It is some afternoon in the Championship, but League One is matching it in this second half!

Gillingham - winless in 11 - have made it 2-2 at Wigan via Stuart O'Keefe to send Sunderland to the top of the table.

The ball has found the net twice in seven minutes at Burton, with Daniel Jebbison striking for the Brewers after Wimbledon striker Ollie Palmer scored.

Meanwhile, Conor Chaplin has allowed Ipswich to come from behind against Accrington.

Fair to say that it seems unlikely bottom side Barnsley are going to get back into this one.

The Tykes have scored just 16 league goals all season.

They're still giving it a go but, as has been the case all season, they're coming up short.

Meanwhile an update on the earlier stoppage at the CBS Arena.

Sounds like things are in good hands....

Coventry again go close to taking the lead.

David Marshall with a fine save to keep out Gustavo Hamer's shot while Todd Kane also struck narrowly over the crossbar moments before.

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Wow, Morecambe!

The Shrimps lead for the first time this afternoon at home to Wycombe and that is 20 goals for the season for Cole Stockton now.

More drama at Oxford, with two goals in two minutes as first Sheffield Wednesday go in front through Josh Windass, only for the hosts to almost immediately make it 2-2 through Matt Taylor's second of the day.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at the bet365 Stadium

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In a gams of two fine goals already, Stoke City new boy Lewis Baker really brought the house down with a stunning equaliser for the Potters.

On his full debut for Stoke, Baker looked up 30 yards out, took aim and blasted home a sensational right-foot screamer.

Boss Michael O'Neill had to leave out Tom Ince, who had scored in both the Potters' previous two games, to accommodate Baker, their new man from Chelsea.

But, having survived some dicey early second-half moments, it's now looking a pretty good decision. The Potters are level with the Championship leaders - and the atmosphere inside the stadium has really cranked up a notch. It's still cold though!

Viktor Gyokeres has had a hatful of chances for Coventry and he goes close again.

Can't quite put them into the lead as he flashes an effort wide of David Marshall's upright.

A vital goal for second-placed Tranmere.

Former Liverpool midfielder Jay Spearing is on the scoresheet at Crawley.

Another game that now has an opener is Stevenage's match at Hartlepool, where Boro's Luke Norris has scored with a penalty.

So near to another Reading equaliser.

John Swift's corner finds Michael Morrison, who takes a stab under the challenge of Lee Nicholls, it comes back to Tom Holmes who can't quite convert in a busy area.

West Brom have done everything but score.

All that dominance, but nothing to show for it.

So far.

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Joe Thompson
Former Rochdale and Tranmere midfielder on Squad Goals

"Wigan have got a few games in hand and they've been in sensational form, they have the best away record as well.

"In this league, anything can happen. It's so unpredictable and so entertaining."

As it stands, Wigan are the main beneficiaries of Morecambe levelling their match against Wycombe for the second time today.

Restarted at the CBS Arena after a 12-minute stoppage.

Still 1-1.

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From bad to worse for the away side.

Rhian Brewster looks to get in behind the Hatters defence and Reece Burke just hauls him down.

Red card.

At the hour mark at the Vitality Stadium and still goalless.

Jefferson Lerma in the book for the hosts for dissent and the Cherries so far unable to find a way past Nathan Baxter in the visitors' goal.

It's Morecambe 2-2 Wycombe!

We did say that the last two league games between these two involved 13 goals - they were 4-2 and 4-3.

Shrimps striker Jonah Ayunga has found the second leveller of the match for his side and Wycombe go down from first to fourth in the table AGAIN.

Elsewhere, Mason Burstow has found Charlton's breakthrough goal at home to Fleetwood.

Matty Stevens has fired home from inside the area and Forest Green now have a 2-0 lead at home to Carlisle.

Scunthorpe are desperate for points but they will have to come from behind to get some today as Courtney Baker-Richardson has put Newport ahead.

We have a stoppage in play at the CBS Arena.

Fingers crossed everything is in the hands of trained professionals.

Another booking for Reading shortly after that third Danny Ward goal, it goes to boss Veljko Paunovic.

A penny for his thoughts?