Former Rotherham youngster Jerry Yates chases a ball back to Millers keeper Viktor Johansson for Blackpool, but the Swede gets it clear.

Neither goalkeeper has had much to do yet, as the game is played out largely in midfield.

However, Sunderland have a free-kick after Sam Hutchinson bundles into Dan Neil on the edge of the box.

Alex Pritchard swung it in with pace but Reading clear and the chance will not fall.

Rotherham have had possession in good areas but have been unable to find the final ball.

Wes Harding is getting forward but his crosses have been soaked up by the Blackpool backline.

Reading break swiftly with Junior Hoilett on the left and as the ball is worked in-field, Jeff Hendrick tries to spread for Andy Yiadom on the overlap, but his pass is poor.

Sunderland's Ellis Simms shows quick feet to wriggle away from a Reading defender and bears down on the box but his ball wide is overhit and concedes the goal-kick.

The Black Cats have started with impetus.

QPR applying pressure. Tyler Roberts can't get in behind, so the visitors reset and a gallop on the overlap from Ethan Laird sees him get in but the cross is dealt with.

Pin-drop quiet for the minute's silence at Reading, as both teams and spectators showed respect for the Queen following her passing.

National anthem sung around the stadium.

Now they're under way.

Rotherham could well be in front. Dan Barlaser puts a perfect cross to the back-post which Grant Hall tries to steer at goal under pressure.

It races just wide of the left post.

QPR's turn to cause a few problems, as Bartosz Bialkowski is forced into a double save, first blocking a low drive from Tim Iroegbunam with his foot and then coaxing away a Tyler Roberts header on the rebound.

Callum Styles at the other end gets a low, skiddy shot which is saved by Seny Dieng.

Millwall got a free-kick on the edge of the QPR box, which Zian Flemming curls threateningly at goal but it's saved by Seny Dieng in the Rangers goal.

Rotherham look to get the ball quickly in the opening minute, as Dan Barlaser seeks to release Ben Wiles on the sprint, but the ball just outruns him.

Tommy Conway has a chance for the visitors inside the opening minute.

Norwich lose the ball inside their own half but Conway hits his effort just past the post.

Four of the six Championship games are under way now after tributes to the Queen.

Reading and Sunderland get going at 20:00 BST and West Brom and Birmingham 15 minutes later at 20:15 BST because of congestion around The Hawthorns.

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Millwall and QPR players have laid wreaths on the pitch at The Den before a minutes silence and then a performance of the national anthem.

Just one of the ways clubs are paying their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II.

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The Queen was part of the Royal Family's involvement with football during her 72-year reign, in particular the home 1966 World Cup final in which England beat West Germany in extra time.

She also attended FA Cup finals, the first of which was the famous 'Matthews final' featuring Sir Stanley Matthews in 1953, when Blackpool beat Bolton.

Her last appearance at the Wembley final was in 1976, when Second Division Southampton beat Manchester United.