Leaders Fulham held by bottom side Derby
Second-placed Bournemouth draw at Millwall
QPR beat Huddersfield to go fourth in Championship
Poya Asbaghi loses first game in charge of Barnsley against Swansea
Bakinson goal gives Bristol City win over Stoke
Hull get huge win at Cardiff in bottom of table game
Blackburn thump Peterborough 4-0 - Brereton Diaz scores two
Millwall 0-0 Bournemouth
The hosts with the bulk of the early pressure so far.
Former Bournemouth striker Benik Afobe hoping to cause them a few headaches tonight in a Millwall shirt.
He's already looking to try and win a few physical battles up top against the likes of Gary Cahill and Chris Mepham.
Cardiff 0-0 Hull City
These pair are down at the wrong end of the table but both come into this one off the back of successive wins.
No early chances of note so far.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBristol City 0-0 Stoke City
Stoke in business again early doors.
Jacob Brown the man denied this time as Steven Fletcher slides the ball ahead of him and via a slight deflection, Dan Bentley palms away his shot with his left hand.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBristol City 0-0 Stoke City
A fast start from Stoke at Ashton Gate.
They almost take the lead from their very first attack.
But Steven Fletcher sees his back-post header bounce back off the opposite upright as Dan Bentley was left looking and hoping he wouldn't have to pick the ball out of his own net early on.
QPR 0-0 Huddersfield
The visitors nearly make the perfect start!
Harry Toffolo crosses for Ollie Turton and his goalbound header is saved by R's goalkeeper Seny Dieng.
Fulham 0-0 Derby
Fulham are without leading scorer Aleksandar Mitrovic this evening as well as goalkeeper Marek Rodak and club captain Tom Cairney.
No immediate reasons given for their absences by the club that I've seen yet but the hosts going for their eighth win in a row.
Image source, Rex FeaturesRight then - we've warmed you up, now it's time for the main event!
Kick-off in all seven of this evening's fixtures.
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Are we going to see some bolters from mid-table put a run together and spring into gear or are the pace-setters going to pull further away?
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Press your red button on your remote, log on to the BBC iPlayer or tap or click the play icon at the top of this page to bring up the vidiprinter screen where all the latest goal flashes will be on display. listen to live commentary of Manchester City v PSG from 20:00 GMT and hear reporters from around the grounds with updates and goal news.
Five matches produce few goals
Image source, PA MediaTuesday night saw five other Championship fixtures. Goals were in short supply, but incidents weren't.
Three goalless draws between Blackpool and West Brom, Nottingham Forest and Luton and Coventry and Birmingham did include their moments of debate as Forest survived a red card to Jack Colback as Brice Samba saved a penalty from Luton's Elijah Adebayo.
West Brom lost the chance to make up ground on the top two as their winless run stretched to three matches.
Birmingham survived the last 14 minutes with only 10 men against Coventry after Ryan Woods was given a straight red card.
The Sky Blues missed the chance to climb to third as they failed to score at home for the first time this season.
In the games where there were goals, Preston came from behind to beat Middlesbrough at the Riverside and leave new Boro boss Chris Wilder still searching for his first win.
Meanwhile at The SCL Stadium, Jayden Bogle's second-half volley saw Sheffield United beat Reading in a game overshadowed by lengthy "urgent medical care" to Blades midfielder John Fleck.
The Scotland midfielder collapsed on the pitch in the second half, but was conscious and sitting up after being taken by ambulance to hospital straight from the ground.
Just a point separates the top two going into this evening's fixtures.
Image source, BBC SportFulham are in pole position after they beat Barnsley on Saturday and Bournemouth suffered a first away defeat of the season on Sunday at bottom-placed Derby.
Stoke and QPR have chances to move up the table if they can pick up victories this evening.
Image source, BBC SportAt the other end, all of the bottom six except Reading are in action.
Derby will be hoping to reclaim more of their deducted points while Barnsley have new boss Poya Asbaghi in charge for the first time when they host Swansea.
Cardiff and Hull play each other while Peterborough could move out of the bottom three if results go their way both there and from their trip to Blackburn.
Image source, Getty ImagesLet's start at the top, where leaders Fulham take on bottom-of-the-table Derby.
The Cottagers certainly won't be underestimating the Rams, who came from behind to beat Bournemouth at home on Sunday 3-2 as they try and plot the greatest of great escapes despite being deducted points for a second time this season.
Talking of Bournemouth, Scott Parker takes his side south of the river to face Millwall who have lost just once in their past six.
But the Cherries will be keen to bounce back after that first away defeat of the term on Sunday.
Stoke City have the chance to try and catch up ground on the top two when they take on Bristol City. The Robins' struggles at home this season have been well-documented so Michael O'Neill will be looking to capitalise on those nerves.
Two sides who've perhaps so far performed above expectations in QPR and Huddersfield go head-to-head at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium as they look to settle into the play-off pack.
While at Oakwell, a new era for Barnsley begins against Swansea with new boss Poya Asbaghi taking charge of the hosts for the first time.
Elsewhere, Cardiff City host Hull City with both coming off the back of vital wins on Saturday and Blackburn host Peterborough at Ewood Park.
Seven matches kicking off at 19:45 GMT
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Image source, Rex FeaturesMidweek nights as the season keeps on cranking up the gears.
Sometimes you just can't beat a match under the floodlights as winter begins to take hold.
The Championship is well and truly into its groove now as December approaches and this evening, we've got seven more matches featuring sides desperate to keep up the pace and others hungry to gain some momentum and pull themselves in the right direction.
Let's cross our fingers for plenty of goals and entertainment.