Chaos in the box and Coventry come agonisingly close to taking the lead.

Blackburn scramble to defend as Viktor Gyokeres tries to hook the ball home.

Alex Scott has been one of Bristol City's players of the season so far and again tonight he's pulling strings in midfield.

He picks out Mark Sykes with an excellent cross-field pass, as the Robins look to find gaps in the Blades' defence.

West Brom press upfield against Blackpool after the visitors' decent start.

Jed Wallace finds John Swift with a through ball while Conor Townsend tries a low cross which is cleared by the hosts.

There are of course two games in League Two which are also under way.

Tranmere frontman Kane Hemmings has drawn a save from Stockport keeper Ben Hinchcliffe but it remains goalless at Prenton Park. Stockport are looking to make it four straight Football League wins for the first time since 2008.

In the other game Colchester have made the long trip to Barrow seeking to avoid a seventh defeat in eight away games. Goalless there too.

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Still goalless at Kenilworth Road as we approach 20 minutes gone.

Luton have been putting Joe Lumley under pressure though, in the last few minutes and look the more likely to score so far.

Elijah Adebayo was denied by Lumley's legs, albeit from a tight angle, before Alfie Doughty had a shot from outside the box saved a couple of minutes later.

Coventry really ought to be a goal up against Blackburn by now.

Viktor Gyokeres fires a shot from the edge of the box which forces a save from Rovers keeper Thomas Kaminski.

Preston continuing their decent start against Swansea.

Brad Potts plays a ball through into the box towards Emil Riis but his follow-up effort goes wide of the mark.

Portsmouth have broken the deadlock in their must-win match at home to AFC Wimbledon.

Ronan Curtis tapped-in on 15 minutes after a Zak Swanson cross wasn't dealt with by the Wimbledon defence.

The other Trophy game is goalless at half-time, with Leeds United Under-21s needing to emerge with at least two points at Crewe if they are to progress to the knockout stages.

Promising start from Blackpool against a West Brom side lacking confidence.

Jerry Yates picks up possession on the right flank, works the ball inside and fires towards goal but his effort goes over the bar.

Jake Bidwell does well to get behind the Blackburn defence and then puts in a cross towards Viktor Gyokeres.

But his delivery to his Coventry team-mate misses the target, just as he was about to tap in.

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Liam Rosenior has been spotted in the stands at the MKM Stadium, chatting to Hull owner Acun Illicali.

The former Tigers player is expected to be announced as the new Hull head coach tomorrow. Hull, remember, have been without a permanent boss since Shota Arveladze was sacked in September.

We're under way in our 20:00 GMT kick-offs.

All of our EFL games are now very much in play.

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Isaiah Jones makes a good break down the right, getting behind the Hull defence into the box. He pulls the ball back for Chuba Akpom but his shot isn't quite on target and it goes high over the bar.

That was Boro's best attacking move so far though.

Preston strike again!

Alan Browne tries his luck with a first-time volley but Swansea keeper Steven Benda deals with the danger.

It's a dream start for Wycombe too as Anis Mehmeti has fired them infront at home to Port Vale with a long-range blast after just four minutes.

The Chairboys have only kept one clean sheet in nine home games, however, so there's plenty of reason for optimism for Vale fans.

So far so good for Luton, who come close to getting the opening goal of the match four minutes in.

Tom Lockyer sends a long ball forward which lands kindly for James Bree just inside the box. He manages to pull it back for Harry Cornick, but Cornick's shot rolls wide of the far corner.

Jack Vale puts a ball in towards Blackburn teammate Ben Brereton Diaz who's on the left.

He works the ball forward and tries his luck with a curling effort which sails past the far post.

Preston do well in the opening stages here against Swansea.

Robbie Brady puts in a dangerous ball into the box and Emil Riis gets a head on to it but the Swans win a free-kick.

Middlesbrough win a free-kick inside the first three minutes, giving the visitors the first chance to get the ball into the box.

Ryan Giles whips the ball in but it goes long, over and out the other side of the penalty area for a Hull throw in. So far, so quiet.

That didn’t take long!

Fleetwood are the first scorers of the night as Carlos Mendes Gomes has put the visitors ahead at Oxford with an acrobatic finish from close range. He’s scored in four of their last six games now.

United have lost three in a row at home, they'll need to respond to prevent that becoming four.