Another sight of goal for Hull as John Egan cleverly flicks it on at the near post from a corner but it's into the side-netting.

The TV cameras catch the travelling AFC Wimbledon fans giving Johnnie Jackson some love after that late, late win at bottom club Port Vale.

After starting the season so well, Wimbledon have struggled really badly. They were in the play-off places in mid-October but this was only their second win in League One since then.

Elsewhere in the third tier, no goals to report in the other two games, which have resumed after half-time. Doncaster still lead Burton 2-0 and it's 1-1 between Barnsley and Northampton.

Better from Hull at last.

Regan Slater drives forward for the Tigers and hits a powerful strike from about 20 yards out, forcing Watford keeper Egil Selvik to tip just over the bar.

Hull City are the Championship’s form side at the moment, picking up 19 points in their past eight games. Only Wrexham can match that tally.

The Tigers aren't quite showing that level of performance so far tonight. Big lift needed for the hosts.

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Sheffield Wednesday have made a good start to this second half. They couldn't, could they?

They've only won one of their 30 Championship games this season, so the form book suggests it might be a struggle.

Yu Hirakawa does brilliantly to track back for Hull and slide in to block Watford's Imran Louza from sending a shot from the edge of the area goalwards.

A decent start to the half again by Watford. Surely the Tigers are going to offer more in this second period?

Oxford with a great chance moments after the restart.

Will Lankshear gets on the end of a flick on down the right and shows excellent strength to turn and send over a low cross.

Myles Peart-Harris is coming in but trying to flick at the ball with his left boot, can only scoop it over the bar.

Surely he should have been trying to hit that with his right?

In the end, Femi Seriki does just enough for the Blades.

We're also off and running again at the MKM Stadium.

Sheffield Wednesday almost find a leveller early in the second half!

Balazs Toth makes a good intervention in the Rovers goal to keep out a headed effort, but Jamal Lowe is there to meet the rebound for the Owls and his header is goalbound but Mathias Jorgensen does well for Blackburn to divert it onto the crossbar.

It's all over at Vale Park, where Callum Maycock's late goal has earned AFC Wimbledon a first League One win since 1 January.

Wimbledon are four points clear of the relegation zone as it stands, while Port Vale remain adrift and deep in trouble at the bottom.

Blackburn are without a win in their past eight games (D4 L4) and have won just one of their previous 14 league matches (D7 L6).

Can they see it over the line in this second half?

We're getting back under way in our 19:45 GMT kick-offs across the EFL.

Hull's clash with Watford will be resuming shortly after the kick-off was delayed by about four minutes to allow for a hole in one of the goal nets to be repaired.

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Here is a look at how big that lead is for Blackburn.

Rovers are out of the relegation zone and up to 21st at the expense of West Bromwich Albion, who are slipping into the bottom three as things stand.

The last time the Baggies were in the third tier of English football was 1992-93.

Oxford are four points adrift of safety in the live table.

Four minutes and change left to play at Vale Park, where League One's bottom club Port Vale really need to find a winner to improve their survival chances.

They'd be eight points adrift of second-bottom Northampton if the scores stay this way, and nine adrift of the safety line.

Former Premier League striker Andre Gray isn't involved tonight, by the way. The former Watford and Burnley man joined Vale just before yesterday's transfer deadline.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

We need to find some more consistency. We have only been consistently bad in this first half.

Derek Payne
Former Watford midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

Excellent first 45 minutes from Hull. Coming here today I was expecting Hull to really put Watford under pressure.

Watford have kept the crowd quiet though and dominated the ball. The coaches have set this game up perfectly. They have all been excellent.

Scott Robertson's goal for Notts County has given them a half-time lead against Gillingham. The Magpies are on course to make it five wins in a row and move up to second as things stand.

It's Barnet 1-1 Crewe after Owen Lunt cancelled out Kabongo Tshimanga's early opener.

It's a game without much action at the Memorial Stadium as Bristol Rovers are holding Walsall 0-0.

And sixth-placed Swindon are goalless at bottom of the table Harrogate.

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Watford have been by far the better side but it's goalless at the interval.

Until that Charlie Hughes chance just before the whistle, Hull have created very little and have been on the back foot.

Stephen Mfuni, Giorgi Chakvetadze and Imran Louza have all gone close for the Hornets.