Millwall stopper Anthony Patterson is already showing his stuff for the Lions as Gustavo Caballero forces one at goal.

Patterson is equal to it though, tipping it over to dirty those mighty clean gloves.

Dan George
BBC Sport at St Mary's

St Mary's is in fine voice eary on in this game with the away allocation of Charlton fans pretty much as full as it can get in the corner opposite me.

The home fans have already been giving their former manager Nathan Jones a 'warm' welcome with "cheer up Nathan Jones" ringing around the stadium.

The opening five minutes have been largely dominated by Southampton, with the best chance falling to Leo Scienza whose shot was brilliantly cleared off the line by Lloyd Jones.

Boro need a win here to keep up with Oxford and have had plenty of the ball as you would imagine but they are yet to craft a proper chance yet.

The away side look for an immediate response but Sammie Szmodics drags his attempt wide.

Decent opportunity.

Alex Mathie
Former Ipswich Town striker on BBC Radio Suffolk

Kieffer Moore is finding a lot of space down that left-hand channel.

The goal came from that left-hand side, we're getting caught out down that side.

Wrexham have the win in their sails now.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras

He hasn't scored in eight matches, but that's a wonderful finish from Kieffer Moore to open the scoring against his former club.

A fine headed flick-on from Josh Windass for the assist too.

I mentioned the two changes before kick-off, they've taken just over five minutes to make an impact, and the home fans go nuts.

One minute is all Birmingham need to put Norwich keeper Vladan Kovacevic to the test.

Carlos Vicente picks up August Priske's headed pass in the box but the Canaries keeper prevents any early damage.

An early sight of goal for troubled Oxford as Jeon Jin-woo gets a shot away but it's an easy enough save for Sol Brynn.

Depending on results elsewhere today the Saints could end the weekend in the top six.

They were just five points above the bottom three on 20 January.

And they nearly have the perfect start but Leo Scienza's shot is cleared off the line!

Millwall have a Championship debutant as part of their three changes.

Anthony Patterson is between the sticks for a league debut for the Lions and striker Josh Coburn misses out due to illness.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras

As far as changes go, they aren't bad ones at all from a Wrexham perspective.

Kieffer Moore and Josh Windass come into the the side in place of Sm Smith and Nathan Broadhead.

The two summer signings have 21 goals between them this season and are Wrexham's two top scorers this term.

As for Ipswich, it's the same 11 that started their league win at Derby County earlier this month.

Kieran McKenna spoke about his desire to attack the league run-in after his side's loss to Wrexham in the FA Cup last weekend, and his changes today reflect that.

A huge occasion with plenty at stake for both sides here in north Wales.

We are GO in a further six Champo games. Over to you, Middlesbrough and co.

Charlotte Richardson
Final Score reporter, The Den

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Promotion chasing Millwall target a third consecutive victory to keep pace with the Championship’s top two whilst consolidating their play-off position.

The Den is a notoriously tough place to visit, the hosts have won eight of their past 12 at home. A daunting task for Portsmouth who have not tasted success here since 2010.

Although John Mousinho‘s side are lingering four points above the drop, despite an injury crisis, performances have been positive yet results not yielded.

That is until Tuesday night, when Pompey earned three deserved points against Charlton. The visitors are aiming for two wins in five days from trips to the capital.

Andy Sixsmith
Final Score reporter at the Riverside

Hellball took a wrong turn at Coventry on Monday, so the big question asked around the Riverside today - how do Boro bounce back from defeat at the CBS Arena?

A win against struggling Oxford would do the trick at the start of a run of four home games in their next seven fixtures.

And the countdown is on for one fan who tells me she’s already ticking down the games till Boro could be a Premier League side again - 13 after today if you’re wondering. Unlucky for some?

Plenty more reaction from our four lunchtime Championship games to come if you stick with us this afternoon.

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This time three years ago Wrexham were non-league. They are now on the edges of the play-offs in the Championship.

The reasons and the whys of the rise are well known but it's still a remarkable effort and a home win today could very well push them into the top six.

Josh Windass notched the only goal of the game as the Red Dragons beat the Tractor Boys 1-0 in the FA Cup just eight days ago. This one is even bigger for both sides.

Watford have had more managers than league wins in 2026.

Javi Gracia brought his second spell in charge to an end in January before Ed Still was appointed earlier this month following Charlie Daniels' brief spell in caretaker charge.

The Hornets are looking for a first win under Still and a first victory of any sort since New Year's Day.

Visitors Derby have a wretched recent record against the Hornets, with Watford winning the past five meetings.

John Eustace, who captained the Vicarage Road side during his playing career, has seen his side win their past three away games to climb right into the play-off mix in a congested Championship table.