Given the form guide this might be a bit of a surprise... Ben Whitfield has put Barrow ahead at Colchester, who have won five of their last eight to march up the table.

Can the Cumbrians get back in the play-off race?

Blackpool keep on testing Middlesbrough and they've just come centimetres away from a leveller.

Jerry Yates, who earlier had a goal disallowed for offside, heads CJ Hamilton's cross against the crossbar.

Sean Roughan has doubled the advantage for Lincoln at the Wham Stadium. Long way back for Accrington now. Looking like a first win in nine for the Imps.

To make matters worse for Stanley, Harry Perritt, who only came off the bench on 43 minutes, has been shown a red card for the hosts for a professional foul and Teddy Bishop has added a quickfire third goal.

Ipswich are back on level terms at Cambridge, Freddie Ladapo has made it 1-1. Can the third-placed Tractorboys complete the comeback?

Shaun Williams has put new-look Gillingham 1-0 ahead in their bumper game against Crawley at Priestfield.

Tom Nichols, recently of Crawley, now scorer of three in three for the Gills, had a shot saved in the build-up.

Tommy Smith tries his luck from range as Middlesbrough look to double their lead against Blackpool.

But his shot is well dealt with by Seasiders keeper Chris Maxwell.

Those injuries we mentioned on the stroke of half-time at Luton and Millwall have resulted in a couple of half-time changes.

Stoke have brought on Wolves loanee Ki-Jana Hoever for Josh Tymon, who went off on a stretcher.

And there's a Millwall debut for on-loan Middlesbrough winger Duncan Watmore, who is on for Mason Bennett at The Den.

Bennett was carted off while wearing an oxygen mask. The fears are for a broken leg.

Callum Elder links up with Ozan Tufan as Hull chase the first goal of this game.

Tufan is played into the Cardiff box but he can't divert his shot on target.

David McGoldrick has his 15th goal of the season and a third hat-trick of the campaign. He's doubled the advantage for Derby at home to Morecambe and then made it 3-0 moments later. He's 35 years of age. There's hope for us all, clearly!

Speaking of leading scorers... Portsmouth have taken the lead at home to Barnsley through Colby Bishop's 16th of the season. The Tykes have a torrid record at Fratton Park in the past 23 years... is it continuing here.

Jerry Yates has the ball in the net as Blackpool look for a quickfire response against Middlesbrough in the second half.

But he's flagged offside.

Breather over. Games are back under way.

The top-two Leyton Orient and Stevenage remain goalless against AFC Wimbledon and Sutton respectively.

Carlisle, in third, and Northampton, in fourth, also await the breakthrough against Harrogate and Walsall, respectively.

Salford lead basement-boys Rochdale 1-0 through Matt Smith while nearby Stockport lead Tranmere 2-1 at the break after Kyle Wootton added to Kyle Knoyle’s opener. Kane Hemmings got Rovers’ goal.

In-form Andy Cook has put Bradford 1-0 up against his former club Mansfield while Grimsby lead 2-0 at Crewe through John McAtee and George Lloyd.

Doncaster v Hartlepool, Gilingham v Crawley and Colchester v Barrow remain goalless.

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In the big game in League One Sheffield Wednesday are the new leaders in the live table as Callum Paterson’s early goal has them 1-0 ahead against Plymouth, who slip to second.

Ipswich are not closing the gap in third as they are 1-0 down at lowly Cambridge thanks to Harvey Knibbs. Joe Ironside missed a penalty which would have made it 2-0.

David McGoldrick has put Derby ahead at home to Morecambe just before half-time while Wycombe lead at Port Vale through Brandon Hanlan.

Jesuran Rak-Sakyi and Corey Blackett-Taylor goals have Charlton 2-1 to the good at Exeter.

Ben House has Lincoln 1-0 up at Accrington while Mo Eisa’s early penalty is the difference for MK Dons at Bristol Rovers.

Bolton v Cheltenham, Fleetwood v Burton, Forest Green v Peterborough, Oxford v Shrewsbury and Portsmouth v Barnsley remain goalless.

We've got three of the Championship's top six in action this afternoon - and all three are a goal to the good at half-time.

The division's leading scorer Chuba Akpom has netted his 15th league goal of the season as third-placed Middlesbrough lead Mick McCarthy's struggling Blackpool 1-0.

Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu's early piledriver has edged Luton ahead against Stoke, while Ismaila Sarr has handed sixth-placed Watford an interval advantage at Reading.

At the bottom, Huddersfield fell behind to QPR but have levelled at 1-1, while fourth-bottom Cardiff are holding Hull 0-0. Elsewhere, Swansea lead out-of-form Birmingham 2-1, Preston's horrible home form looks set to continue as they trail 2-0 to Bristol City, while it's goalless between Millwall and Sunderland.

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