That could well be game over at half-time.

George Earthy has just finished a fine team move with a first-time effort from 12 yards into the top corner.

Reading have scored three goals in nine minutes before the break.

He has got the taste for this goalscoring lark now.

Aidan Morris already has his first Middlesbrough goal tonight and fancies a second as his shot crashes off the post with Max Weiss beaten.

Our raft of early games across the second and third tiers are getting back under way.

What drama does the second half have in store? Let's find out...

Middlesbrough's Will Lankshear treads on Hjalmar Ekdal.

It is accidental but still worth a caution.

It almost opens up for Andreas Hountondji for Burnley.

Radek Vitek has to come sprinting out of his area to clear the ball away.

Make that 2-0 to Reading in League One.

It's a calamity from Mansfield keeper Harry Lewis, who drops a high ball in the box, and Benn Ward pounces to slot in.

Adilson Malanda has a crack from distance for Middlesbrough but Max Weiss is safely behind it in the Burnley goal.

There are murmurs of concern from the home fans.

Jack Marriott has put Reading 1-0 up against Mansfield in the 20:00 BST kick-off.

It's half-time in the four 19:45 starts... Burton lead AFC Wimbledon, and Wigan are in front against MK Dons.

Barnsley v Blackpool and Luton v Stockport are goalless at the break.

Burnley are being stretched by Middlesbrough.

Long diagonal balls are making it difficult for the home side.

Sebastian Berghalter sends in a wonderful cross and Burnley head it out for a corner which they deal with.

As it stands - Swansea, QPR and Charlton are your top three in the Championship.

Okay, it's only a couple of weeks into the season, but try telling that to Swansea, QPR and Charlton fans!

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Advantage Red Dragons.

A first half of few chances, though the Lions probably had the better of it before Wrexham took the lead on the break o 28 minutes when Issa Kabore latched onto Kieffer Moore's pass and his shot deflected in off defender Zak Sturge.

Neither side have mustered a shot on target, Millwall have won the game's only corner.

Second half can only be better.

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Goalless. Very goalless.

West Brom have had more than 70% of the ball and conjured the only two shots on target of the half, though Isaac Price's curler from the left was a pretty routine save for Arthur Okonkwo.

Charlton are defending with discipline and dedication, Nathan Jones will be the happier boss at the break.

Hannibal Mejbri is shown the game's first yellow card.

The Burnley man talks himself into referee Matthew Donohue's black book.

Rumarn Burrell's first goal since January has QPR deservedly in front.

Jimmy Dunne has headed wide and Alfie Lloyd has also shot over for the home side.

Cian Ashford should have done better with a header for Cardiff when the game was goalless and Perry Ng has had a shot saved by Pierce Charles.

Just the one minute of added time.

Not all going Millwall's way tonight.

Casper De Norre has limped off, already on a booking, and is replaced by Camiel Neghli, who was reportedly less than 100% tonight.

Fine player though, especially with Femi Azeez moving on, let's see what he's got.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

He hits it clean, it's such a good strike.

Lankshear slips in the box and it comes back to Morris, it's a great finish to get your first goal, a cultured strike.

Perry Ng almost replies for Cardiff but Pierce Charles is down to his right to make the save.

Harvey Vale then fires wide for QPR from inside the area.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

That is a poor, poor goal for Cardiff to concede just 10 minutes before the interval. It wasn't a great ball, there are bodies everywhere but it lands at Burrell's feet and there's no-one near him so he just puts his foot through it from four yards out. The goalkeeper had no chance.