Good news, Iliman Ndiaye is up and about and has run to the touchline.

Sheffield United win a free-kick which is sent into the box but Rotherham clear their lines.

Oliver Norwood then tries an audacious long-range lofted shot but it's easily collected by Millers keeper Viktor Johansson.

There's a break in play with seven minutes gone as Grant Hall and Iliman Ndiaye clash heads just past halfway.

A nasty one but looked to me like there was no malice in it. Just an unfortunate coming together.

Ndiaye is down receiving some treatment.

Burnley striker Nathan Tella intercepts and fires off a low strike from just outside the box.

But it's a brilliant sliding block from Norwich defender Grant Hanley, who comes flying in.

What a chance for Burnley.

Tarique Fosu-Henry goes down in the Sheffield United box as he runs into Anel Ahmedhodzic.

The Rotherham man sticks his hand up to claim a penalty but the referee says nothing doing.

A positive start from Burnley.

Already we can seen that Norwich right-back Max Aarons is going to have his hands full against Burnley forward Anass Zaroury, who looks frisky.

Jayden Bogle twists and turns his way into the Rotherham box as Sheffield United set the pace early on in this south Yorkshire derby.

But the hosts eventually win back possession through Grant Hall.

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We're under way in today's two early Championship games.

Can runaway pair Burnley and Sheffield United keep up the form which has seen them put together a bumper lead on the rest of the pack?

Or are Norwich and Rotherham going to put a dent in their respective leads at the top?

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Newly signed Rotherham United striker Jordan Hugill is fit to make his debut for the club - having battled with sickness this week - and he's joined in the line-up by fellow new signing Conor Coventry. Domingos Quina is not in the squad however.

Meanwhile, Sheffield United make five changes, with Sander Berge returning alongside Wes Foderingham, Jack Robinson, Iliman Ndiaye and Max Lowe.

Rotherham: Johansson; Peltier, Hall, Humphreys, Hjelde; Coventry, Odoffin, Rathbone; Ogbene, Hugill, Fosu

Subs: Vickers, Wright, Harding, Bramall, Lindsay, Ferguson, Washington

Sheff Utd: Foderingham, Bogle, Ahmedhodzic, Egan, Robinson, Lowe, Norwood, Berge, Osborn, Ndiaye, McBurnie

Subs: Davis, Basham, Clark, McAtee, Coulibaly, Sharp, Marsh.

Norwich are unchanged from their last Championship outing.

Teenage Brazilian winger Marquinhos, who arrived on loan from Arsenal, is on the bench.

Meanwhile Burnley, who have a couple of injured players and some dealing with niggles, make three changes.

Bailey Peacock-Farrell replaces an injured Aro Muric in goal.

Defender Charlie Taylor is also out with an injury and is replaced by Hjalmar Ekdal.

Johann Gudmundsson comes in for Samuel Bastien in centre midfield.

Norwich: Krul, Giannoulis, Hanley, Omobamidele, Aarons, Sara, McLean, Sargent, Hernandez, Pukki, Dowell

Subs: McGovern, Idah, Marquinhos, McCallum, Tzolis, Sorensen, Nunez

Burnley: Peacock-Farrell, Maatsen, Ekdal, Beyer, Roberts, Gudmundsson, Brownhill, Cullen, Zaroury, Barnes, Tella

Subs: Casper, Taylor, Twine, Foster, Churlinov, Bastien, Vitinho

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Burnley boss Vincent Kompany’s side top the Championship table and have had a stellar season, but the Belgian is trying not to spend too much time thinking about points tallies.

They take on Norwich today who have ambitions of their own as they look to break back into the top six.

“There's a few teams - Middlesbrough, West Brom, Norwich to an extent - which have squads that are terrific for this league and when they get it right, they get a lot of points," Kompany told BBC Radio Lancashire.

“We're going to play against a team with a lot of momentum so it will be as tough as it gets for us.

“The points we have is one side of the story. It's been challenging. I just don't want to get dragged into looking at points.

