Tyrese Fornah has bent one just past the upright for Reading after a jinking run from Andy Yiadom as the Royals seek to find the perfect response after the restart.

We're back under way for the second halves.

Here we go.

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In the early games, Luton kept up their automatic promotion challenge alive with victory over rivals Watford, while Blackpool remain deep in trouble after a 3-1 defeat at Preston in the Lancashire derby.

For Luton, victory over the Hornets in the first derby played at Kenilworth Road in front of fans for 17 years, lifted them to within three points of the top two before the rest of this afternoon's programme.

Head coach Rob Edwards, who began the season in charge of Watford, told BBC Three Counties Radio: "The players were outstanding, every single one of them, to the point where it made me emotional at the end.

"We're in a really good position, we're going to keep out foot down and see where it takes us. The lads know how to win games and we're going to continue to do that - there are seven huge games to go.

"The club is on a high - there's no guarantees we're going do anything and I dont want to start talking like something is going to happen - but we all feel something could.

"We wanted to be in the mix with five games to go and it looks like we will be. I believe in that group of players with total faith. They keep proving people wrong."

Watford boss Chris Wilder added: "The best team won - that's why they're 12 points clear of where we are.

"That's why they'll be fighting for something at the end of the season and if it's going to be this [from us], it's going to be mid-table obscurity."

• In-form Northampton are leading Stevenage in the battle of second v third, with Louis Oppere's sixth-minute goal the difference.
• Leaders Leyton Orient are being held goalless by fourth-placed Carlisle.
• Courtney Baker-Richardson and Connor O’Riordan have put Crewe in control away at Doncaster.
• Rushian Hepburn-Murphy's early goal has seen Swindon take a slender lead into the break against relegation-threatened Hartlepool.
• Alistair Smith has given Sutton the lead over Walsall and Mansfield lead Crawley 1-0.
• AFC Wimbledon v Rochdale and Colchester v Newport are goalless.

• Ipswich are on course to make it seven wins on the spin, with Conor Chaplin putting them a goal to the good against fellow play-off chasers Derby.
• Second-placed Sheffield Wednesday led through Michael Smith but Lincoln's Daniel Mandriou equalised just before the half-hour.
• Barnsley are 3-0 up and cruising against struggling Accrington.
• Jack Marriott's double has given Fleetwood a 2-1 lead over Exeter.
• Scott Fraser, Albie Morgan and Jeserun Rak-Sakyi have put Charlton in total control against Shrewsbury.
• David Wheeler equalised for Wycombe after they fell behind to MK Dons.
• Four games are goalless.

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• Marcus Forss scores just before the break to give third-placed Middlesbrough the lead at struggling Huddersfield.
• Swansea lead 2-1 at struggling rivals Cardiff City and are on course for a fourth successive derby win.
• In-form Stoke lead 2-0 at Coventry thanks to goals from Jacob Brown and Tyrese Campbell.
• Lowly Wigan 1-0 up against badly out-of-sorts QPR and Bristol City are a goal to the good against Reading.
• Goalless in other four games, including at Carrow Road between play-off hopefuls Norwich and second-placed Sheffield United.

That's half-time across the leagues.

Time to look at the headlines so far...

Big chance for West Brom to break the deadlock against Millwall and keep up their push for the Championship play-offs.

Okay Yokuslu plays a one-two then crosses into the box, Jed Wallace has a shot blocked before Adam Reach volleys wide on the rebound.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

What a game we have on our hands here.

Just as Cardiff were threatening for the first time, Swansea broke forward to double their lead through Liam Cullen's header.

The home fans were fearing the worst for a moment - but an instant response from Jaden Philogene, who has been Cardiff's best player by a distance, has transformed the mood.

Having scored for the first time in four derbies, the Bluebirds are on the front foot.

Big appeals for a Cardiff penalty as Jaden Philogene goes down in the area. Nothing doing, says the ref. The fans are not impressed.

Nearly the opener for the second-placed Blades!

Defender Anel Ahmedhodzic sees his effort from a corner come back off the crossbar.

It's getting feisty in Norfolk, with a flurry of bookings a few minutes ago.

Bad news for Wigan.

They're forced into an early change as Danel Sinani goes down with an injury. He's replaced by Thelo Aasgaard.

They still lead QPR 1-0 courtesy of Max Power's earlier penalty, which came after Sinani was brought down in the box.

Plenty of action in League One in the opening half-hour!

Sheffield Wednesday took an early lead but have been pegged back by Daniel Mandriou's equaliser for Lincoln.

Another side getting back on level terms is Wycombe with David Wheeler cancelling out Daniel Harvie's opener for MK Dons.

Barnsley are now 2-0 up and cruising against Accrington after Dynel Simeu's own goal doubled their advantage.

Charlton lead Shrewsbury through Scott Fraser and Exeter's Kevin McDonald has put his side level with Fleetwood.

Reading keeper Joe Lumley denies Nakhi Wells once again after a long-range drive.