It's been a fairly quiet start to the second-half in League One, but leaders Rotherham have re-taken the lead against Burton Albion with Freddie Ladapo grabbing his second goal of the game.

Sheffield Wednesday have scored a second away to Crewe.

Scott Parker makes a half-time change, replacing the man who scored the own goal Ben Pearson, with the more attacking Emiliano Marcondes as they go in search of an equaliser.

And we're off and running again for the second halves across the Championship, League One and League Two.

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• Top of the table Forest Green have come back from a goal behind to lead Oldham 3-1. Captain Jamille Matt has scored two, to take his tally for the season to 14.
• Ben Garrity has given Port Vale a 1-0 away lead at Newport. They've moved up to second as it stands.
• Bristol Rovers are 1-0 up at Rochdale thanks to an early goal from Antony Evans.
• Theo Robinson's has got 10-man Bradford back into it against Sutton, where it's all square at 1-1.
• At the bottom of the table Carlisle have what could be an important 1-0 lead against fellow strugglers Stevenage.
• Wallsall are 2-0 up against Colchester, while Northampton are being held to a 1-1 draw away at Harrogate.

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• Two early goals for Sunderland see them lead fellow promotion candidates Plymouth 2-0 at the Stadium of Light.
• Leaders Rotherham are being held 1-1 against Burton after Kane Hemmings cancelled out Freddie Ladapo's goal.
• Wigan are ahead against managerless Ipswich through Callum Lang's eighth goal in eight matches.
• Wycombe are behind at home to AFC Wimbledon while Portsmouth lead Morecambe and MK Dons are ahead against Oxford United.

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• Leaders Fulham lead at Luton thanks to Aleksandar Mitrovic
• Blackburn are a goal up away at Bournemouth through a Ben Pearson own goal.
• Hull lead Bristol City 1-0 and Millwall lead Peterborough by the same scoreline.
• Birmingham lead Cardiff 2-0 thanks to Troy Deeney and Ivan Sunjic.
• Stoke v Middlesbrough and West Brom v Reading among five goalless games.

Half-time whistles blown around the grounds in the three divisions.

Stay right there, we'll bring you all the headlines from the action so far shortly...

A couple of bookings at the Vitality as we approach the break.

First Steve Cook goes into the referee's notebook for a foul on Daragh Lenihan before Ben Brereton-Diaz joins him shortly afterwards.

It's starting to bubble away over at the Swansea.com Stadium, as you might expect with a former manager returning to his old club. Three players have already gone into the referee's book on a yellow card and we're not even at half-time. Still, no goals to speak of yet.

Barnsley have gone close on a couple of occasions through Carlton Morris and Cauley Woodrow but haven't been able to grab the opener yet.

They are trying to keep a first ever clean sheet in an away league fixture at Preston with their only shutout coming away to the Lilywhites in an FA Cup third round game in January 1935.

Today would be a good day to end that long-running stat.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

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Steve Cooper will be the happier of the two head coaches on his return to his former club.

Russell Martin's Swansea side have had plenty of possession but done little with it, while Forest - led by Brennan Johnson - have looked menacing on the counter-attack.

Perhaps it was always likely to be tight.

Swansea have the third best home defensive record in the league, while only Bournemouth have conceded fewer away goals than Forest.

Bournemouth are almost straight back on level terms as ex-Celtic man Ryan Christie shows some adept footwork before firing a shot on goal which is turned away by Aynsley Pears.

Cherries denied by Pears but for who will this be ultimately prove a fruitful afternoon?

I'll get my coat.

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It's all West Brom at the moment, who are knocking on the door for the opening goal. Callum Robinson has headed over and Alex Mowatt has also sent a volley over the bar. They've so far had 10 shots, to Reading's zero.

Leaders Forest Green went behind to Oldham early on but have drawn level through Jack Aitchison.

Bristol Rovers are ahead at home to Rochdale with Tranmere Rovers leading 1-0 away at Exeter.

Salford are leading away to Mansfield and Walsall are beating Colchester.

Newport County have taken the lead against high-flying Port Vale while Harrogate have drawn level at home to Northampton.