There have been early openings for both sides at Pride Park.

John Egan's header was comfortably saved by Derby stopper Ryan Allsop.

Wayne Rooney's side are growing into the game and have seen Tom Lawrence nearly get a strike on a low ball into the box.

Sylla Sow has given Sheffield Wednesday the lead at home to fellow play-off chasers Plymouth.

MK Dons have gone ahead away to Portsmouth with Mo Eisa finding the net.

West Brom getting into their groove it seems as this first half develops.

Adam Reach sees a goalbound-shot deflected behind for a corner and then Matty Phillips is inches away from getting a telling touch on a dangerous-looking cross from Karlan Grant.

No goals as yet at Deepdale.

Blues try their luck from range through Ivan Sunjic after Lukas Jutkiewicz can't can't quite get his head on a corner. Daniel Iversen clings on to the drive though on his goal.

A first clear opening of the game sees Benik Afobe shoot from a tight angle.

That is enough to warm the gloves of Forest keeper Brice Samba, who turns the ball behind for a corner.

Up and running after a 15-minute delay at Craven Cottage.

Someone's obviously put another shilling in the metre....

The only goal in League Two so far has been scored at Prenton Park with Charlie Jolley opening the scoring for Tranmere against Rochdale.

After relieving Steve Evans of the management position last weekend strugglers Gillingham have taken an early lead at home to Burton through Robbie McKenzie.

Meanwhile, high-flying Wigan take the lead against Doncaster courtesy of Max Power.

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No goals as yet at the Riverside.

But under-pressure Reading have made a decent start, Andy Carroll just denied the chance to get on the end of a John Swift cross as Anfernee Dijksteels wins the aerial battle in his own box.

Kick-off was delayed at The Den due to a medical emergency.

A lively start sees Swansea goalkeeper Ben Hamer forced into two great early saves.

First he stops Lewis O'Brien's effort, before Jonathan Hogg's header is kept out.

The rebound goes into the net, but is called offside.

Coventry are keen to get their play-off chase back on track and Jordan Shipley nearly gets them off to the perfect start.

The Irish midfielder's shot whistles past the post after an enticing ball into the box.

Fairly quiet start to proceedings in Henry's Game of The Day in the Championship.

No clear-cut chances for either side in the first five minutes.

David Marshall makes his debut in goal for the hosts while Lyndon Dykes and Andre Gray lead the line.

Calvin Andrew
Ex-Rochdale, Mansfield and Port Vale forward on Squad Goals

It’s a clash of two automatic promotion hopefuls in League Two!

Third-placed Northampton are seeking revenge after losing to table-topping Forest Green 1-0 earlier this season. Eleven points separate the two at the half-way stage of the season.

Remember, the top three go up in the fourth tier, so both will be happy with this after another 23 games.

Rob Edwards' Rovers will be looking to get all three points with striker Jamille Matt having scored eight goals in his last eight games.

Northampton’s "bouncebackability" will be up for questioning after a rare home defeat to Crawley town (1-0) on Tuesday night.

Let’s see what they’ve got at the Sixfields!

Sanny Rudravajhala
Presenter, Squad Goals

League One has been a joy to watch this season. There are so many teams looking to get out of this division that it feels like it will all go down to the wire.

We’re a long way from that though and perhaps, with so many teams going for it, it’s allowed some to play without feeling the pressure and express themselves a little more.

That’s certainly the case for these two facing off at Adams Park today. Wycombe followed up their absolutely bonkers 3-3 draw with Sunderland with a creditable 2-0 win at Bolton in midweek to consolidate third spot. They’ll be desperate to get back into the Championship after last season’s somewhat controversial relegation.

Oxford United on the other hand, are looking to recover after a surprising 2-0 loss at Lincoln last week. Karl Robinson’s side have generally taken a "we’ll score one more then you" approach to games and it’s been working out for the Us. Prior to Lincoln, they’d only lost once since October.

Gareth Ainsworth’s Wanderers are packed with quality and experience, which could give them the edge but in 10-goal Matt Taylor, Oxford have a man who can be a match-winner against any side.

Let’s hope for a classic at Adams Park!

Well aside from those two delays already mentioned, we're off and running across the EFL with the remainder of this afternoon's fixtures.

Go well!