“We have to have a team that wants to get better every day. Do I still think we can get better? The answer is yes. Do I think we'll get more or less points? I don't know but I think this team can get better still.”

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Sheffield United are helping to set the pace in the Championship at the minute but Rotherham have the chance to set a rare milestone against the Blades today.

Should the Millers win, it will be their first league double over Sheffield United since 1980-81.

It's a tough ask, however. Sheffield United have lost just once in their past 13 league games and are unbeaten in their past eight.

They've got some staying power, too. Today's visitors have scored more goals post-90 minutes than any other second-tier side this term.

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Norwich will be feeling confident entering the game against Burnley after securing two emphatic back-to-back wins under new head coach David Wagner, but he’s taking nothing for granted and knows his Canaries have a challenge on their hands in his first home league game since taking charge.

“This is a top team that has only lost two games.

“We meet a top opponent, a big challenge, but I don’t like to focus on the opponent.

“I like to think more independently.

“Whether it is a top of the league or bottom of the league, home or away, we shouldn’t care about this.

“We must make sure we respect all of our opponents and play our style and our identity to the highest level.

“For me, there is not a shadow of a doubt that there will be a special atmosphere for the early kick-off.

“If you want to create something extraordinary on the pitch you need something extraordinary in the stands and hopefully both will come together on Saturday.”

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Seventh-placed Norwich enter the game high in confidence after back-to-back wins under new manager David Wagner.

Although the Canaries haven’t won at Carrow Road since the end of October they do manage to score in bunches in-front of home fans with 29 goals at home this Championship season, compared to 11 away.

A statement win today could thrust them back into the top six.

Meanwhile, Burnley have been pretty unstoppable.

Sitting neatly at the top of the table with a five-point lead of chasing Sheffield United and a 17-point cushion over third-placed Middlesbrough, Vincent Kompany’s men have almost rubber-stamped their card back into the Premier League.

But the Clarets are dealing with a few injuries at the moment and needed last-minute goals to win their last two league fixtures.

Lock yourself in - we can’t wait for this one.

And this is the line-up we've got to look forward to in League Two today with, you guessed it, all games getting going at 15:00 GMT unless stated:

• Newport County v Swindon Town (12:45 GMT)
• Bradford City v Mansfield Town
• Carlisle United v Harrogate Town
• Colchester United v Barrow
• Crewe Alexandra v Grimsby Town
• Doncaster Rovers v Hartlepool United
• Gillingham v Crawley Town
• Leyton Orient v AFC Wimbledon
• Northampton Town v Walsall
• Salford City v Rochdale
• Stockport County v Tranmere Rovers
• Sutton United v Stevenage

This is the lay of the land in League One today, with all games getting under way at 15:00 GMT:

• Accrington Stanley v Lincoln City
• Bolton Wanderers v Cheltenham Town
• Bristol Rovers v Milton Keynes Dons
• Cambridge United v Ipswich Town
• Derby County v Morecambe
• Exeter City v Charlton Athletic
• Fleetwood Town v Burton Albion
• Forest Green Rovers v Peterborough United
• Oxford United v Shrewsbury Town
• Port Vale v Wycombe Wanderers
• Portsmouth v Barnsley
• Sheffield Wednesday v Plymouth Argyle

Here's how we're lining up in the Championship today with all games kicking off at 15:00 GMT unless stated:

• Norwich City v Burnley (12:30 GMT)
• Rotherham United v Sheffield United (12:30 GMT)
• Huddersfield Town v Queens Park Rangers
• Hull City v Cardiff City
• Luton Town v Stoke City
• Middlesbrough v Blackpool
• Millwall v Sunderland
• Preston North End v Bristol City
• Reading v Watford
• Swansea City v Birmingham City

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Ladies and gentleman. Sit down, be quiet. Stop fidgeting.

Time for your bi-weekly dose of English Football League action.

Norwich v Burnley and Rotherham v Sheff Utd are coming up soon. Then there will be more action to come later today.

And you will like it.