Championship leaders Fulham held 1-1 at Luton
Second-placed Bournemouth beaten 2-0 at home to fourth-placed Blackburn
Rotherham extend lead in League One with victory against Burton
League Two leaders Forest Green held to incredible 5-5 draw at Oldham
Aleksandar Mitrovic (19 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesWho else?
The prolific Serbian has scored all sorts of goals among the 22 he has this season but this is one of the easiest he'll get, with a simple tap-in to put his side ahead.
Ben Pearson OG (21 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesBlackburn have the lead!
They are continuing their terrific form and the ball ends up in the net after a Mark Travers save isn't properly cleared.
Ben Brereton-Diaz sent it back goalwards and it may have crossed the line before a touch by a defender but at present it's gone down as a Ben Pearson own goal.
Preston 0-0 Barnsley
Carlton Morris hits the crossbar as Barnsley go oh so close to opening the scoring!
After losing manager Ryan Lowe to Preston in the week, Plymouth find themselves two behind at Sunderland at the Stadium of Light.
AFC Wimbledon have taken an early lead away to Wycombe through Jack Rudoni.
Elsewhere MK Dons are 1-0 up at home to Oxford United, Portsmouth are ahead at home to Morecambe and Cheltenham have gone in front at home to Lincoln.
The seven other games in League One remain goalless.
Bournemouth 0-0 Blackburn
Image source, PA MediaNo goals at the Vitality yet as second plays fourth, but a promising start in a game which should provide plenty of entertainment.
A couple of chances at either end as 16-goal man Dominic Solanke almost got on the end of a cross, before Steve Cook had to be alert to clear a dangerous Ryan Nyambe cross for the in-form visitors.
Stoke 0-0 Middlesbrough
What a chance for Middlesbrough's Duncan Watmore, who found himself free six yards out in the box but seemed to slip and couldn't get his shot away properly. A let-off for the hosts.
Tom Bradshaw (16 mins)
Peterborough's struggles at home continue as Millwall score the first goal.
Tom Bradshaw with a cooly slotted finish for the visitors after breaking clear from Jed Wallace's through ball.
Luton 0-0 Fulham
Joe Bryan has gone close early on for Championship leaders Fulham away at mid-table Luton.
Marco Silva's side are looking to end a run of three consecutive draws - but they are still unbeaten in ten - most teams would take that run of form let's be honest.
Swansea 0-0 Nottingham Forest
Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium
Image source, Getty ImagesSteve Cooper did all he could to play down his first return to Swansea City ahead of this game, insisting it would be like any other game.
There had been much talk about what sort of welcome he would receive from Swansea's fans.
So far, at least, it has been like any other fixture for them too.
The atmosphere is bubbling nicely - but Cooper has been neither welcomed nor jeered.
Preston 0-0 Barnsley
Daniel Johnson has flashed an early shot over the bar for Preston in Ryan Lowe's first game in charge.
Lowe joined from Plymouth in midweek and will be keen to begin his reign with a victory over struggling Barnsley.
Birmingham City 0-0 Cardiff City
No early goals at St Andrew's so far in this one, but events before the match have seen a range of tributes from the club and supporters for six-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes.
More details in this story plus supporters from both sides rise after six minutes to show their tributes.
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West Brom 0-0 Reading
West Brom have been hit by an outbreak of Covid-19 in their camp, and lost four players prior to the match who tested positive for the virus.
Still, the hosts are the first team to take a shot at goal at the Hawthorns against Reading, inside the first five minutes..
Ryan Longman (3 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesFirst goal of the afternoon in the Championship goes to Hull at home to Bristol City.
Ryan Longman curls an effort past Daniel Bentley to put the hosts ahead after just three minutes.
Oldham v Forest Green Rovers (15:00 GMT)
Sanny Rudravajhala
Presenter, Squad Goals
Image source, Getty ImagesThis could be a bloodbath. Oldham have the worst home form in the division and the visitors are the best travelling side in League Two.
