Back under way in Coventry.

With West Bromwich Albion losing, the Sky Blues know a win will take them top of the Championship.

Can they find a breakthrough?

Posh, meanwhile, are 45 minutes away from a first away point since their return to the second tier.

We asked whether West Bromwich Albion or Coventry would top the Championship tonight - as it turns out, it could be neither.

What do you make of your sides' displays, Baggies and Sky Blues fans?

And how about the QPR and Peterborough supporters out there - happy with the night's work thus far?

Let us know your thoughts via #bbcefl on Twitter.

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Andre Gray's strike after 45 seconds separates the sides at the break.

Another Baggies corner is recycled, and this time Darnell Furlong heads well over.

The right-back was stretching for that one.

Difficult chance - but the hosts are pressing at the end of the half.

QPR deal with the initial corner, but Matt Phillips and then Grady Diangana try and work room for a cross.

Diangana dinks the ball in and Kyle Bartley gets his head on it, but the ball goes through harmlessly to Seny Dieng.

West Brom come forward again and a crucial interception by a defender puts the ball behind for a corner.

It's half-time between Barrow and Newport, and the Exiles lead 1-0 through Finn Azaz's strike.

Hold on, and victory would take the Welsh side into the play-off places.

QPR mount a counter and Ilias Chair releases Andre Gray over halfway.

Gray is forced a bit wide by the pass, and the angle is against him as he gets into the box and Baggies keeper Sam Johnstone sees off the danger.

After a few missed openings, West Brom carve out a fine chance.

Matt Phillips spins in behind the defence and lifts in a cross from the right.

Adam Reach meets the ball firmly, but his header is straight at Rangers keeper Seny Dieng.

A fine reaction save from point-blank range.

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Coventry send a couple more attempts over the Posh bar before the break, with Gustavo Hamer and Martyn Waghorn unable to find the target.

Goalless at the interval.

Another Coventry chance goes begging as Todd Kane gets into the Posh box, but the right-back shoots wide at the near post.

About three minutes plus stoppages to the break.

Baggies midfielder Alex Mowatt sizes up the free-kick - but doesn't strike it cleanly at all.

He clips it into the wall, and Darnell Furlong eventually fires over the bar as the move breaks down.

West Brom get a free-kick in a decent position just outside the box as Jimmy Dunne tangles with Darnell Furlong.

It's just to the right of the D, favouring the left-footer.

A few chances for Coventry as the hosts probe for the equaliser.

Gustavo Hamer fires over then Callum O'Hare is inches away from getting on the end of an inviting cross from Todd Kane.

Then Ian Maatsen toe-pokes straight at Posh keeper David Cornell.

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Mark Warburton's men made the perfect start this evening.

The former Brentford, Rangers and Nottingham Forest boss saw his side beaten in his 100th Championship game in charge last weekend.

Can the west Londoners end the evening with all three points?

Half an hour gone in Coventry, and there's been a lack of real goalmouth action.

Still no shots on target to report, while Coventry have had a couple of efforts blocked.

The chances are coming thick and fast now.

Ilias Chair has an effort saved by Sam Johnstone.

Then the Baggies break away and Darnell Furlong twists and turns his man in the QPR box before shooting straight at Seny Dieng.

Grady Diangana gets in behind the Rangers defence again, this time on the right hand side.

He gets into the box but the angle is all against him, despite being on his left foot.

The winger tries to lash it at goal, but gets his contact all wrong and skews the ball well away from the Rangers net.

A let-off for the visitors there. Moments later, Karlan Grant has a low shot saved by Seny Dieng.

Grady Diangana gets into the R's box on the left, but Jimmy Dunne does enough to cut the ball out as the winger tries to find Karlan Grant in the area.

Almost an instant reply by Albion, as Grady Diangana whistles a low left-footed strike just wide of the right-hand upright from 25 yards out.

I think R's keeper Seny Dieng just about had it covered.