The restart has been delayed at the Den.

They've finally reached half-time at the Hawthorns where, despite delays and stoppages, West Brom have been dominant.

Jordan Hugill put them ahead, and should've had more, with Kyle Bartley heading in a second.

Bristol City have looked well off the pace.

Joe Thompson
Former Rochdale and Tranmere midfielder on Squad Goals

Troy Deeney is leading from the front and that's what you want.

There was a lot of talk when he decided to move from Watford.

He's still got that hunger and fight and he's doing it this afternoon against Swansea.

Henry Liston
Squad Goals

They call the style 'Val-ball' with Valerien Ismael now at West Brom.

A lot of Baggies fans aren't happy with the way they play, but they're at the right end of the Championship.

2-0 up at half-time, you can't argue with that.

They're getting back under way for the second half across most of the grounds in the EFL.

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TEN minutes have been added at the end of the first half.

That's largely because of a lengthy stoppage for an injury to Bristol City defender Nathan Baker.

The game also started 15 minutes late after a medical emergency involving a fan in the home end.

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• Leaders Forest Green Rovers are being held 1-1 by Salford City at the break.
• As things stand, Harrogate Town are cutting the gap at the top to two points. They're leading Hartlepool 2-0.
• Port Vale are up into the automatic promotion spots, they're 2-0 up against Colchester, while high-flying Swindon Town are losing by the same score to Bradford.
• At the bottom, Scunthorpe are leading Crawley 1-0, while Carlisle are drawing 0-0 with relegation rivals Oldham.

• League leaders Plymouth equalise after going a goal down at Morecmabe.
• Out-of-sorts Bolton losing 2-0 at home to Gillingham and Oxford lead by the same score at Burton
• Portsmouth 1-0 up at Accrington as they look to end a run of back-to-back defeats.
• Lowly Doncaster 2-0 up at home to Cheltenham and off bottom spot as it stands, Crewe set to drop to bottom spot as they trail 1-0 at promotion-chasing Wycombe.

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• Dominic Solanke's double has leaders Bournemouth 2-0 up at home to Huddersfield
• Blackpool lead Preston in Lancashire derby through Keshi Anderson goal
• High-flying Coventry lead Derby, who are without ill manager Wayne Rooney
• Luton and Stoke 1-0 up against Hull and Millwall respectively
• West Brom ahead against Bristol City in a game which kicked off 15 minutes late due to a medical emergency in the crowd

Ryan Tafazolli gives Wycombe the lead against Crewe, which pulls them above Sunderland and up into the automatic promotion places.

At the other end of the table, that puts the Alex six points adrift of safety, with Doncaster now winning 2-0 at home to Cheltenham.

Tom Anderson has powered in a vital header in added time for a side who have really struggled this season.

Stoke shading it at the break.

Goalless in Birmingham, but Blues will be kicking themselves having seen a Scott Hogan strike ruled out for offside and Gary Gardner missing an open goal early on.

Henry Liston
Squad Goals

Chris Wilder has been mentioned before. Cardiff need somebody to come in there and sort them out.

Do they get someone younger in from the academy? I don't think that's what Cardiff need.

Cardiff City have sacked manager Mick McCarthy after defeat by Middlesbrough today.

Coventry's half as Matthew Godden's penalty is the difference at the break.

Ouch.

Bristol City's George Tanner - moments after that horrible backpass - is hooked off by Nigel Pearson, with the more experienced Danny Simpson on at full-back in his place.

They've been firmly second best throughout.

It was one of the most hotly-anticipated games in League One today, with sixth-placed MK Dons hosting fifth-placed Rotherham.

Make that fourth, as Michael Ihiekwe has put Paul Warne's away side in front.

Elsewhere, a Michael Bostwick own goal has doubled the advantage of Karl Robinson's Oxford side.

Bristol City are almost architects of their own downfall.

A woeful attempted backpass from George Tanner puts Jordan Hugill through on goal but his shot is excellently tipped behind by visiting keeper Dan Bentley.

Hugill could/should've had a first-half hat-trick for West Brom.