Ipswich go top of Championship after coming from behind to beat Watford
Bellingham gives Sunderland victory against Leeds
West beat bottom side Rotherham; Preston win at struggling Huddersfield
Blackburn beat Bristol City, managerless Stoke & Swansea share points
Reading draw with Oxford United in League One
Watford 1-1 Ipswich Town
Derek Payne
Former Watford midfielder at Vicarage Road for BBC Three Counties Radio
Going in phases this match, one team gets on top, then the other takes control.
Substitutes could play a key part now.
Danny Ward (54 mins)
Will the Huddersfield fightback begin against Preston?
Matty Pearson works a cross to Danny Ward who heads home whilst unmarked inside the box.
Great stuff from the hosts.
Grady Diangana (54 mins)
Fair play to Jayson Molumby - having just made a hash of that volley a moment ago, he provides the cross that sets up West Brom's opener.
Molumby's ball from the right is only half-cleared to Grady Diangana and he lashes a left-foot drive that takes a slight deflection as it whizzes into the net.
A 40th goal conceded by the Championship's bottom side this season.
Rotherham Utd 0-0 West Brom
Early chance for the visitors at the start of the second half, with Conor Townsend dinking a ball towards the edge of Rotherham's penalty area.
It sits up for Jayson Molumby to hit a volley, but the Baggies midfielder shanks it horribly and it ends up closer to the corner flag than Viktor Johansson's goal.
Watford 1-1 Ipswich Town
The rain is heavier, but there's no let-up in intensity at the start of the second half as both teams go at it hammer and tongs.
Watford have applied more pressure in the first five minutes of the second period, but Ipswich are holding firm, having made a change to their defence at the break as Harry Clarke replaces Brandon Williams at right-back.
Scott Wharton (52 mins)
Blackburn haven't taken long to score their second against Bristol City.
Scott Wharton heads home from his brother Adam Wharton's corner as the hosts double their advantage.
Blackburn 1-0 Bristol City
Back under way at Ewood Park and here's a (potentially sobering) fact for those of you reading this of a certain age.
Rory Finneran is on the bench for Blackburn tonight. That's 15-year-old Rory Finneran. Born in 2008.
Quite something. Will he make an appearance this evening, do you reckon?
Sunderland 0-0 Leeds
The first half ends goalless at the Stadium of Light.
Were it not for goalkeeper Illan Meslier's performance Leeds would be at least 2-0 down, such has been the fervour of Sunderland's attacking prowess in the first period.
A big second half for either side awaits.
Image source, Rex Features#bbcefl
We're starting to get under way for the second half in tonight's 19:45 GMT Championship kick-offs.
A reminder that Sunderland v Leeds in the Championship is approaching half-time as well as Reading v Oxford in League One with both of those games getting under way at 20:00 GMT.
Sam Smith (43 mins)
Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor
Fantastic pass through to Sam Smith to make it 1-1 from around the penalty spot, who was very cool to play it through the 'keepers legs.
The Oxford fans are not happy, I think he was half a yard offside, but they have given the goal.
Now the tennis balls come down, we will take a moment or two as the stewards pick up hundreds of balls.
Ciaron Brown (39 mins)
Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor
Diving-header, it was Ciaron Brown.
The left-back seven yards out meets the cross with a header and angles it past Button.
1-0 in the local derby, that was their first attack of any note.
That silences the Reading fans.
Image source, Getty ImagesWatford 1-1 Ipswich Town
Entertaining stuff at the Vic, it must be said.
George Hirst thought he might have doubled his tally, heading home from a free-kick but the referee's whistle correctly halted him in his tracks for a foul.
As it stands, Hirst's legal goal has cancelled out Yaser Asprilla's opener, but Ipswich will need another in the second half if they're to dislodge Leicester from top spot.
Sunderland 0-0 Leeds
Sunderland are continuing to push Leeds.
Alex Pritchard whips a corner into the visitors' box but Jobe Bellingham heads wide of the mark.
The Black Cats are really taking the game to Daniel Farke's side at the minute.
Reading 0-0 Oxford United
Mick Gooding
Ex-Reading player/manager summarising on BBC Radio Berkshire
I can't wait for half-time!
The second 45 can't be any worse than this first half as a spectacle that is for sure.
Image source, Getty ImagesRotherham Utd 0-0 West Brom
Not a great deal of goalmouth action in the first half, although Rotherham's Seb Revan fired over the bar a few minutes ago.
West Brom have been solid more than anything else but they'll be mindful of the Millers' leaky defence - the total of 39 goals the home side have let in more than anyone else in the division.
HT: Huddersfield 0-2 Preston
Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds
Huddersfield Town have been poor.
Against an opponent that clearly aren't perfect, otherwise they wouldn't have conceded the same number of league goals as Huddersfield have this season.
Preston look someway ahead of Huddersfield at this stage of the season.
Stoke City 0-0 Swansea City
Stoke haven't scored in their last three home games - and that trend is continuing tonight.
The home side have looked more likely to find the net than Swansea so far, but it remains 0-0 at the break.
Image source, Rex FeaturesHuddersfield 0-2 Preston
Preston came into this game off the back of some poor form but you wouldn't know judging by their performance in the first half against Huddersfield.
Goals from Alan Browne and Will Keane puts North End in the driving seat at the break.
Sunderland 0-0 Leeds
How are Sunderland not a goal up against Leeds?!
Alex Pritchard's free-kick is somehow dealt with by the visitors while Jenson Seelt's effort shortly after is well saved by Leeds keeper Illan Meslier.
Reading 0-0 Oxford United
Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor
Good little bit of play, good possession from Oxford.
Set-pieces have been really poor so far.
It has been quite low on quality so far, certainly low on entertainment.
Button (David-Oxford goalkeeper) has been largely a spectator until now.