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Michael Olise gives a free-kick some welly for Reading in their first chance of the second-half, but despite zipping over the wall it's into Forest keeper Brice Samba's hands.

Preston boss Alex Neil is understandably not pleased with how his side played in that first half - they seemed to be outfought by Wycombe.

So the visitors have brought on Brad Potts, Paul Gallagher and Tom Barkhuizen for the second half at Adams Park.

Big call from Valerien Ismael for Barnsley as Herbie Kane, Callum Styles and Carlton Morris all come on.

Conor Chaplin, Ronal Palmer and Jordan Williams make way.

Triple sub.

First shot of the second-half also goes Barnsley's way, Dominik Frieser with an ambitious effort from the left which swings wide.

Back under way for the second half at Wembley where there's been a monumental hail storm during the interval!

Portsmouth make a triple change bringing on full-back Lee Brown, midfielder Marcus Harness and forward Ronan Curtis.

Brown netted a penalty in their 2019 final shootout win against Sunderland. A good omen?

We're starting to get back under way across the Championship, League One, League Two and in the Papa John's Trophy final.

It promises to be a frantic 45 minutes or so.

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• Bournemouth have fought back from a goal down to lead in-form Barnsley after goals from Arnaut Danjuma and Dominic Solanke overhauled Michal Helik's early effort
• Two goals in a minute saw Watford concede and equalise against Cardiff in a battle of promotion hopefuls. Francisco Sierralta's own-goal cancelled out shortly after by Nathaniel Chalobah.
• Struggling Wycombe have the lead at home to Preston, Ryan Tafazolli scoring at Adams Park
• Wayne Rooney's Derby trail at home to Millwall, after Shaun Hutchinson's effort
• Bristol City lead at Birmingham thanks to Kasey Palmer's opener

• Leaders Hull lead Oxford 1-0 and are going six points clear as it stands
• Burton are on their way to a sixth successive victory as they lead 3-0 at Crewe
• Bottom side Rochdale lead at third-placed Lincoln through Oliver Rathbone's goal
• Troy Parrott's first Ipswich goal has them ahead against Plymouth as Paul Cook searches for his first win in charge

• There have been 11 first-half goals in the fourth tier - and five of them have come at Boundary Park, where Cambridge lead Oldham 3-2. The U's, as it stands, are heading top of League Two.
• Forest Green Rovers are 1-0 up against Harrogate and could move up to second if things stay the same, while fellow promotion hopefuls Newport County are beating Morecambe 2-1.
• The only other first-half goals have come in Cumbria, where Carlisle are 2-0 up against Bradford.

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We've just about reached half-time in the majority of our eight 15:00 GMT Championship matches, so we'll have some headlines for you shortly...

Half-time at Wembley.

It's been all Salford in that first half. Brandon Thomas-Asante managed to fashion another chance just before the break for the League Two side as he flashed a ball from the right across goal.

Nobody in a red shirt managed to arrive though in time for the killer final touch.

Portsmouth haven't got out of their changing room so far.

Derby have had 69% possession at Pride Park and have a rare shot at goal to show for it.

Kamil Jozwiak tries his luck from the edge of the box but Millwall keeper Bartosz Bialkowski beats it away.

Wayne Rooney's Rams are playing three at the back this afternoon, with Colin Kazim-Richards captaining the side for the first time.

Barnsley defender Mads Juel Andersen finds himself in the book after a heavy challenge on Adam Smith, which leaves the Cherries man receiving treatment and a longish delay.

He's limping off... Jack Stacey is on.

The free-kick was headed wide by Dominic Solanke, it seemed to come off the side of his head. Bizarre connection.

That mountain Cambridge had to climb at Oldham? Well it's been scaled in pretty quick time.

Jack Iredale with their equaliser before half-time.

Cheltenham, top at the start of the day, can't find a breakthrough yet at Exeter.

How are Salford not ahead in this final?

James Wilson has had a hat-trick of chances on his own.

The latest sees him dispossess Sean Raggett in Portsmouth's half before running in on goal with a right-foot effort that he somehow skews wide of the far post when it looked easier to hit the target.

Pompey need the half-time whistle to regroup here and quickly.

Watford keeper Daniel Bachmann goes in the book for a clumsy challenge on Cardiff striker Kieffer Moore outside the box.

Fortunately for him he had covering Watford defenders behind him, otherwise the colour of that card might have been different.

Lucas Joao strikes the post for Reading, although it wasn't his best work.

His shot was a scruffy one, catching Brice Samba out completely but the ball rolled the wrong side of the goal after brushing the upright.

Oh wow.

Kane Hemmings has a hat-trick for Burton inside 35 minutes at The Alex!

Burton in cruise control against Crewe and set to pull further clear of the drop zone.

Elsewhere Lincoln, who began the day in third, and Doncaster, fifth, are both being held at home to lowly opposition.