Albion keeper Alex Palmer keeps his side ahead with a fine save from Tyreeq Bakinson.

The Wednesday man looks to curl an effort into the top corner after the hosts head a corner clear, but Palmer denies him.

Ipswich midfielder Massimo Luongo has just steered a low drive narrowly wide from 20 yards out.

About 10 minutes to the break at Portman Road. The Tractor Boys are heading top of the Championship as things stand.

Boro keeper Seny Dieng pulls off a terrific save to deny Cardiff striker Karlan Grant the game's opening goal.

The shot stopper makes himself big and saves the shot with his left boot.

It remains goalless at Riverside.

The Baggies are inches away from potentially doubling their lead.

John Swift turns creator but Brandon Thomas-Asante can't quite get his head onto his cross from the right.

Couple of goals at the top of League One.

Josh Scowen has put Wycombe ahead at Portsmouth, who began the night top of the league. And Oxford United, who started second, lead Shrewsbury through Mark Harris.

Cheltenham hoped their goalless and winless start to the season may take a turn for the better with new manager Darrell Clarke in charge tonight for the first time, but they trail to Junior Quitirna's goal for Fleetwood.

Jamie Reid has Stevenage level at Bolton, while James Scott has put Exeter in front away to Charlton and Bristol Rovers lead Port Vale through Luke McCormick.

The Pilgrims are on top at Home Park.

Finn Azaz has sent an effort wide and Kaine Kesler-Hayden has had a shot from a narrow angle batted away by Millwall keeper Bartosz Bialkowski.

It's Stoke who're on top at the moment in these early stages.

The Potters have had a couple of corners and attempts on goal.

Saints holding firm.

John Swift goes close to an opener for the Baggies in the early stages at The Hawthorns.

But the midfielder's strike takes a deflection and goes wide after he cut in from the left hand side.

Notts County lost for just the second time this season on Saturday but lead tonight through David McGoldrick at home to Swindon.

Wimbledon, who have back-to-back wins before tonight, have the opening goal against Harrogate via Omar Bugiel.

And Issac Olaofe's goal sees Stockport, with four successive victories, lead Forest Green, four straight defeats.

Nearly 25 minutes gone at the Riverside and it's been a pretty subdued match so far.

Steady going with neither side imposing themselves on the other.

Almost an equaliser for the visitors, but Hull striker Aaron Connolly pokes wide after a ball into the box was diverted towards him by the Town defence.

Moments later up the other end and Marcus Harness has a shot saved by Tigers keeper Ryan Allsop at his near post.

Barnsley are looking to bounce back from defeat on Saturday and have scored early through Nicky Cadden at Cambridge.

One of Cadden's old clubs, Northampton, also lead. As we've just heard from an excited Charles, Sam Hoskins has scored against lowly Reading at Sixfields.

Joe Pigott has also put Leyton Orient 1-0 up at home to Lincoln.

And a Dion Charles penalty has Bolton a goal up on Stevenage.

The top two in the table, Portsmouth and Oxford United, are both at home and both deadlocked, against Shrewsbury and Wycombe respectively.

We're off at the bet365 Stadium.

Both Stoke and Southampton claimed much needed wins at the weekend after a recent poor run of form.

The Potters don’t have a terrific home record and Saints don’t have a terrific away record so far this season.

So this one is literally a toss-up.

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Charles Commins: Excellent to see Super Sammy Hoskins back to full confidence in front of goal. Awful goalkeeping but I’ll take it!

Hoskins has given Northampton Town the lead against Reading in League One with his fifth goal of the campaign.

The two late games in the Championship, at Stoke and West Brom, are about to get started.

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Sheffield Wednesday have had a torrid time wince winning promotion from League One last season, with manager Darren Moore leaving Hillsborough over the summer and now Dejphon Chansiri saying he will stop funding the club.

New boss Xisco Munoz is still waiting for his first win following two draws and seven defeats in the Championship.

The Owls have failed to score in four of their past five, and are aiming to avoid a third straight defeat.

Lose tonight, and Munoz will surely be on the brink of the sack.

The Spaniard has responded with no fewer than seven changes from the side which lost 3-0 at home against Sunderland on Friday. Keeper Devis Vasquez, defenders Di’Shon Bernard and Akin Famewo and forward Anthony Musaba retain their places.

Hosts West Bromwich Albion won 4-0 at Preston on Saturday to end the Lilywhites' unbeaten start and go four unbeaten - albeit after three successive draws.

But, after one defeat in eight outings, Carlos Corberan's Baggies could move into the play-off places with victory tonight.

A couple of early chances for the hosts at Home Park.

The Pilgrims work a corner to Morgan Whittaker on the edge of the area, who calls Lions keeper Bartosz Bialkowski into action.

Adam Randell then fizzes a low effort wide on the follow-up