Big save from Mark Travers for Bournemouth, as Sheffield United threaten for the first time.

Billy Sharp tries to capitalise on Lloyd Kelly's loose touch but the veteran Sharp cannot convert for the lead.

Forest turning the screw, Brennan Johnson burns off the defence and sweeps the ball in for Philip Zinckernagel, but the Blues recover to clear.

Luton pressuring Huddersfield as this first half draws on but this is a game lacking in quality so far.

A free-kick to the hosts and then a corner are well dealt with by the Terriers, with neither side offering much in front of goal so far.

Plenty of good chances in this game.

Aaron Leya Iseka is growing in confidence as he dances past two Millwall defenders before rifling towards the target.

Minutes before that, Tykes defender Liam Kitching thwarted Benik Afoke as he tried to shoot from close range.

Cardiff taking the fight to Reading now in the battle for the first goal this afternoon.

Joe Ralls sees his shot blocked but Cardiff keep it alive and Mark McGuinness soon heads wide of the mark.

This game I felt would be a good one, but at the time of writing there have been three shots on target.

All of them have gone to the home side.

In fact, the Blades have had more bookings than shots on target, with John Fleck seeing yellow after seven minutes.

Before today, Bolton Wanderers had failed to score in four of their last six games.

But perhaps they can change that run as midfielder Antoni Sarcevic has scored against his former side Shrewsbury Town by curling a delightful shot into the top corner. Left winger Oladapo Afolayan added a second moments later.

Morecambe also have a 2-0 lead, with Adam Philips adding to Alfie McCalmont's strike, while it's the same scoreline between Crewe thanks to Oliver Finney and Scott Robertson both netting.

Reading counter against Cardiff in an entertaining affair in the Welsh capital.

Junior Hoilett, playing against his former side, puts an overhit cross into the box but Ovie Ejaria picks it up and Baba Rahman sees his effort dealt with.

Swansea keeping up the pressure on Derby, with Joel Latibeaudiere nodding a Jamie Paterson centre into the side-netting.

The Rams, bottom of the table after their points deduction, surviving the raids so far.

What do Birmingham have to do here?! They've struck the woodwork again.

Jeremie Bela swings in a cross, Lukas Jutkiewicz attacks it in trademark fashion but his header thumps the post.

Forest living slightly dangerously.

RGonthebanksoftheriversevern: Can I play in goal as Robbie Green?

Er, if your name is Rob Green then yes.

Personal battle going on between Denmark's Phil Billing in the red and black corner and Sweden's Robin Olsen in the red and white of Sheffield United.

Billing gets a gift of a poor clearance but Olsen watches the effort wide which is slapped his way by the Bournemouth midfielder.

Devante Cole has had a couple of early efforts on goal for Barnsley, who look menacing up front.

But Tykes have to be alert as a moment ago, Millwall's Benik Afoke raced through the defence and forced Brad Collins into a smart double save.

Another talking point on Squad Goals today is the departure of Mike Flynn as Newport County boss.

It's fair to say that the Exiles fans are full of praise for the job Flynn has done in south east Wales.

Caitlin: A tweet would never be able to do justice what this man has done for our club. Thank you for everything, Mr. Newport County.

Lloyd: I’ve been thinking, Too much of a coincidence Mike Flynn leaving county this close to an international break while City are struggling ain’t it? I think today’s result doesn’t matter and MM is gonna leave this international break with Mike Flynn being his replacement.

Gareth: Massive mistake. You could see this was going to happen after play-offs. Really hope Flynn gets a great opportunity.

Kevin: What a fantastic job Flynny did often in very challenging circumstances. The club would have disappeared from the Football League before his leadership.

Hull fans were starting to grumble a bit in midweek as they toiled against Blackpool but they've started on the front-foot against Middlesbrough.

However, the Teessiders have had a couple of chances too, Marcus Tavernier getting an effort away which birthday boy Matt Ingram saves.