Only the one second-half goal so far in League Two, Ricky Aguiar with his second goal of the evening as Swindon extend their lead over Walsall to 3-0.

And we're back under way in the second half of this one in the Championship.

Preston threaten as Daniel Johnson tees up Cameron Archer but his shot is well saved by Ethan Horvath.

Moments later the Aston Villa loanee powers a shot wide.

And a good save up the other end from Dan Bentley to keep it at 1-0 Coventry.

Callum O'Hare weaved his way past a couple of challenges before taking a shot but Bentley did well to keep it out with his body.

The home side make a double change after 55 minutes.

Neil Taylor and Folarin Balogun are withdrawn and Duncan Watmore and Andraz Sporar are on.

Arsenal loanee Balogun hardly had a kick up top for Boro.

Bristol City have come out fired up seemingly in this second half.

Han-Noah Massengo goes close with a couple of back-to-back chances.

A shot that is initially blocked by the body of Kyle McFadzean before he then fires wide on the follow-up.

West Brom are on top here and you feel a second goal would kill the game off.

Boro are pushing for a play-off spot but have scored just 39 goals so far this season.

That's the same as 22nd-placed Reading.

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Close for Bristol City to a leveller!

Alex Scott with the outswinging free-kick from the right that Antoine Semenyo thunders a header unmarked towards goal and it cannons off the top of the crossbar.

Neil Taylor's header away is a poor one and West Brom striker Andy Carroll fancies it on the volley.

He makes decent enough connection but it's a comfortable gather for Boro goalkeeper Joe Lumley.

Aside from at Reading and at Bolton, we're starting to get back under way for the second halves this evening.

• Second-placed Northampton are being held to a goalless draw at bottom side Scunthorpe.
• Swindon are beating a resurgent Walsall 2-0 at the County Ground.
• Play-off chasers Port Vale and Bristol Rovers are both in front away from home at Rochdale and Leyton Orient respectively.
• Struggling Colchester are winning 1-0 at home to Hartlepool.

Goalless at the break in the later kick-off.

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• A Freddie Ladapo double sees runaway leaders Rotherham 2-0 up at home to managerless Morecambe.
• Second-placed Wigan are losing 1-0 at Wycombe.
• MK Dons are looking to take advantage and are leading 1-0 at Charlton.
• Cambridge are beating Plymouth 2-0 at home.
• It's 1-1 between Shrewsbury and Portsmouth, although The Shrews are down to 10 men.
• Elsewhere is goalless between Crewe-Oxford, Doncaster-Accrington, Gillingham-Wimbledon, Ipswich-Cheltenham and Sunderland-Accrington although there has been a 50 minute delay at the Stadium of Light due to a medical emergency in the crowd.
• In the 20:00 GMT kick-off it's 0-0 between Bolton-Lincoln.

Still around eight minutes until half-time in this one.

Birmingham upping the ante and causing some alarms in the Reading defence.

Lyle Taylor heads narrowly over the crossbar and just before that Juninho Bacuna and Onel Hernandez sent dangerous-looking low balls across from the left and right into that corridor of uncertainty.

But then Reading go up the other end - Junior Hoilett's diagonal ball from the left for Tom Ince to race on to on the half volley but he can't keep the shot under the crossbar.

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Play will restart in about five minutes at the Stadium of Light following a medical emergency in the crowd.

The game will have been halted for about 50 minutes in total.

The supporter has now been taken to hospital we're hearing.

We'll provide you with more updates when we get them.

Decent game at Deepdale but no goals so far.

Both teams have had chances so I expect the deadlock to be broken in the second half.

Coventry's play-off pursuit looking in good shape as it stands at the break at Ashton Gate.

Ian Maatsen with the fine finish midway through the half and the Sky Blues have had other chances too.

West Brom have their first goal since 22 January.

Jayson Molumby's strike was a bit scruffy but I can't imagine anyone connected to the Baggies will care very much.

Middlesbrough, with just 39 league goals so far this season, have looked a bit toothless themselves this evening.

A win would send them sixth.

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Do not adjust your computer/tablet/mobile phone, Barnsley really are 2-0 up at half-time.

The Tykes went ahead through Callum Styles and Carlton Morris doubled their money just before the break.

This would be a first away win of the season if they can get it over the line.

Reading with a decent chance again, but John Swift fails to hit the target with a direct free-kick just outside the box.

Junior Hoilett's surging run through the middle had set it up before he was tripped.