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Bottom side Wycombe are putting pressure on their hosts.

Huddersfield keeper Ryan Schofield is stranded but Daryl Horgan can only put the ball wide, when he really ought to have scored a leveller.

I tell you what, Lee Gregory and Colin Kazim-Richards are forging a decent strike partnership for Derby - which will please manager Wayne Rooney.

This time Gregory crosses for Kazim-Richards, who heads just over the Boro bar.

Not much to smile about for Neil Warnock on the Boro touchline.

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Norwich break down the right as Max Aarons crosses to Teemu Pukki, but James Chester is there and makes a vital interception to deny a third for the home side.

It's taken them going three down to start playing, but Coventry are certainly knocking on the door now.

Michael Rose flicks on a high ball towards striker Max Biamou but the Cardiff backline manage to scramble the ball behind.

At the other end Josh Murphy goes around Sky Blues keeper Marko Marosi but see an effort cleared off the line.

Can Reading maintain their slender one-goal lead against Millwall as the second half ticks down?

Well the Royals are putting plenty of pressure on in the opening stages of the second half as Lewis Gibson's cross to Lucas Joao is cleared away by the visitors.

This is incredible.

Moments after Doncaster pull a goal back at Sunderland through an own goal from the keeper, Charlie Wyke makes it 4-1 to the Black Cats with his fourth of the afternoon.

It's another header, and another Aiden McGeady assist! Four goals, four headers, four McGeady crosses. Madness.

Elsewhere, Charlton have just made it 2-2 against Gillingham through Jayden Stockley.

Every home team is winning in the Championship so far, except for Birmingham.

Nothing by way of chances for the home side as they chase an equaliser.

Watford aren't holding back despite their four-goal lead.

Will Hughes, who has already hit the target with an audacious strike this afternoon, tries his luck again from outside the box but fires wide.

Coventry centre-back Leo Ostigard heads against the bar as the visitors try to find a way back into this one.

He's an aerial beast, the on-loan Brighton defender, but Cardiff remain comfortable for now.

An early penalty call for Stoke as Nathan Collins goes tumbling but referee Jeremy Simpson isn't having any of it.

Minutes later, Kenny McLean almost had an absolute nightmare as he tries a back pass, but Steven Fletcher is in on goal, rounds Tim Krul and gets a shot away but Grant Hanley is there to save the day and clear the effort.

That didn't feel like a 15 minute break, but we're back off and running across the EFL.

Will Norwich end the day top of the Championship? How many might Watford go on to score?

We'll find out in the next 45 minutes.

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• 17 games postponed due to frozen pitches
• Charlie Wyke hat-trick of headers puts Sunderland 3-0 up against Doncaster
• Stunning Connor Ogilvie volley from 25 yards gives Gillingham 2-1 lead at Charlton
• Plymouth lead Fleetwood through own goal
• Only two games survive in League Two - Bolton lead Stevenage, Cambridge-Southend goalless

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• Norwich going top as it stands as they lead Stoke 2-0 thanks to Todd Cantwell and Teemu Pukki goals
• Promotion-chasing Watford 4-0 up against Bristol City, who are heading for four defeats in a row
• Bottom two Wycombe and Birmingham behind against Huddersfield and Luton respectively
• Derby out of bottom three as it stands, leading Middlesbrough 2-1
• Two Kieffer Moore goals see in-form Cardiff lead Coventry 2-0, Reading 1-0 up over Millwall

16 first-half goals in seven Championship games. Hugely enjoyable after the snoozefest between Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth earlier!

Many will have written bottom side Wycombe off when they fell behind to goals from Huddersfield's Juninho Bacuna and Isaac Mbenza.

But right on the stroke of half-time Anis Mehmeti showed some quality to halve their deficit, and it's game on.

Lee Gregory has a had a full debut to remember for Derby - scoring one and setting up the other for Colin Kazim-Richards, who thumped home from long range.

Boro have been poor but are still in this thanks to a Neeskens Kebano goal.