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Fulham are getting started against QPR at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium.

Both clubs are looking for their first point since the restart.

Ivan Cavaleiro replaces the suspended Aleksandar Mitrovic up front for the visitors.

Bersant Celina is on for Swansea at The Den.

He replaces Yan Dhanda. Can Celina inspire the Swans to find an equaliser?

There is just over half an hour left in south-east London.

Some nice flowing football from Barnsley on the break and Alex Mowatt has a shot on goal but it's well defended by Tosin Adarabioyo who blocks it very well.

A crucial block at the Cardiff City Stadium too, as Curtis Nelson gets in the way of Andre Green's shot from inside the area.

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Brentford are getting into the game a little now - both sides are showing attacking intent but no meaningful shots on goal yet.

Millwall almost get their second goal.

Andre Ayew is back defending in his own box, and clears the ball away with Lions striker Tom Bradshaw lurking in the background looking to get on the end of Jake Cooper's knock-down.

Barnsley have begun this game on the front foot.

Cauley Woodrow has tested Rovers keeper Christian Walton twice already with decent efforts.

The hosts have kicked the second half off in south-east London.

Can the Lions hold on and keep their play-off bid alive?

The home side have started well.

Reading striker Sam Baldock has the first effort of the game but drags his shot wide from 20 yards out.

Charlton have made seven changes for this one.

The Addicks are back in action against Millwall on Friday, so Lee Bowyer has decided to rotate his side.

Cardiff right-back Dion Sanderson has an early chance for the hosts, but fires wide of goal.

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Three more games are getting under way now.

Can Brentford cut the gap to the automatic promotion places to two points with victory at Reading?

Elsewhere sixth-placed Cardiff entertain Charlton and bottom club Barnsley host Blackburn.

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Barnsley were seven points from safety and looked cut adrift when the season was suspended in March, but four points from two games have given the Tykes renewed hope of survival.

Gerhard Struber's men welcome play-off chasing Blackburn to Oakwell.

Nathan Jones picked up his first win in his second spell as Luton boss at Swansea on Saturday, but the Hatters face a tough test at leaders Leeds this evening.

With Huddersfield and Hull not in action until tomorrow and Thursday respectively, the bottom two have a chance to get within touching distance of safety if they can pick up points.

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With second-placed West Brom not in action until tomorrow evening, Championship leaders Leeds United could go six points clear at the top of the table later this evening if they beat Luton.

Brentford will cut the gap to the automatic promotion places to just two points if Thomas Frank's men win at Reading.

Fulham make the short trip to QPR aiming to pick up their first points since the restart, while Cardiff will be looking to consolidate their place in the top six when they host Charlton.

Mason Bennett's goal has given Millwall the lead at the break.

The Lions are heading for their first win since the restart, and their first victory in six home league games.

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As we head into four minutes of first-half injury time at The Den, a reminder that we have three games kicking off at 18:00 BST and another to follow at half past six.

With two matches kicking off at the more traditional time of 19:45, here's a reminder of what is still to come this evening;

• Barnsley v Blackburn Rovers (18:00 BST)
• Cardiff City v Charlton Athletic (18:00 BST)
• Reading v Brentford (18:00 BST)
• QPR v Fulham (18:30 BST)
• Leeds United v Luton Town (19:45 BST)
• Wigan Athletic v Stoke City (19:45 BST)

These games could have implications at both ends of the table.

Swansea defender Ben Cabango does well to dig out a cross from Shane Ferguson over his own bar from the corner of the six-yard box.

That was a teasing ball.

Swans keeper Freddie Woodman does well to claim the corner.

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We mentioned earlier that five teams have won both games since the restart - and there are four clubs who have suffered back-to-back defeats.

Fulham have seen their automatic promotion hopes go up in smoke, losing to Brentford and Leeds, seeing the Whites to fifth in the table and seven points adrift the top two.

With a seven-point gap to seventh place, Scott Parker's side should still be assured of a play-off place - as long as this blip ends soon.

However, the Craven Cottage side will be without top scorer Aleksandar Mitrovic for the next three matches after the Serbia international was suspended for three matches for an elbow on Ben White.

QPR had outside hopes of grabbing a top six place as they were six points off the play-offs ahead of the resumption, yet 1-0 defeats at the hands of Barnsley and Charlton have made it look like Rangers will be heading for mid-table obscurity.

Will either club be nursing a third straight defeat come full-time at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium?

Defender Joe Rodon is not in the Swansea squad tonight because of injury, and the Wales international could miss the rest of the season with injury.

On the pitch, Lions goalscorer Mason Bennett needs a bit of treatment after a clash with Ben Cabango.