Defensively, Oldham's frailty has been repeatedly exposed this season and it’s no surprise to see Latics second bottom in League Two.
Off the field, the stands may be looking sparse as fans hold an ‘empty the park’ protest, to show the club’s owners their dissatisfaction with how the club is running.
It may not be all doom and gloom, though. Interim head coach, Selim Benachour, has had his side playing well and in Davis Keillor-Dunn and youngster, Harry Vaughan, they have two players who could help unlock any defence.
As for FGR, the ‘Matt Attack’ of Jamille Matt and Matty Stevens have 22 goals between them - six more than Oldham have managed in total. Rob Edwards’ side haven't lost in the league since October.
If it goes to form, expect Rovers’ rapid counterattacks to tear apart this struggling side.
It's 15:00 GMT on a Saturday afternoon which means only one thing, we have kick-off across the EFL.
Let's all enjoy some football, shall we.
Accrington Stanley v Bolton Wanderers (15:00 GMT)
Joe Thompson
Former Rochdale and Tranmere midfielder on Squad Goals
Image source, Getty ImagesIt’s a real Lancashire Derby at Wham Stadium today.
John Coleman welcomes Ian Evatt to Accrington with both managers looking for a response after mid-week defeats.
Accrington’s 2-0 loss to AFC Wimbledon came off the back of two creditable league wins and Coleman has backed his six-goal midfielder, Colby Bishop, to keep improving. He could be the match-winner for Stanley.
Ian Evatt has said there’s pressure for his 16th-placed Bolton to improve, but this time last year they were in a worse position and ended up getting automatic promotion out of League Two.
A win for either side could lift them back into the top half of League One, so I think we're in for an early Christmas cracker for sure.
Bournemouth vs Blackburn Rovers (15:00 GMT)
Gaz Drinkwater
BBC Radio Manchester presenter on Squad Goals
Image source, Rex FeaturesIf the form book is anything to go by, you'd expect Blackburn to get the win. Tony Mowbray's Rovers are in a rich vein of form with six wins in the last eight league games.
They still sit behind Scott Parker’s promotion-chasing Bournemouth though, but this is a great test for Blackburn’s credentials as a team worthy of reaching the top flight.
Second-placed Bournemouth, on the other hand, are coming off the back of three draws. Their last win was back on the 6 November. They could have really been in the driving seat for the title race with a couple of better results.
Both teams boast two of the division’s top scorers too. 17-goal Rovers forward Ben Brereton-Diaz faces off against Dominic Solanke. Both are enjoying great seasons and Solanke’s 16th - a cool finish against Fulham last week - underlined his confidence in front of goal.
We should get some goals on the south coast!
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Image source, Getty ImagesAlso plenty of intriguing meetings in League Two today.
Leaders Forest Green head to troubled Oldham as they look to extend their six-point lead but the hosts are desperate to halt a run of three successive defeats.
Northampton Town in second meanwhile head to Harrogate Town in ninth.
Third-placed Port Vale travel to south Wales to take on a Newport County side just outside the play-off places.
Three teams currently in the play-offs who will be looking to bounce back from midweek defeats are Exeter City, Swindon Town and Sutton United.
Just a point separates those three.
Image source, Getty ImagesPlenty to look out for in League One this afternoon.
Just a place and two points separate Sunderland and Plymouth but many more miles than that lie between the two clubs.
The Pilgrims make their longest trip of the season to the Stadium of Light looking for their first win under boss Steven Schumacher and a chance to move above their opponents.
Leaders Rotherham meanwhile will be hoping to make it 20 matches unbeaten when they host Burton while second-placed Wigan host still managerless Ipswich.
Wycombe, who are also level on points with the Millers and Latics in third, host AFC Wimbledon.
Karl Robinson comes face-to-face with one of his former clubs MK Dons when Oxford United make the short trip across the Thames Valley.
Finally, Danny Cowley will be hoping to avoid the manager of the month curse as his Portsmouth side host Morecambe.