Coventry have kept Preston out here and it's come via a great save.

Ched Evans wins the ball and works down the right before teeing up Cameron Archer who links back up with Evans, whose header is well saved by Simon Moore.

A substitution of an unusual kind in the game where the League Two leaders are two goals behind.

We hope referee Christopher Pollard is ok.

Cardiff have wasted no time since the start of the second half and they've got the ball in the net through James Collins.

But it's disallowed as the flag is up.

We're slowly getting back under way across the English Football League.

A fun-filled 45 minutes surely awaits.

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• League leaders Forest Green are 2-0 down at Crawley.
• A goal from Mansfield's Rhys Oates has taken the shine away from Mark Hughes' return to management at Bradford so far.
• Oldham's survival fight continues with a fourth goal in as many games for Davies Keillor-Dunn at Colchester.

• Carlisle and Paul Simpson are winning the match between the two sides who have changed their managers this week as they are 1-0 ahead at Leyton Orient.
• Port Vale and Walsall both lead by two goals, with Sutton ahead by three.

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• No goals for League One leaders Rotherham at Plymouth but they won't mind too much as Sunderland are 2-0 up at second-placed Wigan.
• Portsmouth are 3-1 down at home to Fleetwood, with Ronan Curtis giving the hosts hope just before the break.
• Callum Paterson has a second for Sheffield Wednesday at home to Charlton.
• Wycombe are 2-1 up at Accrington in a match that saw three goals in nine minutes.
• Shrewsbury, Wimbledon, Crewe and MK Dons are also in front in their games.

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• Barnsley lead 2-0 against Middlesbrough as they look to maintain their recent improved form despite their lowly league position.
• In-form Huddersfield leading at Birmingham, leaders Fulham ahead at Cardiff thanks to Aleksandar Mitrovic's 34th league goal of the season.
• Reading held 1-1 at Blackpool, 10-man Stoke lead second-placed Bournemouth, Nottingham Forest a goal up v Bristol City, Hull ahead at Peterborough.
• Coventry v Preston, Luton v Derby, Millwall v Sheff Utd all goalless.

Looks like we're at the halfway stage across most of today's fixtures in the English Football League.

Time for a breather. Let's look at the headlines at the break.

Little to speak of in this first 45 minutes.

Elijah Adebayo has sent a header over which is Luton's best opening so far.

Says it all, really.

Portsmouth came into this weekend having won three in a row, but instead they are three goals down at home to Fleetwood, with Paddy Lane the latest to score in a dream first-half showing for Stephen Crainey's team.

Promotion-chasing Oxford are level at home to Cambridge through Matt Taylor.

Shrewsbury have struggled on their travels of late, so they need Tom Bloxham's opener at Burton to count for something.

Also near the bottom, Wimbledon midfielder Jack Rudoni is threatening to land a significant blow Doncaster's attempts to stay in League One.

Sheffield United haven't conceded in their past five matches and they're looking good to make that six games today.

Mark Hughes' return to management with Bradford is yet to produce a goal so far against Mansfield.

The surprise of the day sees leaders Forest Green Rovers 2-0 down at Crawley.

It's now 1-1 at Bristol Rovers, with Jevani Brown pulling fourth-placed Exeter City level.

Talking of level, Sutton United are on the same number of points as the Grecians in fifth as Robert Milsom and William Randall-Hurren have scored in consecutive minutes to put them 2-0 up against Scunthorpe.

It is the same scoreline at Walsall who are hosting Hartlepool.

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Reading not sitting back in their pursuit of another goal against Blackpool to restore their lead.

Tom Dele-Bashiru wins a free-kick which is sent in by Tom Ince towards the head of Michael Morrison but it's cleared for a corner by Blackpool.

No sooner do Stoke have Morgan Fox sent off, do Bournemouth have the ball in the net.

Lewis Cook thinks he's levelled for the hosts but it's ruled out for handball from Dominic Solanke.

Onel Hernandez has a shot that Huddersfield goalkeeper Lee Nicholls does well to keep out.

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Well now, this could change things.

Stoke are reduced to 10 players after Morgan Fox is shown a straight red card for a high challenge on Philip Billing.

Mark Travers puts in a fine save to avoid conceding a second goal against Stoke this afternoon.

It comes as Jacob Brown powers forwards towards the Bournemouth back line and gets a shot away, but Travers dives to make a fingertip save.