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Tom James has given Wigan a second goal against Portsmouth and in some style with an audacious long-range free-kick dipping in.

Elsewhere, Teddy Bishop turns in the area to sidefoot home for Ipswich against Rochdale. 1-0 to the Tractor Boys.

There's been a tremendous amount of overhaul at Bolton but at the moment it's a frustrating time for the Trotters in League Two.

Tristan Abrahams has left them a goal down after Newport take the lead at the University of Bolton Stadium...

Meanwhile, Morecambe have levelled at Roots Hall to make it 1-1 against Southend.

Barrow too, are back in the game thanks to Mike Jones' effort from outside the box to draw level with Colchester United.

Good start to the second half from Millwall but it's Brentford who have just had a great chance to take the lead through Christian Norgaard.

The midfielder glances a header from a corner just inches wide.

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Stoke have hit the ground running against 10-man Preston as they look to pad out their lead.

Tommy Smith sends in a lovely cross towards the onrushing Lee Gregory but the Stoke man can't quite work onto the ball in time to score his second.

Will Vaulks comes a tip of a ruler's length away from squaring things up for Cardiff.

Had a crack from the edge of the box, but it zips just wide.

A change at the break for Derby as Jack Marriott comes off with George Evans coming on in his place.

A defensive change, is Phillip Cocu trying to stem the flow of Blackburn goals? Or will Wayne Rooney be pushed a bit further forward?

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Goals by centre-backs called Morrison at Cardiff City Stadium have become pretty commonplace in recent seasons.

But rather than Cardiff captain Sean Morrison, it's Reading's Michael Morrison who has headed in.

The Bluebirds pride themselves on their set-pieces - in attack and defence - so Neil Harris will be disappointed to see his side concede that way.

But what about Reading? Could they be on their way to a third win from three Championship matches?

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Let's get the second half under way...

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• Winless Scunthorpe are in 1-0 up at half-time, leading Carlisle at Glanford Park.
• Southend could end a draining week off the field amid financial issues with victory, they lead Morecambe 1-0.
• Crawley fought back from 1-0 down at Oldham to lead 2-1 at Boundary Park.
• Barrow, back in the Football League this season after 48 years away, trail 1-0 at home to Colchester United.

• Wigan are on course for their first points of the season - they lead at Portsmouth thanks to Lee Evans' goal.
• AFC Wimbledon and Hull lead Fleetwood and Northampton respectively, while James Henry sends Oxford in with a one-goal lead at the break against Accrington.
• Crewe are two goals up against MK Dons thanks to Mikael Mandron and Oliver Finney's first-half goals.
• Doncaster are 2-1 up against Bristol Rovers, Swindon lead Burton 3-1 and Dominic Samuel's early goal has Gillingham in front against Blackpool.

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• Blackburn score three goals in four minutes to stun Derby at Pride Park.
• Ivan Toney scores his first Brentford goal from the penalty spot to send the Bees in level at Millwall.
• Preston are a goal down to Stoke City and also down to 10 men after a red card shown to Tom Barkhuizen.
• Reading, who have won their first two Championship matches this term, are 0-0 at half-time against Cardiff.

We're about to go into the break in our 15:00 BST matches - headlines from all three EFL divisions to follow.

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Boro midfielder George Saville gets himself in the way of an effort from Luke Amos, a block which appeared to be made with his face.

Rangers wanted a penalty... nothing doing for ref Dean Whitestone.

The earlier injuries to Ilias Chair and George Thomas have brought us five minutes added time.

Can Derby get back into this game before the break or are Blackburn coasting with their three-goal lead?

Wayne Rooney tries to work a goal back for the Rams but he finds his effort blocked.

Lucas Joao goes close for Reading at Cardiff, forcing a big stretch from goalkeeper Alex Smithies to keep scores level.

The Royals have had some opportunities, with Joao heading wide a little while before that attempt.

Half-time looms and it's a better game than the scoreline suggests.

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Bradford, who have drawn both games in League Two so far, now trail at home to Stevenage thanks to a goal from Elliott List.

Crawley have gone from 1-0 down to 2-1 up at Oldham, thanks to George Francomb's goal with half-time approaching.

And Exeter are all square at Mansfield, Farrend Rawson scoring an own-goal to level it up.

After a bit of dominance from Brentford it's Millwall who almost take the lead again.

Mahlon Romeo tries his luck from a difficult angle with a thunderous shot but it crashes off the post.

He's unlucky not to score there.