And now Watford go close to taking the lead.

Mario Gaspar has gone close a couple of times for the Hornets today and rhi time his shot forces a save from Millers goalkeeper Viktor Johansson.

Substitute keeper Andy Fisher is straight into the action for the Swans, called upon to palm away a stinging 20-yard drive from Tyler Roberts after some good work from Chris Willock.

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John Mousinho's reign is off to a promising start at Portsmouth!

Mid-table Pompey are without a win in 10 and have lost their last two games but they've scored the first goal in their head coach's first match in charge, Marlon Pack putting them ahead against Exeter.

Shrewsbury, meanwhile, have made it 3-0 at home to Cambridge, whose chances of avoiding defeat for the first time in four games have been further damaged by Matthew Pennington's goal.

There's more goals in this.

Rotherham look to hit back after that Hornets leveller but Chieo Ogbene is denied by goalkeeper Daniel Bachmann.

It's been a quieter second half from North End who are now comfortably just preserving their lead.

Birmingham really don't look like much of a threat.

The subs are warming up along the touchline and it looks like some fresh legs are coming on.

The visitors are back on the attack and Mark McGuinness needs to make an excellent intervention to prevent George Honeyman's fierce strike off the line with City keeper Ryan Allsop beaten.

Injuries galore in W12 this afternoon. Swans keeper Steven Benda cannot continue and is replaced by Andy Fisher.

QPR have already seen Ethan Laird and Lyndon Dykes replaced with apparent knocks too.

Sheyi Ojo is the latest to go close for Cardiff, heading off-target from Callum O'Dowda's cross.

Can the Bluebirds capitalise on this good spell?

There's another nerve-jangler going on at the base of the EFL today: Hartlepool have taken a 1-0 lead through Josh Umerah at home to Rochdale, who've had Ethan Ebanks-Lendell dismissed.

That sends the visitors bottom and their opponents out of the relegation zone, as it stands. Gillingham are still on course to rise to second-bottom because they're 2-0 in front at Colchester.

Sanny Rudravajhala
Presenter, Squad Goals

If the form book is to believed then Blackburn are going to win because they have scored first.

Remember, Blackburn are still to draw a game in the Championship this season.

The Bluebirds are continuing to be positive after the interval, this time it's Kian Etete who lashed an effort over George Long's woodwork from 25-yards out.

Home debutant Jamal Lowe broke the deadlock and is oh so close to a second as he thuds the crossbar from close range. Keeper Steven Benda is down in a heap and will require some treatment.

Just not Watford's day?

They hit the woodwork for the THIRD time.

Matheus Martins hits the bar when he maybe should do better.

Calvin Andrew
Ex-Rochdale, Mansfield and Port Vale forward on Squad Goals

How important this game is for two teams down at the bottom of League One.

Forest Green started 24th in the table and MK Dons 22nd, with only one point between them.

But MK Dons have started where they left off, with Mo Eisa scoring his second of the game to give them the lead at Forest Green.

Bad news for bottom side Forest Green: visitors MK Dons have come from behind to go 2-1 ahead through another goal by Mohamed Eisa, who drew them level shortly before the break.

With Accrington 3-0 down at Sheffield Wednesday, the Dons are on course to rise to 19th, a point clear of the relegation zone.

Cardiff are looking to get back into it. Callum Robinson exchanges passes smartly with Kian Etete on the edge of the box before curling an effort past George Long's upright.