Mitrovic scores again as leaders Fulham win at Cardiff
Second-placed Bournemouth come from behind to beat Stoke
Huddersfield up to third, Luton into play-offs, Blackburn beat QPR
Barnsley win to move off bottom, Hull thrash Peterborough
Hughes loses first game in charge of Bradford
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Struggling Barnsley registered their first away win of the season in midweek and they have the lead now.
Amine Bassi crosses in and Mads Anderson heads home.
If the Tykes hold out this will be three wins in four. Long, long way to go of course.
Nott'm Forest 0-0 Bristol City
Forest have made a strong start at the City Ground and visiting goalkeeper Daniel Bentley makes a super save to deny defender Steve Cook.
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Image source, PA MediaAn early goal in League One sees defender Bailey Wright put Sunderland ahead at second-placed Wigan with a header from Alex Pritchard's free kick.
A good result is needed to prevent the Black Cats - who have won just once in ten games - sliding down the table.
Elsewhere, George Byers has put Sheffield Wednesday ahead at home to Carlisle.
Blackpool 0-0 Reading
Another chance for Blackpool as they dominate the opening few minutes against Reading.
Jerry Yates has the chance to put the Seasiders ahead but it's stopped by Royals keeper Luke Southwood.
Coventry 0-0 Preston
Coventry get the first chance of the game against Preston and it comes via some good work from Todd Kane.
He does well on the right and puts a ball in towards Viktor Gyokeres but he heads over the bar.
Soon after, he half-volleys a second chance which is dealt with by Sepp van den Berg.
Blackpool 0-0 Reading
Blackpool have started brightly against Reading and have won a couple of corners in the early stages.
The wind is blowing against the Reading defence, making their task more difficult but they've defended them both so far.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesRight then.
The whistles are being sounded across the English Football League and we're about to get going in today's 15:00 kick-offs.
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Image source, BBC SportBristol Rovers v Exeter (15:00 GMT)
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Bristol Rovers are chasing a fourth straight victory as they welcome in-form Exeter to what could be a sell out at The Mem, in my game of the day.
The home side are now three points off the play-offs and only nine off the automatic spots - that’s been quite a turnaround for Joey Barton’s team after a poor start to the season.
The visitors on the other hand are fourth in League Two and looking like serious promotion contenders under Matt Taylor. The Grecians come into the game with four consecutive wins under their belt.
I’m expecting action and aggression. It’s a key fixture for both in their pursuit of promotion.
All games kick off at 15:00 GMT
Image source, Getty ImagesAll eyes are on Mark Hughes' return to management at Bradford in League Two.
His last game in the dugout for Southampton was at home to Manchester United in December 2018 and today he welcomes Mansfield.
Above the Stags, the top four sides in the division are on the road today. That includes Forest Green's trip to Crawley and Tranmere in action at fellow promotion hopefuls Newport.
Two other clubs who changed manager this week are Carlisle and Leyton Orient.
The Cumbrians replaced Keith Millen (after just 22 games) with Paul Simpson, while the O's sacked Kenny Jackett and placed Matt Harrold in caretaker charge. They face one another at Brisbane Road this afternoon.
At the bottom end of the table, Colchester host Oldham with both sides desperate for points to steer clear of the relegation zone.
Wigan v Sunderland (15:00 GMT)
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Image source, BBC SportI spoke to a group of seven Sunderland fans outside the DW Stadium.
Not one of them predicted anything but defeat today, which says everything you need to know about the mood among their fans!
In contrast, Latics fans are buoyant - their team are on the same number of points after 31 games as they were last time they were promoted.
Plymouth v Rotherham (15:00 GMT)
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Rotherham have been nigh on unstoppable in League One this season. Paul Warne’s side are top of the table, have won seven in eight and won their past four away league games too.
In 21-goal Michael Smith they’ve got a big man who can bring others into play and also has the finishing technique to boot. He’s due a goal though, with only one strike this month. The timely return to form of Freddie Ladapo is welcome for Warne. His brace in a 2-0 home win against Morecambe in midweek moved Ladapo onto 15. Not a bad return for the ex-Plymouth man.
