Massive shouts for a penalty for the home side as a corner is played to Lewis O'Brien in the area.

It looks absolutely cast-iron but nothing doing. No VAR in the Championship of course.

Sheffield Wednesday very lucky not to be facing a penalty here.

A big chance for Swansea early in the second half thanks to more good work from the impressive Josh Tymon, but his whipped cross is headed wide by Jerry Yates.

Rangers sent on Sinclair Armstrong at the break and he has joined Lyndon Dykes up front. Joe Hodge was the player to make way.

Sead Haksabanovic has come on for Stoke, with Lewis Baker withdrawn.

Huddersfield cranking up the pressure in early phases, almost getting goalscorer Bojan Radulovic in but he's offside when the ball was played.

Hard to believe more pressure could have been piled on Birmingham in Gary Rowett’s first home game back in the Blues’ dugout, but that’s exactly what’s happened.

A first-half goal from Huddersfield’s Bojan Radulovic at Stoke has the Terriers moving out of the relegation places and above Birmingham, who slip into the drop zone.

Teams are back out.

Off we toot again.

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Norwich City boss David Wagner has told BBC Radio Norfolk that his side failed to match the heights they have reached in recent weeks on their trip to the King Power Stadium.

Norwich had been 1-0 up against the Foxes, but were eventually overcome 3-1 by a side that has returned to the top of the table.

“Without possession, the players put in a shift and were well organised," Wagner said.

"Defensively we were OK. So there were some positives.

“But, in possession, we were below par. It’s disappointing. Too many players were not as good with their movement, technique and their touches.

“You have to put your passes together, have to show bravery, have to show the quality - even under pressure - to make something happen.

“We know that we are better than this - the guys have shown it in recent weeks and months. Very quickly we will put this to bed and move on to the next game with the knowledge of what we have to do.

“Leiceester are a top side but this is disappointing because I know that we are better than what we have shown today.”

The Sammie Szmodics Show has come to Wearside this afternoon.

Blackburn lead thanks to two goals from their talisman.

Sunderland started reasonably, but then tailed off and it's a tough task to get back into it now, even at this stage.

Goalless at the break in Swansea with neither side able to break the deadlock yet.

Rotherham are 45 minutes from a return to League One.

Not too many chances for either side, although Millers keeper Viktor Johnasson has made a great save from Zian Flemming.

Michael Ihiekwe's own goal has the home side in front at the break.

Wednesday need to turn this around if they're to get out of the relegation zone today but a win for the home side keeps their slim play-off hopes alive.

Coventry have had the better of this game, with the in-form Ellis Simms putting the play-off chasers in front.

But Cardiff have posed a threat of their own, particularly from set-pieces, and are level thanks to Liam Kitching's own goal from a corner.

Bojan Radulovic's late goal has steered Huddersfield into a priceless lead against fellow strugglers Stoke.

The Potters dominated early on and had a chance to take the lead when Lewis Baker smacked the bar with a stunner of a free-kick.

However, the Terriers grew into the game and had chances before Radulovic arced his effort into the top corner - a finish that brought tears to his eyes and cheers to that freezing cold away end.

No great footballing heights have been reached in this one so far.

It's goalless at The Hawthorns.

Birmingham have hit the post and had the better of the chances, but it remains goalless in this one.

Nothing doing in this so far.

The struggling home side have had the better of things but it's one shot on target apiece.

As we head towards the break, Lee Buchanan gives Birmingham fans reason to groan at a near miss.

After some neat passing around the area, Buchanan drills a low effort from outside the area which catches the outside of the post.

Swansea threaten once more as fine work from Josh Key tees up Josh Tymon 20 yards from goal.

His half-volley is beautifully struck - but Asmir Begovic saves Rangers with a smart stop.

Koji Miyoshi's eyes sparkle as the ball sits up nicely for him.

He lets loose with a volley from the edge of the area, but Preston goalkeeper Freddie Woodman is equal to the shot and holds on to it.