Preston's turn to go close to finding a breakthrough.

Emil Riis gets sight of goal from 25 yards and aims for the bottom left corner but Bartosz Bialkowski gets down to save well to his left.

Best chance of the game so far for Millwall.

Corner for the hosts headed away to the edge of the penalty box where Maikel Kieftenbeld strikes it first time on the volley with his right and a Preston head gets in the way to deflect it behind.

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Swansea have been forced into an early substitution midway through the first half.

Korey Smith is on in place of Kyle Naughton.

Still no goals in this one though.

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It could be a long evening for bottom side Doncaster, who already find themselves 2-0 down at home to league leaders Rotherham - Ben Wiles doubling the Millers' lead.

Rotherham fans will be even happier to hear that second-placed Wigan have fallen behind to Matty Taylor's goal for Oxford United, at the end of a fine team move.

Elsewhere, the Neil Harris era at Gillingham has got off to a good start. Danny Lloyd's penalty has put them a goal up at home to fellow strugglers Crewe.

Midway through the first half at The Den and not too much to report.

Mason Bennett had a free-kick in a dangerous looking position for the hosts, but his effort went straight at the Preston wall.

Swansea threaten for the first time in this game as Michael Obafemi forces a good save from Hatters' keeper James Shea.

Matt Grimes supplied the through ball.

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Runaway leaders Forest Green have fallen behind at play-off chasers Port Vale.

It was a glancing header from Ryan Edmondson that's put the Valiants ahead - plenty of time for Rovers to respond, of course.

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Quiet so far at the Swansea.com Stadium.

Luton have had a couple of bursts forward but haven't been able to get the final ball sorted for Danny Hylton to get on the end of.

Table-toppers Rotherham have taken an early lead at bottom side Doncaster - Mickel Miller scoring direct from a corner, as his cross caught the wind and looped in.

Elsewhere, Ayoub Assal has put strugglers AFC Wimbledon ahead at home to Cheltenham, who themselves could do with a win.

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Some nice build up play from Preston as they try to get themselves up and running.

Alistair McCann cuts inside and looks to find Brad Potts at the back post but Millwall are able to head clear through Murray Wallace.

Relatively quiet start to proceedings at The Den.

Millwall looking to back up their victory over West Brom on Saturday, while Preston are trying to shake off a 2-2 draw against Bristol City on the weekend.

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What did you make of your club's transfer window business?

Plenty to get excited about for the rest of the season, or a lot of fuss over nothing?

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Here we go then in the majority of this evening's matches.

Remember, Bolton against Cambridge United is kicking-off a little later at 20:00 GMT.

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Can anyone stop Forest Green Rovers from pulling away from the rest in League Two?

Rob Edwards' side have the chance to go 13 points clear at the top tonight as they head to Port Vale.

Second-placed Tranmere, who were on the receiving end of a 4-0 defeat by the leaders on Saturday, will hope not as they host Stevenage.

Rovers will be looking to open up some breathing space between themselves and Newport in third - and the chasing pack below the automatic promotion places.

Fifth-placed Northampton are one of those, who entertain Barrow, while seemingly-unstoppable Mansfield go looking for their ninth successive league win at Harrogate.

Swindon, in seventh, host Crawley.

At the other end, third-from-bottom Colchester will look to put a bit more of a gap between themselves and the bottom two when they play Rochdale.

We wish Sheffield Wednesday manager Darren Moore well in his recovery from Covid-19.

The former centre-back, 47, contracted pneumonia when he last tested positive for the virus in April.

We hope to see him back on the sidelines soon.

Some intriguing plot lines in the offing this evening in our six League One fixtures....

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Leaders Rotherham head to bottom-of-the-table Doncaster as they try and keep second-placed Wigan at bay.

The Latics, who have two matches in hand on The Millers and are just a point behind, host Oxford United, who are on the charge under Karl Robinson.

Offers were turned down by the club on deadline day for penalty-king midfielder Cameron Brannagan as the Us look to maintain their recent impressive form.

For those down the other end of the table, there's a chance to collect some vital points.....

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As well as Doncaster, Gillingham, Crewe, Morecambe and AFC Wimbledon are all in action tonight.

Neil Harris takes charge of Gillingham for the first time at home to fellow strugglers Crewe, Morecambe will hope to climb out of the relegation zone when they travel to Sheffield Wednesday while Wimbledon will look to turn their form around against Cheltenham.

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Welshman Nathan Jones takes his Luton side to the city of Swansea tonight with the Hatters hoping to move within three points of the play-offs.

Just the one defeat in their past seven has kept them in contention and seen them take points off promotion-chasers Fulham, Bournemouth and Blackburn in the process.

Swansea, meanwhile, have sadly not been able to get their campaign into any sort of gear in Russell Martin's first year in charge.

They have just the one win in their past seven, in stark contrast to their visitors tonight, and will want to do as much as they can as quick as they can to move further away from the bottom three.

Swansea XI: Fisher; Cabango, Naughton, Bennett, Christie, Downes, Grimes (capt), Manning, Ntcham, Obafemi, Wolf.

Subs: Hamer, Burns, Latibeaudiere, Smith, Fulton, Joseph, Piroe.

Luton XI: Shea, Bree, Bell, Burke, Osho, Naismith, Campbell, Mpanzu, Lansbury, Onyedinma, Hylton.

Subs: Steer, Potts, Lockyer, Mendes Gomes, Berry, Cornick, Jerome.

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Play-off chat is quite possibly nothing more than fanciful for these two sides going into this one.

Millwall ended a three-game losing streak on Saturday when they beat West Brom 2-0, thanks to goals from Benik Afobe and Mason Bennett.

Preston, on the other hand, are just a point and a couple of places above Millwall and have just the one win in their past five matches.

Consistency is what both sides will need from hereon if they are to make a late dash for the top six.

Millwall XI: Bialkowski; Hutchinson (capt), Cooper, Wallace, Kieftenbeld, Mitchell, McNamara, Malone, Burke, Bennett, Afobe.

Subs: Long, Pearce, Evans, Burey, Mahoney, Saville, Wallace.

Preston XI: Iversen; Van den Berg, Lindsay, Hughes, Whiteman, Ledson, Potts, Cunningham (capt), McCann, Riis, Evans.

Subs: Ripley, Bauer, Diaby, Earl, Browne, Sinclair, Archer.

Let's take a closer look at the evening's two Championship fixtures first up...