised his hand to the bench.

His night is over thanks to what looks like a knee injury, with Jordan Thompson coming on his place.

Swansea made their first change before the break, with Russell Martin sending on another forward, Joel Piroe, in an attempt to turn the tide of this contest.

The Swans have improved a little since then, but they are still create a chance of any note.

The visitors start with the same intensity from the first half.

Bartosz Bialkowski gets down to his right to pull off a good save from Aleksandar Mitrovic's half-volley.

Fabio Carvalho gets to the rebound first but sends his shot into the ground, and it bounces up nicely for the Lions keeper to claw behind.

Huddersfield start the second half by bringing on Fraizer Campbell for Danny Ward in an attempt to give them a bit more bite up front.

Preston had the better of the chances in the first 45 minutes.

Both sides make a change for the second half.

Millwall bring on striker Matt Smith for wing-back Mahlon Romeo, which will surely mean a switch to a back four.

Fulham introduce Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa in place of midfielder Josh Onomah, who looked like he got a knock.

The Lions need a vast improvement after the Whites ran them ragged in the first half.

Back under way in south Wales for the second half where the hosts needs to find an equaliser.

Russell Martin hoping for a bit of a boost in his early days as Swans boss.

But they are heading for the dressing-rooms in Reading.

The Royals trail after goals from Andreas Weimann and Chris Martin put Bristol City 2-0 up.