Sheffield Wednesday finally have the lead at home to Morecambe, thanks to a George Byers thunderbolt from about 25 yards out.

The Owls had already had two goals disallowed.

Their manager Darren Moore is isolating, having caught Covid for a second time.

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Off the post!

Ben Whiteman takes for Preston, sends it to Bartosz Bialkowski's left and he dives the right way, but the post is struck and it stays out.

Still goalless!

Shaun Hutchinson is booked for a foul on Andrew Hughes in the box and the visitors have a penalty.

A couple more goals to tell you about in the fourth tier.

Managerless Colchester lead Rochdale through an Alan Judge beauty, while inconsistent Salford are a goal up at home to Carlisle thanks to Ryan Watson's penalty.

Double change on the hour for Millwall as they send on Jed Wallace and Connor Mahoney in a bid to find the opening goal.

Closest we've come to a goal so far as Swansea hit the post!

Ben Cabango heads a cross from the right back across the face of goal but hits the right post.

Ryan Bennett can only find the side-netting on the rebound.

Ched Evans appeals ambitiously for a penalty for Preston, but nothing doing at all there for referee Kevin Friend.

Goalless it remains.

Swansea awarded a free-kick in a decent position after Matt Grimes was fouled by Pelly Ruddock-Mpanzu.

Grimes takes it, but it's well over the crossbar and safe for James Shea in Luton's goal.

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Eight games produced only two first-half goals.

Five minutes into the second half and we already have another two.

Kieron Morris' strike has Tranmere a goal up against Stevenage, while lowly Barrow have taken an eye-catching lead at fifth-placed Northampton through new signing Aaron Amadi-Holloway.

Benik Afobe let down by a heavy first touch as he was played through on goal by a long diagonal pass.

Daniel Iversen off his line quickly to deal with it.

And we're back under way for the second halves in the two Championship matches.

Surely some goals this half?! We're looking at you too, League Two...

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• Just the two goals across eight matches.
• Top of the table Forest Green trail at Port Vale through Ryan Edmondson's header from a corner.
• Jack Powell's penalty has Crawley ahead at Swindon.
• Mansfield are being held at Harrogate as they look to make it nine league wins in a row.

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• Leaders Rotherham are 2-0 up against bottom side Doncaster - Mickel Miller scoring straight from a corner and Ben Wiles also scoring.
• Second-placed Wigan are level with Oxford United - Callum Lang equalising for the Latics.
• Gillingham lead Crewe through Danny Lloyd's penalty, in Neil Harris' first game in charge.
• Alfie May's double has Cheltenham 2-1 up at AFC Wimbledon after coming from behind.
• Sheffield Wednesday are goalless with Morecambe while Bolton are ahead against Cambridge United in the late kick-off.

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In case you weren't up until the wee hours of this morning waiting for Jermain Defoe's return to Sunderland to finally be communicated, then here's your one-stop-shop for finding out all the deals that got completed on transfer deadline day, on Monday.

A few of them are in action tonight for their new employers.

Also half-time in the majority of the other matches this evening, but they're still playing in the first half between Bolton and Cambridge United where it's goalless in the later kick-off.

We'll round up a few other stories for you before the second halves begin...

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Similar story in this one to at The Den, but there have at least been a couple of chances.

Luton almost take the lead in stoppage time as Reece Burke whips an effort towards goal but it narrowly misses the woodwork.

Not a lot to shout about so far in this one.

All square at the break.

The interval just around the corner and Luton go close.

James Bree's free-kick is on the money once more for the Hatters and Danny Hylton heads just over the bar.

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Second-placed Wigan have levelled against fellow promotion contenders Oxford United - Callum Lang with the goal.

In League Two, meanwhile, mid-table Crawley have taken a surprise lead at Swindon courtesy of Jack Powell's penalty.

Alfie May has turned things around for Cheltenham at AFC Wimbledon.

Two goals in three minutes for the striker have put the Robins 2-1 up in the capital - his second was a penalty after he was brought down in the box.

Still just the one goal from our eight League Two games. That has to change soon, surely.