This time Preston take the game to Rotherham in this topsy-turvy game at Deepdale.

Emil Riis shoots but Viktor Johansson collects with ease.

Bristol City manager Nigel Pearson has made three changes as he tries to help his team across the line with 10 men.

It's a case of hold what they have with defender Timm Klose replacing midfielder Alex Scott as one of those alterations.

Who's going to bag a late winner?

Well Rotherham have just stuck their claim in as Cohen Bramall plays through Ben Wiles on the edge of the box but he fires an effort off target.

Troy Deeney has a volley that bounces into the ground pushed over the bar by Daniel Bachmann.

Imagine if he was to get the winner against his old club?

How on earth is this still goalless?!

Preston once again hit the woodwork, this time through Brad Potts.

He lets fly from about 35 yards out and his effort is tipped onto the crossbar by Rotherham keeper Viktor Johansson.

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Almost a third for Norwich and a second of the night for Danel Sinani, but his 20-yard volley whistles just over the top.

Sinani was a key figure for Huddersfield during his loan spell last season as they finished third and he could have a similar influence on this Norwich team.

Burnley should be 2-1 up here.

Some great build-up play from Josh Cullen and Josh Brownhill sees he latter tee up Jay Rodriguez in the centre of the Hull box.

But Rodriguez is stretched out and he can't quite connect well enough to tip it home.

James Balagizi has his second goal of the evening to draw Crawley level at 2-2 with Northampton.

Josh Benson has put Barnsley 3-0 up at home to Bristol Rovers.

Marcus Harness has broken the deadlock for high-flying Ipswich at Burton.

Portsmouth have come from behind to lead 2-1 at home to Cambridge, Ronan Curtis with the goal.

Jonson Clarke-Harris has opened the scoring for Peterborough at home to 10-man Sheffield Wednesday.

Cameron Brannagan has halved the deficit for Oxford from the penalty spot at home to Lincoln.

He's been tipped by some for a move away from Deepdale, but Emil Riis has just come agonisingly close to sending Preston ahead against Rotherham.

He turns past Oliver Rathbone and fires a shot from a tight angle which cannons off the crossbar.

Alistair Durden
BBC Points West Sports Editor & Bristol City Commentator

Bristol City midfielder Mark Sykes is off! He's been shown a red for a two footed tackle.

He was sandwiched between two Luton players, overreacted and he lost is head.

The referee dishes out a couple of yellows to the visiting side.

Bristol City aren't home and dry yet they're down to 10 men. Boos ring out around Ashton Gate for the ref.

Bristol City don't do things the easy way, do they?

A straight red card for Mark Sykes.

Dan Pilkington: Legitimately fear for Morecambe this season. Rumours Stockton is going to leave, short on alternative goalscorers and a very rocky start to the season, hoping this isn't the end for them in League One.

They're still a goal down at Bolton with about 25 minutes left to play.

Rob Edwards makes a change as Vakrun Bayo is hooked and Albania striker Rey Manaj comes on in his place.

A goal apiece in each of their three league games so far, and they badly need one in the last 30 minutes at St Andrew's.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Millwall produced a sparkling comeback having been 2-0 down to beat Coventry City last weekend.

Can they repeat the trick tonight? They have improved in the early stages of the second half, with Billy Mitchell's deflected effort forcing Andy Fisher into a one-handed save.

One Millwall goal would prompt nerves for Swansea and their fans, for Russell Martin's side are in need of a home win.

But for the moment it is Swansea who are looking more likely to score the next goal, with Joe Allen continuing to impress.

We're back under way in the late kick-off in the Championship this evening.

Can QPR fight back against Blackpool after Josh Bowler gave the visitors the lead on the verge of half-time?

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Good stuff from Swansea as they continue to look comfortable with their two-goal lead against MIllwall.

Joel Piroe and Michael Obafemi link up with the latter teeing up the former to strike but his effort goes just past the post.

Danny Johnson has pulled a goal back for Walsall at Barrow in the first minute of the second half.

Ten-man Stockport have drawn level at Doncaster, Ryan Rydel with the equaliser for The Hatters.

Salford have scored a quick-fire double at Newport with goals from Luke Bolton and a Cameron Norman own goal.

Mansfield have come from 2-0 down to lead ten-man Wimbledon 3-2 at Field Mill, George Maris with the latest for The Stags.