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• Burton have a 3-0 lead over Bolton, thanks to an unbelievable seven minute first-half spell in which captain John Brayford found the net twice.
• Crewe keeper Dave Richards has so far been heroic to keep out second-placed Wigan, who are trying to close on leaders Rotherham.
• No goals either between Lincoln and League One's bottom side Doncaster.

Sam Parkin
Former Millwall forward on BBC Radio London

"Gary Rowett should be content with what he's seen from Millwall so far.

"Not only have they created the best two chances, they've also kept QPR and Ilias Chair, Lyndon Dykes and Chris Willock in particular really quiet.

"It's been kind of cagey in the middle and I think a goal would've really opened it up.

"It's been a decent all-round display from Millwall, QPR will need to improve if they're going to close that gap to Bournemouth in second."

The in-form hosts have had the better of it but nothing to show for their dominance thus far.

Nothing doing so far in this London derby.

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A little bit short of ideas here, but both teams could win this.

Callum O'Hare has been the key creator so far, running at the Bluebirds defence time and again, but this match has lacked tempo.

Cardiff threatened twice through Max Watters' header and volley, but he's since gone off and been replaced by Jordan Hugill, in what looked like it may have been a tactical change.

Seven minutes of time added on at Bramall Lane.

There were a couple of injuries early on and the visitors were forced into a change.

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Not been a goal-fest in our Championship games so far it has to be said...

It's now 2-1 at Exeter, as Jevani Brown has pulled his side back into their match against Harrogate from the penalty spot.

Sutton are still behind at Bristol Rovers, who according to one fan, are playing "sexy football".

A late Valentine's gift?

Still no goals in this but not for a want of trying.

Matt Ingram makes a decent save to deny Sheffield United striker Oli McBurnie his first league goal of the season.

Max Watters has just had a volley tipped wide for the home side in Cardiff's first chance for some time.

But he's now been taken off and gone straight down the tunnel, without any clear sign that he is injured.

Jordan Hugill is on.

Crewe have lost their last five matches, so getting anything from their trip to second-placed Wigan would be a massive result.

Visiting keeper Dave Richards has made a couple of important saves, the latest of which was from Josh Magennis.

Dave Artell has had to take off defender Ryan Alebiosu - who is on loan from Arsenal - due to injury as Travis Johnson comes on.

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Remember when Burton Albion scored three goals in seven minutes to go 3-0 up against Bolton?

Been no goals for the past 15 minutes now, come on lads!

Sam Parkin
Former Millwall forward on BBC Radio London

"That looks like a bad injury for Oliver Burke and Millwall off the back of also losing Benik Afobe before tonight too.

"Burke just hasn't quite been able to settle since being at Millwall so he'll be really disappointed."

Millwall, like their opponents, have been forced into an early change.

Oliver Burke has had to make way and Tyler Burey is on.

Coventry are still on top in the Welsh capital.

The Sky Blues thought they should have had a penalty a moment ago when Aden Flint brushed across the run of Callum O'Hare.

It is interesting that Cardiff have gone with a young front two tonight and kept in-form January signings Uche Ikpeazu and Jordan Hugill on the bench.

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Good game this but no breakthrough yet.

Morgan Gibbs-White sees a shot deflect over the crossbar with the Hull goalkeeper well beaten.

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Harrogate's Jack Muldoon is bringing doom to Devon as he's doubled the lead of Simon Weaver's team at Exeter.

The Grecians' plan of closing in on the top three in the table is not going as hoped.

Of that leading trio, Tranmere are the only side in action tonight and they are yet to find an opener at Hartlepool.

Sam Parkin
Former Millwall forward on BBC Radio London

"They'll lose a bit of balance on that left-hand side now, QPR, with Lee Wallace coming off.

"The onus will be on Dan McNamara and Jed Wallace now to try and exploit that for Millwall."

Millwall midfielder Jed Wallace forces a fine save from David Marshall in the QPR goal.

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An early sub too in the game at The Den.

QPR full-back Lee Wallace is unable to continue and Moses Odubajo is on in his stead.