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Glenn Speller, Ian Woodcock, Harry De Cosemo and Oliver Brindle

  1. SUBSTITUTION

    Watford 0-0 Leicester

    Watford make a change to start the second 45.

    Kevin Keben is on for Formose Mendy.

  2. Bristol City 0-1 West Brom

    Jed Wallace was denied by a superb challenge from Cameron Pring after he was fed by Josh Maja.

    West Brom are still looking more likely despite City's big reshuffle.

  3. Watford 0-0 Leicester

    We had eight minutes of stoppage time at the end of the first-half so we are just under way in the second period at Vicarage Road.

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    Nat Phillips of West Bromwich Albion holds off Scott Twine of Bristol CityGetty Images

    Bristol City's season summed up here. Hopeless in the final third and not capitalising on mistakes.

    Jacob, Bristol

  5. Hull City 2-1 Sheff Wed

    Only just got back under way in the game at the MKM Stadium.

    The Tigers are perhaps a touch fortunate to be ahead against the bottom side.

    They'll want to make things a little bit more comfortable in the second half.

  6. SUBSTITUTION

    Bristol City 0-1 West Brom

    Triple change for Bristol City at the break.

    Mark Sykes, Scott Twine and Tomi Horvat are replaced by Cameron Pring, Sinclair Armstrong and Max Bird.

  7. QPR 3-1 Portsmouth

    Marlon Pack has a shot blocked for Portsmouth and Jacob Brown hits one over.

    An early flurry from the visitors which QPR will surely have been expecting.

  8. Lift-off at the Lane

    Sheff Utd 1-0 Wrexham

    Ian Mitchelmore
    BBC Sport Wales at Bramall Lane

    Despite the best efforts of Arthur Okonkwo, the home side finally get their goal.

    Okonkwo denied Patrick Bamford, although the ball fell kindly to Andre Brooks who rifled in the rebound.

    He immediately runs to the corner to celebrate in the Sheffield sunshine.

    Bramall Lane is bouncing now.

  9. SUBSTITUTION

    QPR 3-1 Portsmouth

    A change at the break for Portsmouth.

    Colby Bishop replaces Adrian Segecic.

    They need to score the next goal.

  10. goal

    GOAL: Sheff Utd 1-0 Wrexham

    Andre Brooks (49 mins)

    The home side hit the front!

    Andre Brooks gives the Blades the lead in a game they simply HAVE to win if they're to keep their faint top-six hopes alive.

  11. Lucky escape Blades

    Sheff Utd 0-0 Wrexham

    Ian Mitchelmore
    BBC Sport Wales at Bramall Lane

    I spoke about Wrexham riding their luck somewhat in that first-half.

    But this time it was the hosts who were grateful to see the offside flag go up.

    Former Sheffield Wednesday man Josh Windass just drilled beyond Adam Davies 16 seconds after the restart, but he was just offside.

    The Wrexham celebrations are cut short as a result, and the home fans revel in Windass' misfortune.

  12. KICK-OFF

    Championship

    Well that all escalated quite quickly in the first-half didn't it?

    Goals, missed penalties and plenty more besides.

    We are just about ready for some more as we get back to it.

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    Patson Daka of Leicester City's penalty hits the postGetty Images

    Think the penalty sums up Leicester and Daka, they are where they are, no complaints.

    Bill, Leicester

    Well I mean when your only striker is Daka, you just don’t have a chance at staying up.

    Jack, Leicester

    Daka and Ayew are both alleged to be strikers, and both have missed the last two penalties between them! Why do we continue to play these guys? Everybody can clearly see they're not even good enough to be in the squad when we get to League One.

    Steve, Cambridge

  14. 'Leicester are pressing well'

    HT: Watford 0-0 Leicester

    Matty Fryatt
    Former Leicester City striker on Radio Leicester

    Leicester have been the better of the two team, apart from lacking that goal.

    Leicester will be feeling pretty comfortable, and they will need to expected Watford to be better in the second half.

    Watford can be flat and they were in the first half, and it is down to us to take advantage of that and get a goal.

    We look like we are more aggressive in our play, and we are pressing well which is the difference this afternoon.

  15. Will missed chances prove costly?

    HT: Sheff Utd 0-0 Wrexham

    Ian Mitchelmore
    BBC Sport Wales at Bramall Lane

    Sheffield United should be ahead at the break, but a combination of their wastefulness and Wrexham's doggedness at the back means it remains level.

    Wrexham were off the pace in the first half at Watford on Tuesday but drastically improved after the restart. They'll need to do the same today.

    The positive for them this time is that they do not have to come from behind.

    The home fans have been encouraged by what they've seen and applaud their players off the pitch at the break, but will their missed chances prove costly?

  16. Goal of the season?

    HT: Southampton 2-0 Oxford

    Jo Tessem
    Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

    Saint's have scored two goals early, and they can relax a bit and get through the game.

    The only issue is when you drop the tempo off after scoring it can be difficult to switch it back on if you need to.

    From a shot point of view that goal could be goal of the season, but the first goal was a good team goal with the ball moving well from Tom Fellows to Cyle Larin.

    It was a brilliant opening goal.

  17. HALF-TIME

    Hull City 2-1 Sheff Wed

    Sheffield Wednesday led in this one for all of 94 seconds and now trail after conceding though Dominic Iorfa's own goal with the last bit of action in the first half.

    The play-off chasing Tigers needed that.

  18. HALF-TIME

    Watford 0-0 Leicester

    Abdul Fatawu of Leicester City is brought downGetty Images

    Turgid stuff until Formose Mendy fouled Abdul Fatawu to hand Leicester the ideal chance to go ahead on 40 minutes.

    Patson Daka's penalty was saved by Egil Selvik - Leicester are not helping themselves in this relegation battle.

  19. goal

    GOAL: Hull City 2-1 Sheff Wed

    Dominic Iorfa (own goal) (45+6 mins)

    RIGHT on half time the home side hit the front.

    It's harsh on the relegated Owls who have given as good as they've got in this game so far but Dominic Iorfa inadvertently flicks Paddy McNair's free-kick into his own net.

    The hosts needed that.

  20. HALF-TIME

    Charlton 0-1 Norwich

    Pelle Mattsson of Norwich City celebrates his goalShutterstock

    Norwich have deservedly got the lead at the break. Pelle Mattsson's fifth minute strike is the difference.

    Tyreece Campbell is a threat for Charlton but they need to impose themselves more.