Stoke on top, with two Huddersfield players booked since the break.

All the bottom three are losing as it stands.

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Five minutes into the second half and there's a straight red card for Preston midfielder Ben Whiteman for a late challenge on Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu.

Mpanzu had just pinged off a pass forward midway inside his own half and Whiteman came sliding in two-footed with studs showing.

He protests to referee Josh Smith, but he can't have too many complaints really.

Will that now see the game open up?

More on those Wigan changes at the break.

Tom Pearce, Callum Lang and Will Keane have replaced Tendayi Darikwa, Daniel Sinani and Thelo Aasgaard.

The hosts have had appeals for a penalty waved away after Anis Mehmeti went down in the area.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record goalscorer on BBC Radio WM

On balance West Brom should be in front. They have had more of the chances but Blackburn have been very committed, they've closed Albion down and not allowed them to play.

If Albion can get that first goal after the break they may get one or two more, but they need to keep that back door closed as well.

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All even at The Hawthorns at the break.

WBA debutant Joshua Griffiths made an early save from Ben Brereton Diaz, who is looking for his first goal in 14 outings in all competitions.

Rovers keeper Aynsley Pears has made a decent stop to keep out Darnell Furlong, while Brandon Thomas-Asante has sent a couple of efforts off target.

Room for improvement in the second half.

The second halves of the 19:45 GMT games are getting started.

Wigan boss Shaun Maloney has made a triple change in a bid to get back into their game at Ashton Gate.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

That's Championship football at its best. What a game!

Sheffield United made a quick start and got that goal, but since then Middlesbrough have played some decent football and scored a great goal.

It's been a fantastic game. Give me another 45 minutes like that.

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Great stuff this between two of the Championship's form teams.

Second-placed Sheffield United took an early lead through Oli McBurnie's header from Jack Robinson's arrowed long throw (defender Anel Ahmedhodzic MAY have got the final touch for the home side).

However, third-placed Middlesbrough weathered the storm and Chuba Akpom's firmly hit shot deservedly drew them level.

The Blades staying 10 points clear of Michael Carrick's men as it stands.

More of the same after the break please!

So much space in the middle of the park for Sander Berge.

The Norwegian midfielder glides towards the Boro goal before trying to slide in Iliman Ndiaye.

The visitors cut the attempted pass out. Could he have taken the shot on? Maybe.

Down at the other end, Riley McGree drifts in off the left and sees his shot deflect wide for a corner.

Great game.

Riley McGree is played in on the angle by Boro goalscorer Chuba Akpom.

The midfielder hammers a shot into the side netting.

It's a decent chance.

Poor defending allows Brandon Thomas-Asante to hook in a cross from the right-hand side of the Blackburn box.

John Swift goes for an acrobatic volley but it's over the crossbar.

The former Reading man is hunting for his fourth league goal of the campaign.

Brandon Thomas-Asante latches onto a loose pass and drives towards the Blackburn goal.

The Baggies forward decides to let fly at goal early and from range - but can't find the target.

Chuba Akpom is denied his 18th of the season by Blades goalkeeper Wes Foderingham.

The in-form striker peels away to the back stick and although he doesn't make perfect connection with his volleyed shot it needs tipping away.

Plenty of huff and puff at Deepdale, but no shots on target so far.

Play-off chasing Luton have probably shaded it in terms of chances.

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Phil Jagielka's goal is the difference between the sides at the break.

The 40-year-old headed home to give the Potters an early lead and they are climbing eight points clear of the bottom three as it stands.

Tom Lees' header clipped the bar just before the break for the Terriers.

The Robins lead at half-time courtesy of Rob Atkinson's header.

Wigan could be heading for a first defeat in three games under Shaun Maloney.

Oh so close to an equaliser for Wigan before the break!

Christ Tiehi lets fly from outside the box and his first-time effort hits the bar before going over.

Huddersfield so close to a leveller!

Antony Knockaert's free-kick is met powerfully by Tom Lees and his header clips the crossbar.

The visitors carve out another opening.

Fred Onyedinma breaks down the right and puts in a low cross which Amari'i Bell fires inches wide of the upright.

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Swansea have the advantage at the break.

Matthew Sorinola gave Russell Martin's men the lead and they have looked the better side since then, with Joel Piroe seeing a shot come back off the post.

If Blackpool are going to secure a first win since October they'll have to come back from behind to do it.