Tyreik Wright has scored a first minute opener for Bradford in the Yorkshire derby at home to Harrogate.

Salford have also taken a first minute lead at Grimsby thanks to Matt Smith.

Elsewhere, we've reached half-time in the early kick-off with Carlisle leading 1-0 at Crewe courtesy of Morgan Feeney's sixth minute effort.

Four minutes added on at Loftus Road.

What a performance it's been from Luton.

QPR come agonisingly close to an equaliser as they send a low cross across the face of the Luton goal.

But no one can work onto the end of it with an open goal in front of them.

Five more Championship games are now getting under way, and a load more in League One and League Two.

Stay here for all the action as it happens.

Another Luton substitution.

Carlton Morris, having scored twice, comes off. As does Allan Campbell.

Cameron Jerome and Luke Berry come on.

QPR make a double substitution. Tyler Roberts and Olamide Shodipo come off.

Taylor Richards and Albert Adomah come on.

Luke Freeman comes on against his former club as Luton make another change.

He replaces Dan Potts who seems to have picked up a knock.

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Blackburn's push to break into the Championship top two has hit a bit of a snag of late, with Jon Dahl Tomasson's side losing three of their past four games.

They take on Middlesbrough tonight looking to complete a league double over their opponents for the first time since 2006-07.

Things have changed a fair bit since Rovers' 2-1 win over Boro at the Riverside in October, however, with Michael Carrick inspiring a surge up the table for tonight's visitors.

Can Blackburn get their promotion push back on track before the year's end?

Luton do well to defend after QPR send a free-kick into the box which bobbles around before the hosts can work a shot away.

QPR keep it alive and Tyler Roberts whips a ball into Lyndon Dykes at the far post and somehow he fires across the face of goal and not into the back of the net.

Dan Potts is yellow carded for his reaction to a QPR free-kick being awarded.

Soon after, Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu goes into the book for bringing down Tyler Roberts.

There's a bit of needle in this game, now.

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Millwall will be looking to push further up the table and maintain their position in the play-off places when they take on a struggling Bristol City side at The Den tonight.

Gary Rowett's side boast the best defensive home record in the Championship and have only lost two of their last 10 league games - both of which were away.

Meanwhile Bristol City, who have struggled of late after a fast start to the season, will have to be at their very best if they are to break-down the Lions staunch defence.

Nigel Pearson's side have only two wins from their last 10 matches and whilst his seat is getting hotter he can take confidence from the Robins away form - they've earned seven points from a possible 12 on the road in their last four fixtures.

Jordan Clark goes into the book for a foul on Sam Field as Luton are shown their second yellow card of the evening.

Chris Willock replaces Ilias Chair as QPR make a change.

Around 25 minutes of normal time to go for the Rs to respond.

QPR putting the pressure on now.

Kenneth Paal sends a free-kick into the box and it deflects off Dan Potts for a corner.

Paal then races to take the corner but Luton immediately clear.

Lyndon Dykes heads towards goal from a QPR free-kick and Tom Lockyer gets onto it to deflect it away for another corner.

The Rs deliver it back into the box but Luton keeper Ethan Horvath does well to collect.

We've got the first change in this match and Luton opt to make a substitution.

Harry Cornick comes off and is replaced by Cauley Woodrow.

Ethan Laird goes down in the box as QPR go on the attack against Luton.

Dan Potts goes in with the tackle to try and stop Laird's run and he times it well, but there are protests from the hosts for a penalty, but their calls are waved away.

Oof.

QPR win a free kick and it's delivered into the box and Tyler Roberts gets a head onto it.

But his effort cannons off the Luton crossbar.

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