Fred Onyedinma hits the crossbar for Luton.

Long-ball forward was flicked on by Elijah Adebayo and Onyedinma chased it and pinged a shot at goal which smacked back off the bar.

Derby almost totally turned around here.

A LATE TWIST!

How have Millwall not scored?!

Jed Wallace forces a big save from Robin Olsen with a scissor-kick volley from the right side of the box, and it's a fine save.

However, somehow Mason Bennett - who is sniffing about for second chances - cannot guide his instinctive effort on target. Wide.

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Tyrese Campbell's first appearance in 10 months from the bench has undoubtedly given the home fans - and the home team - a bit of a lift.

But Scott Parker's Bournemouth look well organised to see this one out.

It's home boss Michael O'Neill's 100th game in charge, since his appointment in November 2019 - and it looks like proving the Potters' first home defeat of the season.

Right now, you can only hear the Cherries fans.

The Bet365 Stadium almost rises to its feet in acclaim, but Stoke substitute Tyrese Campbell can only drill his low shot at goalkeeper Mark Travers.

Campbell is making his first outing of the season after a long lay-off with a knee injury, and he wasn't far off there.

Well struck but straight at Travers.

Brilliant goalkeeping by Millwall goalkeeper Bartosz Bialkowski, who tips Iliman Ndiaye's fierce effort over the top and away.

The Blades substitute evaded the tired lunge of Jake Cooper before arrowing his effort at goal.

Sunderland are absolutely flying away against Crewe and have just got their fourth goal through Leon Dajaku, to make it 4-0. They're up to second in the table as it stands.

Another team having an excellent night is Ipswich, who are also 4-0 up away from home at Portsmouth with Wes Burns getting their fourth goal on 75 minutes.

There's also been another goal for Charlton who are on the comeback trail at home against Accrington, and are now 3-2 down with just over 10 minutes to go.

Really open game at Bramall Lane, with the 10-men of Sheffield United oozing up field one minute, and Millwall pouring back at them a minute later.

John Fleck is trying to drive the Blades on, while the extra space is giving Millwall the chance to stretch the play with the wide-running Scott Malone heavily involved.

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That was the chance to seal it for Bournemouth.

Dominic Solanke dances through a tackle and as the space opens up, looks to smash it beyond Adam Davies but it pings the crossbar and bounces away.

Inches.

Big chance for QPR as Ilias Chair's free-kick drops to former Burnley defender Jimmy Dunne, who can only fire over from close range.

These two sides have scored 80 goals between them in their past 24 games.

Surely this won't finish 0-0...

Bristol City are so close to wrapping up their first home win in nine months as Nahki Wells sees his shot tipped onto the post by Forest keeper Brice Samba.

The Robins are dominating. Can they find that second goal?

Stoke a yard or two from putting Jacob Brown in behind, as a one-touch pass looks to release him.

Gary Cahill just stepped up in time. Timeless guile and smarts from the big centre-half.

Then, Bournemouth break at the other end and a Jack Stacey cross from the right is begging to be buried but there's no one there to meet it.

Tyrese Campbell about to be wheeled out... big call from Michael O'Neill. How good will it be for Stoke to have him back?

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That's a fantastic goal from Forest Green. Set piece, corner, not even whipped in, kind of hung up into the six yard box and the striker came from absolutely nowhere. Matt Stevens rose highest, was bravest there and headed into an empty goal.

League Two leaders Forest Green could have a six-point lead at the top by the end of tonight.

Jake Cooper meets a swinging ball in from Scott Malone but his thumping header breezes wide of the Sheffield United goal.

Cooper and Shaun Hutchinson are always a danger in the box.

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Derby could be just three points from moving out of the drop zone if they hold on against Luton. Remarkable turnaround after their 12-point deduction.

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An already flat mood in Stoke has turned even flatter.

Just why Stoke keeper Adam Davies apparently chose not to use his hands to try and keep out Ryan Christie's goalbound, but weak shot may forever remain one of the great football mysteries.

But a grateful Dominic Solanke tucked away the rebound to send the 549 visiting fans into rapture. And then the Potters could only hit the post at the other end.

Only three sides - Coventry City, Swansea City and Derby County - had conceded fewer goals at home than Stoke's four this season, prior to kick-off.

Now that tally is up to five - and Bournemouth are on course for a fourth successive single-goal victory here.

The Stoke fans in a seriously reduced crowd of 18,427 - more than 4,000 down on the Potters' previous home game - may need to have to seriously up their game if their team are going to get anything.

Well that would have been special.

Bristol City's Nakhi Wells spots Forest keeper Brice Samba off his line and goes for goal from inside his own half...

Just over.