The Foxes made one change at the break with Wilfried Ndidi on in place of Yunus Akgun.

To have a player like Ndidi up your sleeve is a big reason why Leicester are top of this division, up to this point.

Norwich's goal blitz over hapless Rotherham has a big bearing on Hull.

The Tigers are slipping below the Canaries on goal difference and outside the top six as things stand.

A big second half at the MKM Stadium for automatic promotion and the play-off fight.

Sara, Sorenson, Sainz, and Sargent all on the scoresheet in that first half for David Wagner's side.

No pressure on Jack Stacey to keep the pattern going after the break for Norwich.

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We are back under way up and down the Championship.

A big second half awaits.

Look away Rotherham fans, you're not going to like this one.

Shipping four goals in the first half at Carrow Road means they've now conceded 76 this season.

Do you think the Millers are going to break the 100 barrier with nine games left?

Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no.

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Former Leicester & Hull striker on Radio Leicester

I think Enzo Maresca will be the happier manager. They can tidy up with giving away the ball cheaply but they responded to going 1-0 behind. Leicester probably had more chances and Hull are looking like they are going to play the counter. It's evenly poised.

I admire the agressiveness that Leicester are playing with but it won't hurt for the ball to go to their defensive midfielder. I'm concerned that Jannik Vestergaard and Wout Faes are pushing up way beyond the half way line, that there's plenty of space behind and the defenders are stretched.

Erm, it's still tight.

But Stoke are out of the bottom three for the moment...

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Norwich climb into the play-offs as it is. And their goal difference is somewhat improving...

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Goalless at the break at Deepdale.

Little to separate play-off-chasing Preston and relegation-threatened Stoke in a game they could both do with winning.

It's not been a showpiece in the first 45, though.

Enjoyable stuff at the MKM Stadium.

Fabio Carvalho missed a penalty before putting Hull ahead only for Jamie Vardy to equalise from the spot for the Championship leaders.

This one could go either way in the second half.

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Southampton go flying into the break with a comfortable 2-0 lead against out-of-form Sunderland.

Stuart Armstrong's opener and Adam Armstrong's controversial penalty - which came as he appeared to take two touches of the ball after slipping - has put the Saints in control.

Will Sunderland fight back in the second half or will they slip to a sixth consecutive Championship defeat?

An entertaining game sees both teams head to the dressing rooms level.

Ryan Porteous' impressive header gave the Hornets the advantage, but Haji Wright's penalty before half-time evened things up.

Going as expected this one.

The Canaries are flying. Goals from Gabriel Sara, Jacob Sorenson, Borja Sainz, and Josh Sargent mean this one looks all wrapped up at the break.

It's a Six Nations weekend, as this could be a Rugby score.

No goals but plenty of sights of the back of that net at Loftus Road.

Former R's keeper Seny Dieng has done an excellent job of keeping his ex-side out thus far.

No goals in south east London.

Probably not a huge surprise and it may only take one goal to settle this tense relegation encounter.

The first half comes to an end at Ewood Park.

Blackburn lead courtesy of Championship top scorer Sammie Szmodics' early goal - his 21st of the season.

But with one goal in it, don't count out Plymouth just yet.

A first moment of danger from Birmingham as Matija Sarkic is down at his near post to stop Jay Stansfield's powerful effort.

Millwall have had more attempts on goal, but that is a warning shot from Blues.

Jordan: Do Leicester still want to get promoted? They seem to be doing everything in their power not to!

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