Almost just had a worldie here!

Barnsley right-back Jordan Williams decides to go on adventure. He runs 50 yards and passes three players along the way. He then goes for it from distance and his long-ranger flies over.

The home fans liked that one! It was almost one for them to remember.

Djed Spence has finally given the home fans something to set their pulses racing, although Stoke goalkeeper Joe Bursik is able to make the save.

James Garner, a midweek hero for Forest against Blackburn, is fouled in midfield and it earns Ben Wilmot an unwanted yellow card.

The hosts are looking to build after Bournemouth missed the chance to go ahead with that missed Dominic Solanke penalty.

Josh Bowler drives forward before firing off a low shot which is saved by Mark Travers in the Cherries goal.

It's almost 2-0 within minutes! This time it's John Swift who whips the ball in and the cross just evades goalscorer Lucas Joao.

Coventry keeper Simon Moore does well to adjust his position and stop it from going all the way in.

The Royals are looking very threatening when they get forward.

Middlesbrough midfielder Matt Crooks is booked for crumpling Derby's Max Bird in midfield, prompting a bit of an 'all-in' from both sides.

Bird is down receiving treatment.

It's a feisty affair on Teesside.

There's a big goal at the bottom of the league with Davis Keillor-Dunn scoring his 11th of the season to draw Oldham level away to Newport.

Alex Pattison has his second of the day, this time from the penalty spot, as Harrogate regain the lead at Rochdale.

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A change of manager doesn't seem to have lifted the misery from Wearside as Sunderland find themselves behind at Wimbledon courtesy of a Luke McCormick penalty.

Harvey Knibbs has scored his seventh of the season to equalise for Cambridge at Burton.

Will Keane has drawn Wigan level from the penalty spot at home to Charlton.

Hull keeper Matt Ingram is doing his level best to keep Fulham at bay, making a crucial one-on-one stop to deny Harry Wilson after he was put through.

Wilson is looking to make it double figures for goals this season, but he's passed up two chances so far.

Bit of ill-feeling might just be spreading to the pitch at the Riverside.

Boro midfielder Marcus Tavernier and Derby talisman Tom Lawrence are both cautioned for an off-the-ball skirmish.

Action wise, experienced midfielder Jonny Howson had a crack from 20 yards out or so, but it deflected wide.

Blackpool's Daniel Grimshaw goes the right way and keeps it goalless!

Bournemouth's star striker Dominic Solanke is denied from the spot.

Preston continuing to push for the opener.

Daniel Johnson sees a shot blocked leading to Preston top scorer Emil Riis trying an acrobatic bicycle kick but it goes across the face of goal and away to safety.

It's all Fulham at the MKM Stadium, where Harry Wilson does the hard work by latching onto a long ball and rounding Matt Ingram, but then pushes his effort wide of the target.

The pressure is building. Can Shota's lads keep their cool?

Still level as we reach the 20-minute mark at the Den with both sides looking to make the breakthrough.

The Bluebirds had a flurry of shots in the box with the hosts somehow keeping the ball out before Bartosz Bialkowski finally gathered.

Play is briefly stopped after a clash of heads involving Danny McNamara, who gingerly gets back to his feet.

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There is a big black banner, with Steve Gibson's face on in a Boro shirt, with a Derby badge underneath on puppet strings and the words 'The Smogfather'.

That shows the feelings between the two sets of fans at the moment.

If you're wondering why, Middlesbrough and Derby finally reached a "resolution" on Friday over a compensation claim Boro brought against the Rams.

Boro had launched legal proceedings, claiming Derby's financial breaches cost them a play-off place in 2018-19.

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The game comes to an abrupt and unexpected halt, as tennis balls are thrown onto the pitch by home fans protesting the club's ownership.

It's only a short stoppage and we're back under way.

New balls please.

Stoke City have handled Forest fairly well so far at the City Ground, despite chances to Philip Zinckernagel and Brennan Johnson.

Jacob Brown has been in the wars too, with Keinan Davis and Max Lowe both going into the book for challenges on the Potters forward.

Alex Pattison had put Harrogate in front early on at Rochdale, although Max Clark has just equalised for the home side.

Promotion chasing Newport are in front at home to relegation-haunted Oldham through Ryan Haynes' right-footed effort.