Lee Camp to the rescue again!

Jon Dadi Bodvarsson rises high, heads into the ground, but the Birmingham stopper tips it over the bar.

Millwall are knocking on the door.

Sheffield Wednesday are looking for a first home since 22 December.

Visiting keeper Dillon Phillips does brilliantly to deny home sub Steven Fletcher the opener.

Birmingham goalkeeper Lee Camp keeps the score goalless with a fine save.

Jayson Molumby's 20-yard strike takes a deflection off Gary Gardner and Camp dives low to his right to tip it wide.

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Leeds are in total control of this.

The Yorkshire side had a bit of a wobble in recent weeks but they'll be going six points clear of third if things finish as they are right now.

No wonder boss Marcelo Bielsa can see the funny side of things.

VERY little to report from The Den.

Just the one shot on target all night from Millwall's Jed Wallace before the break.

The second half has been really scrappy.

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Leeds go close to a second as home goalkeeper Aynsley Pears does well to deny a powerful shot from 18 yards from Pablo Hernandez.

Rovers can move to within two points of the play-offs with victory here, but they're being restricted to half chances.

Adam Armstrong has a go from distance and it flies wide.

Middlesbrough have made a much brighter start to this half than the first.

George Saville forces Kiko Casilla into action with a fiercely struck effort from long range.

Fulham had 10 shots to Swansea's one in the first half and almost 70% possession.

But goals have been hard to come by over the past couple of months.

They've only scored more than a single goal in a game, once in their past 10 matches.

They'll take one tonight I'm sure.

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Wigan will be going level on points with 21st-placed Middlesbrough if things finish as they are.

Kieffer Moore's goal has the Latics on course for a fourth win in seven.

And off we go again in our six 19:45 GMT starts...

So, four of our six 19:45 GMT kick-offs are goalless at the break, but at least we've seen a bit of action.

I'm expecting things to pick up in the second half. Hopefully.

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Cauley Woodrow's goal has Barnsley halfway to a huge win at Hull.

The Tykes are on course for a third successive win in the Championship for the first time since September 2016 when they beat Wolves 4-0 at Molineux!

And as it stands, they'll move off the bottom of the Championship.

Sheffield Wednesday and Charlton are both struggling for form and tonight they're both struggling for goals.

Struggling Middlesbrough almost kept Leeds out for 45 minutes. Almost.

Mateusz Klich's goal in the last minute of the first half means that Leeds are on course to end the day six points clear of third place.

How it took the visitors so long to open the scoring is beyond me.

Fulham's struggle for goals continues. They've dominated, but were unable to find the breakthrough.

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Another game with plenty of endeavour but little quality in that first half.

Nothing to split these two mid-table sides at the break.