... but it comes to nought. Elias Chair's strike is charged down and scrambled away.

You don't see this very often these days... Swans keeper Steven Benda is penalised for handling a Harry Darling backpass giving the hosts a free-kick inside the six-yard box...

We're back under way in the majority of games.

Here we go.

Barrow's home game with Salford was one of nine in League Two to be called off because of a frozen pitch.

However, the Cumbria side are clearly unhappy with the decision and have requested an explanation as to why the match has been called off.

"Despite a soft playing surface, referee Sam Barrott has taken the decision to postpone this afternoon's game against Salford City," Barrow said in a statement.

"The club can confirm that we have approached PGMOL and the EFL for a written statement to enquire as to why the game has been postponed, and to make an official complaint.

"The club would like to apologise to both Barrow and Salford City fans who travelled for the fixture, please understand this decision was entirely out of the club's hands and we were both confident and keen for the game to be played."

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• Leaders Leyton Orient are in major trouble in their top-of-the-table barnstormer at Stevenage. Goals by Jamie Reid and Jordan Roberts gave Richie Wellens’ side a dream start, and Idris El Mizouni’s dismissal shortly before the break has not helped Orient’s cause.
• An equally important game at the opposite end of the table has seen bottom side Gillingham’s resurgence continue: David Tutonda put them 1-0 ahead at Colchester and new signing Tom Nichols has made it two on the stroke of half-time.

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• Sixth-placed Barnsley have breezed into a 3-0 lead at home to Accrington through goals by James Norwood, Jack Aitchison and Jordan Williams.
• Will Aimson’s own-goal for visitors Bolton has given Derby the lead in the battle between two teams in the play-off spots.
• Visitors MK Dons have pegged Forest Green back in a clash between two teams inside the relegation zone, Mohamed Eisa replying to Myles Peart-Harris’ opener.
• Oxford took the lead at home to Ipswich through Yanic Wildschut but Leif Davis has brought the third-placed visitors level.
• Second-placed Sheffield Wednesday are on course for a fifth successive win in the division, taking the lead at home to Fleetwood through Marvin Johnson.
• Luke Leahy made it 1-0 to Shrewsbury at home to Cambridge before Jordan Shipley doubled their lead five minutes into added time.

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• Rotherham lead 1-0 at third-placed Watford through Shane Ferguson's second goal in two games.
• Preston are 2-0 up at Birmingham City, as Rebecca Welch becomes the first woman to referee a Championship match.
• Bottom side Wigan a goal down at home to Luton and fellow strugglers Cardiff losing 1-0 at home to Millwall.
• Jamal Lowe's goal on his QPR debut has them a goal to the good against his former side Swansea.

We're at half-time in just about all of our games (I think...)

Let's look at the headlines midway through Saturday's action.

Preston are well on top in this one after two early goals from Ryan Ledson and Alan Browne inside the first 20 minutes.

North End have been better all over the pitch than Birmingham who've not had much service going forward and zero proper chances on goal.

All one way traffic at the moment.

Into five minutes of time added on at the end of the first half of this lively encounter.

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Will Smallbone's goal on the 11th minute has the home side out in front at the break.

Reading have been all over the shop so far in this one and need a little more structure going into the second.

Wigan have thrown everything at Luton in an attempt to get back into this, he's seen a goal disallowed already and now Ashley Fletcher's effort on the swivel flies over Ethan Horvath's crossbar.

A vital stop from Ryan Allsop has denied Tom Bradshaw, and Millwall, a second goal just before the break. The keeper got down low after a swift counter-attack from the Lions. Into added time at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Wonder what the fans will make of the half-time whistle?

Thomas Cannon has a chance to make it three for North End but John Ruddy is able to parry the ball away from the Birmingham goal.

It was a great run from the forward who nutmegged a defender before firing off his shot.

Not too many chances in this over the past few minutes.

Daniel Ayala and Scott Wharton have both been booked for the away side.

As it stands, this will be Rovers' first league draw of the season. Long way to go though of course.

As the bottom side in League One before the action began, Forest Green badly need wins - and they'll have had more cause than usual to hope for one today because their visitors are third-bottom MK Dons.

Step forward Myles Peart-Harris, who's put them ahead in the showdown near the bottom.

Elsewhere, Luke Leahy's penalty has put Shrewsbury 1-0 ahead against Cambridge. Victory at home to their relegation-threatened opponents could send the Shrews soaring into the top half of the table.

Joel Piroe is looking for his 10th of the season for the Swans and has his first sight of goal, poking over the bar after Harry Darling had laid-off a Matt Grimes cross.

The Bluebirds go in search of an instant reply, Callum Robinson's free-kick is charged down but Jaden Philogene fizzes a shot just over George Long's bar from the edge of the area.

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Perhaps someone warned Plymouth that second-placed Sheffield Wednesday had taken the lead.

Just when the Owls had threatened to reduce the gap on the leaders to a point, the Pilgrims have plundered two goals in two minutes. Dan Scarr and Ryan Hardie have done the business at Home Park against 18th-placed Cheltenham, who are three points above the drop zone.