Unfortunately we cannot bring you live radio commentary of today's early Championship fixture on this page.

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Just the one change for West Brom for today's trip to Portman Road.

Andreas Weimann comes into the XI in place of John Swift.

West Brom: Palmer, Furlong, Bartley, Kipre, Townsend, Wallace, Yokuslu, Weimann, Mowatt, Fellows, Thomas-Asante.

Subs: Dike, Chalobah, Pieters, Swift, Johnston, Marshall, Pipa, Griffiths, Hall.

Ipswich make two changes following last week's discouraging Championship defeat by Preston.

Kieffer Moore, who scored twice in that defeat, comes into the starting line-up alongside Nathan Broadhead.

Jeremy Sarmiento and Kayden Jackson drop to the bench.

Ipswich: Hladky, Clarke, Woolfenden, Edmundson, Davis, Morsy, Luongo, Burns, Chaplin, Broadhead, Moore.

Subs: Walton, Tuanzebe, Humphreys, Travis, Harness, Hutchinson, Sarmiento, Jackson, Al-Hamadi.

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In Friday's solitary Championship fixture, Sheffield Wednesday brushed past fellow strugglers Birmingham City at Hillsborough.

Ike Ugbo, a January loan signing from French side Troyes, scored in either half to give the Owls their first win in seven games.

That victory lifted them to within five points of safety - no mean feat considering Wednesday's poor start to the season.

You can read the report here.

Here's today's line-up in the Championship with all matches kicking off at 15:00 GMT:

• Blackburn Rovers v Stoke City
• Cardiff City v Preston North End
• Hull City v Swansea City
• Leeds United v Rotherham United
• Middlesbrough v Bristol City
• Queens Park Rangers v Norwich City
• Southampton v Huddersfield Town
• Sunderland v Plymouth Argyle
• Watford v Leicester City

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From the bottom of the table on Friday evening to the top of the Championship pile to get things going on Saturday.

Sheffield Wednesday boosted their survival hopes as they beat fellow strugglers Birmingham under the lights at Hillsborough last night.

Ipswich take on West Brom to kick-off today's Championship smorgasbord.

The out-of-form hosts might be one place and 11 points better off than the Baggies, but they've lost serious ground in the race for automatic promotion of late.

Can they get back on track or will Carlos Corberan's side keep up their play-off push?

Kick-off is on its way.