The Championship's top scorer, Chuba Akpom, has the ball in the net for Middlesbrough, but he is flagged for offside.

Hull City with the best chance of the game and it was only a half chance if we're honest.

Dimitrios Pelkas finds himself in a decent position near the Preston goal with the ball at his feet after some superb play through midfield by Ozan Tufan.

But the Greek midfielder is dispossessed.

His team-mate Ryan Longman looks to the sky in frustration.

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We've hit the ground running in League One with a flurry of goals inside the first 10 minutes!

Conor Chaplin has put Ipswich in front at home to rock-bottom Forest Green as the Tractor Boys aim to keep the pressure up on the top two.

Play-off chasing Barnsley are leading at struggling Cheltenham thanks to James Norwood.

David McGoldrick has converted from the spot to give Derby the lead at home to Charlton.

Bristol Rovers are leading at home to Burton, John Marquis with the goal for the Gas.

Josh Windass has equalised for Sheffield Wednesday at home to MK Dons.

Elsewhere in the Varsity Derby (is there even such a thing?) lowly Cambridge have taken the lead at home to Oxford through Lloyd Jones.

Jack Taylor has given Peterborough the lead at Morecambe.

And finally Accrington are leading at home to Shrewsbury thanks to Aaron Pressley.

Now breathe!

The home side should be in front!

Angus Gunn has made not one but two huge saves to keep Wigan at bay, denying Callum Lang and Will Keane in one-on-ones.

Good stuff from the Latics so far, though. Everything except a goal.

First real chance of the match goes the way of the home side.

Arijanet Muric, who made a bit of a rick for Watford's goal in their 1-1 draw on Tuesday, does well to keep out Elijah Adebayo's shot.

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Former Rochdale and Tranmere midfielder on Squad Goals

We've talked about people getting hat-tricks.

David McGoldrick has put Derby ahead and I wouldn't put it past him to go on and get a few more.

He's given Derby a great start.

Middlesbrough know what is at stake after that earlier defeat for Sheffield United.

Cameron Archer attempts to pick out fellow Aston Villa loanee Aaron Ramsey, but QPR goalkeeper Seny Dieng gets out to intercept it.

Not much to report at the moment from the MKM Stadium on a dry and overcast day.

A little scrappy.

Young French midfielder Etienne Camara hits the bar for the home side as they look for an immediate leveller!

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A lively start in this one.

Blackburn look threatening going forward but Swansea are equal to it at the moment.

Most of the action in midfield in the early stages.

Promotion-chasing Carlisle have gone in front at home to Colchester through Alfie McCalmont.

Fellow promotion-chasers Salford have also taken an early lead at home to Swindon thanks to Ryan Watson.

Amad Diallo breaks on the counter for Sunderland with an unmarked teammate streaking down the pitch in support.

But he's dispossessed by a Bristol City defender before he can offload a pass.

The hosts on top in these early stages.

Wigan could draw level with Cardiff in 21st with three points today and they have started positively.

James McClean has an early effort, but Angus Gunn deals with it comfortably.

Struggling MK Dons have taken a second minute lead at second-placed Sheffield Wednesday, Jonathan Leko with a cracking effort from 25-yards.

Jordan Hugill has the ball in the net for Rotherham but the linesman's flag is up and it won't count.

The Millers start the day three points above the relegation zone.

And here is the moment Neil Warnock was introdced to the Huddersfield fans, 28 years after his first spell at the club ended.

That time round he left after guiding them to the second tier, can he keep them there this time around?

Jacob Brown tries his luck from distance inside the first minute and his shot needs to be saved by Blackpool goalkeeper Chris Maxwell.

That should offer some encouragement to the 3,500 fans who have travelled up to the seaside from the Potteries.

Here we go. Strap yourself in for the next two hours of thrills and spills!

Let's see if the 3pm kick-offs can match what we saw from the lunchtime game at The New Den.