Deeney penalty earns Watford win over Barnsley
Bielik goal gives Derby win over Bournemouth
Reading beat Coventry to go fourth in Championship
Rotherham and Stoke share six goals in draw
Blackburn v Swansea off due to waterlogged pitch
Newport keeper King scores from own area in League Two
Reading 2-0 Coventry
Time is ticking away for Coventry if they are to get anything from this game, whereas for Reading, they're looking comfortable.
The Royals will go third if it stays like this. The Sky Blues' inconsistent form looks like it might continue unless they can find a goal and fast.
Image source, Rex FeaturesJoe Mason had scored once all season prior to today but he's now got his second of the evening to put MK Dons 2-0 up against managerless Fleetwood.
It's also 2-0 at Crewe thanks to Ryan Wintle's goal against Bristol Rovers.
Derby 1-0 Bournemouth
Opening up at Pride Park now.
Dominic Solanke hits a shot into the side netting for the visitors and moments later Nathan Byrne sees a shot easily saved by Cherries goalkeeper Asmir Begovic down the other end.
Reading 2-0 Coventry
Kyle McFadzean goes into the book for bringing down Reading's Michael Olise on the edge of the Coventry box.
The free-kick follows and Olise stands over it but launches his effort high over the bar.
Derby 1-0 Bournemouth
Bournemouth made a double change at the break and one of the two who came on, Josh King, has had a great chance to level.
The Norway international is without a league goal this season and he maybe should have done better with his header but Rams keeper Kelle Roos was equal to it.
League Two latest
Image source, Rex FeaturesMy word, here's something you don't see every day!
Goalkeeper Tom King has scored for League Two leaders Newport County from his own area to put them in front against Cheltenham. Storm Christoph played its part with a wind assist as a goal kick flew towards the Cheltenham goal and bounced over King's opposite number Josh Griffiths. Wow.
Reading 2-0 Coventry
Coventry aren't sitting back despite slipping to a two-goal deficit after the break.
Matty James sends a corner into the Reading box which is met by Leo Ostigard who heads wide of the mark.
Not exactly a smorgasbord of goals on offer in the fourth tier this evening but we do have our first goal of the evening.
Tranmere Rovers are ahead against Forest Green Rovers thanks to a header from Paul Lewis.
Couple of early goals in the 19:00 GMT games.
Charlie Kirk has given Crewe the lead against Bristol Rovers, Joe Mason has done the same for MK Dons against Fleetwood and Adam Lewis has put Plymouth 1-0 up at Sunderland.
#bbcefl
Darren: Commentators & pundits continually stating that AFC Bournemouth are one of the best teams in the Championship. Doesn't say much for the other teams in the Championship! Can I have some of what they are on as this performance is once again dire!
Derby 1-0 Bournemouth
Back under way at Pride Park.
Can the Cherries turn it around or will Derby grab just their fifth win of the season?
Andy Rinomhota (46 mins)
Blimey, within 30 seconds of the restart, Reading double their lead against Coventry!
Andy Rinomhota, on his 100th appearance for the Royals, launches a low left-footed shot from outside the box that catches the visitors out after they failed to deal with a low Lucas Joao ball.
Reading 1-0 Coventry
We are back under way at a wet and windy Madejski Stadium.
A win for Reading tonight could lift them into third in the Championship should Derby hold onto their lead against Bournemouth.
Tomas Esteves replaces Tom Holmes for the hosts.
League One latest
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe 19:00 GMT League One games are just getting under way but the early game looks to be as good as over.
Hull City now lead Accrington 3-0 thanks to Josh Magennis's penalty after Cameron Burges was sent off for fouling Jacob Greaves in the area.
The Tigers will end the night top of the table after Lincoln's game against Gillingham was postponed because of a waterlogged pitch.
Rotherham v Stoke (19:45 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesIts a landmark night for Rotherham manager Paul Warne tonight as he leads the team for the 200th time.
The struggling Millers beat Derby on Saturday to give their survival hopes a timely boost.
Stoke's play-off hopes have been stunted by a run of four games without a win and they bring in Danny Batth and Jordan Cousins.
Watford v Barnsley (19:45 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesA bit later in the Championship, Watford take on Barnsley hoping to continue their fine record against the Tykes at home.
They come into this fixture having won each of their past five home league games against them, however their most recent was a 3-0 win almost seven years ago.
That aside, Barnsley won at Oakwell earlier this season and if they win tonight, they will seal a league double over the hosts for the first time since 2007-08.
All to play for, then.
Five games in League Two this evening and here's what's on the slate.
All games kick off at 19:00 GMT after Harrogate's was moved back (see 18:06 entry):
Derby 1-0 Bournemouth
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's been quite the half for Derby's Poland international midfielder Krystian Bielik.
He looked like he might have to be subbed off after a clash of heads with Jefferson Lerma but got patched up, changed his shirt and came back on to give the hosts a crucial lead.
They've had the better of it since the goal and Bournemouth will need to do something at half-time if they're to get back into this.
Reading 1-0 Coventry
Image source, Rex FeaturesAll over in the first half at the Madejski Stadium and Lucas Joao's goal separates these two sides at the break.
Coventry have pushed for a leveller, however. Can Reading push on when they return?
Hull City look to be heading top of the table as they now lead Accrington 2-0 thanks to a goal from Gavin Whyte.
Elsewhere Charlton have taken an early lead at Peterborough through Conor Washington's penalty.
Image source, Rex Features