Alan Browne turns and shoots for Preston and they try to keep the pressure on Rotherham.

But Millers keeper Viktor Johansson gets down to make the save.

Luton manager was an angry man at half-time as he made three changes, sending on Luke Freeman, Jordan Clark and Admiral Muskwe.

But the Hatters are lucky not be to further behind as Tommy Conway has been denied by goalkeeper Ethan Horvath.

Then Andreas Weimann, normally so prolific, shot over when he should have scored.

Allahyar Sayyadmanesh's night is over.

Hull are forced into a change after the Iranian pulls up and Randell Williams replaces him.

David Wheeler has halved the deficit for Wycombe at Exeter.

Dear oh dear.

Allahyar Sayyadmanesh does well for Hull down the right and forces Ian Maatsen into dealing with the danger before he can get a shot away.

But in the process he pulls up and it looks like his hamstring's gone.

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We were so used to seeing Troy Deeney wearing the yellow and black of Watford for years.

Deeney scored 140 goals in 419 games across 11 seasons and he was the familiar figure as players and managers came and went.

Now he is wearing the blue of Birmingham and has the captain's armband as well as he faces the Hornets for the first time since leaving Vicarage Road.

Is the Millwall comeback on?

Well Swansea keeper Andrew Fisher is called into action to tip away Billy Mitchell's strike.

A fascinating encounter at Turf Moor and Ozan Tufan is in the mix again for Hull having given them the lead in the first half.

He plays through Oscar Estupinan but his final effort is weighted too heavily and is cleared.

QPR trail Blackpool at the break in tonight's late kick-off in the Championship.

Josh Bowler's curling effort just before the break puts the visitors ahead.

Things are looking bleak at Carrow Road for Huddersfield.

Josh Sargent is played through on goal and Tom Lees drags him back. That is the definition of a professional foul and the Terriers centre-half has to go.

Two down and a man down now for Danny Schofield's team.

We're getting back under way across the English Football League.

A fun-filled 45 minutes awaits.

There's a lengthy break in play, now.

Kenneth Paal is down receiving treatment after taking an elbow to the face. Could be some time added onto the first half.

Still some time to go in the first half in our late kick-off in the Championship.

Lyndon Dykes picks up the ball and races goalbound but the QPR man can't find the net and Blackpool hold on again.

• Mansfield have come from two down to draw level at home to Wimbledon.
• Barrow are leading 2-0 at home to unbeaten Walsall.
• Northampton have come from behind to lead 2-1 at Crawley.
• Swindon become the first team to score against Leyton Orient, but The O's quickly hit back, the score currently 1-1.
• Crewe, Doncaster and Stevenage are all winning 1-0 at home to Sutton, Stockport and Rochdale respectively.
• Harrogate are 1-0 up at Gillingham.
• It's goalless between Colchester-Bradford, Hartlepool-Tranmere and Newport-Salford.
• The game between Grimsby and Carlisle has been abandoned due to a waterlogged pitch.

• Charlton are leading 3-0 at home to 10-man Plymouth.
• Barnsley scored twice in the first 15 minutes to lead Bristol Rovers 2-0.
• Exeter are also leading 2-0 at home against Wycombe.
• MK Dons and Bolton are winning 1-0 at home to Port Vale and Morecambe respectively.
• Lincoln City are beating Oxford 2-0 at The Kassam.
• Portsmouth have equalised just before half-time at home to Cambridge.
• Sheffield Wednesday have been reduced to 10 men but are still holding Peterborough 0-0.
• It's also goalless between Burton-Ipswich, Fleetwood-Cheltenham and Shrewsbury-Derby.

Jeremy Goss
Former Norwich midfielder on BBC Radio Norfolk

Norwich are dominant and in control of the game. There have been no problems at the back, chances have been created throughout the half'

Sargent and Sinani have been fantastic, they've repaid Dean Smith's faith in them to bring them into the team.

If they play like that in the second half, they'll score another couple of goals.

George Hall's first senior goal has Birmingham in front against the Hornets.

A cracker of a first half for Swansea who took the lead against Millwall through Ryan Manning in just 52 seconds.

Michael Obafemi doubled their lead after 12 minutes and they've looked comfortable ever since.

Plenty of chances in this one but the first half ends goalless at Deepdale.