Steven Schumacher’s Argyle are looking to recover from a surprise 2-0 loss at Cambridge on Tuesday. They had won their past four league games in a row and their promotion push is gathering momentum.
Rotherham may have two key strikers but Plymouth have four! Ryan Hardie, Luke Jephcott, Jordan Garrick and Niall Ennis have played their part and have 35 goals between them as we approach the business end of the season.
All games kick off at 15:00 GMT
Image source, Getty ImagesRotherham and Wigan, League One's top two, drew 1-1 last week
Rotherham have cemented themselves as League One leaders but face a tricky trip to fifth-placed Plymouth.
That could allow Wigan to close the six-point gap as they host Sunderland, who have taken one win from 10 league games.
By contrast, Bolton have won eight out of their last 10 and could make life tough for third-placed MK Dons.
Meanwhile, two wins in three have lifted Doncaster off the bottom, and they have a great chance to climb higher with a result at struggling AFC Wimbledon.
Image source, Rex FeaturesLowly Barnsley registered their first away win of the season with success at Hull in midweek. They'll need to follow that up with a positive result against play-off chasing Middlesbrough today.
Reading boss Paul Ince made a winning return to football management with a win over Birmingham on Tuesday. He returns to his previous club Blackpool, who he left in January of 2014.
Storms mean that Bournemouth haven't played for two weeks. However, they're still second and will hope to boost their promotion chances against a Stoke side in indifferent form.
Coventry have got their play-off push back on track with successive wins, while Preston's own bid for a top six finish has hit the buffers with one point from their past two games.
Luton Town are one of the league's form teams and victory today could send them back into the top six. Visitors Derby are now eight points off safety and need to start finding wins if they're to pull off the great escape.
Back-to-back draws have stunted Nottingham Forest's play-off charge and they need to register a success over mid-table Bristol City today to keep pace.
Peterborough v Hull (15:00 GMT)
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Football has a habit of throwing up these strange turn of events - and this is a perfect example. After being sacked by Hull at the end of last month, Grant McCann is back in management at fellow strugglers Peterborough - and his first match? Of course it's against Hull.
McCann's appointment is the third time he's been at the club, the second as manager, and he needs to hit the ground running. Peterborough are eight points from safety and without a win in 10. As it stands, they're going down with very little fight.
Meanwhile McCann's replacement Shota Arveladze started his tenure with a win at home to Swansea. They've not won since. That’s six games and counting. They're 13 points clear of the bottom three and should be fine, but with Reading under new management and Derby refusing to give it up, they might be looking over their shoulders.
Millwall v Sheffield United (15:00 GMT)
Fans of veteran manager Neil Warnock may be familiar with a clip on YouTube of him having a particularly action-packed afternoon out at The Den when Sheffield United manager a couple of decades ago...
The current iteration of the Lions are in fine fettle, with three successive wins sending them up to 12th and giving them an outside shot at a push for the play-offs.
If they're to secure a top six slot you feel they'll need to beat in-form Sheffield United.
The Blades sit in the last of the play-off spots after a late, late 1-0 win over Blackburn on Wednesday.
Birmingham v Huddersfield (15:00 GMT)
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In recognition of the launch of the final season of Peaky Blinders, Birmingham City have wound the clock back.
Blues are going under their original name of Small Heath Alliance for today's clash with in-form Huddersfield.
It's not been an easy ride for Bowyer's side, something the Shelby family could no doubt sympathise with, but they look like they'll have plenty to avoid getting dragged into the scrap at the bottom.
Town are on a brilliant 16-match unbeaten run and have their sights firmly set on a surprise play-off place.
This should be a cracker.
Cardiff v Fulham (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesHe might have only scored twice in midweek but if Aleksandar Mitrovic says he's taking the matchball home then who are we to stop him?
Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic broke the record for most goals in a Championship season (since the league rebranded in 2004) with a double against Peterborough on Tuesday.
The Serbian now has 33 league goals this season.
If you were unsure, it's still February.
Attempting to stop the runaway league leaders today are a Cardiff side who look like they'll be clear of relegation concerns, but they did throw away a 1-0 lead to lose 2-1 at Huddersfield in midweek.
All games kick off at 15:00 GMT
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