All times BST.
1658: Great day for Wigan as they bag a 3-1 win at Burnley to end the Clarets' unbeaten home record in the Premier League.
1657: All over at Rangers and the bad run continues for Walter Smith's side with a 1-1 home draw with Hibs.
1656: The final-whistle is blown at White Hart Lane and Stoke have defeated Tottenham 1-0. Goalkeeper Steve Simonsen deserves plenty of credit for a great display.
1655: Late hope for Sheffield United as James Harper scores to pull the Blades to within a goal of Cardiff.
1654: All over at St Andrews and Birmingham have secured a 2-1 victory over Sunderland. The full-time whistle has also gone at the KC Stadium and it is goalless between Hull and Portsmouth.
1653: Billy Jones heads home Ross Wallace's cross to equalise for Preston against Middlesbrough.
1652: Frazer Wright's own goal pulls St Johnstone to within a goal of Kilmarnock and Adam Hammill does the same for Barnsley against Bristol City.
1651: Looks like Newcastle have bagged a late winner against Doncaster as Kevin Nolan drives home a powerful effort.
1650: Jermaine Jenas goes close to equalising for Tottenham against Stoke as his effort towards goal is blocked by Peter Crouch. Five minutes of injury time at White Hart Lane.
1649: Sunderland are pushing for an equaliser at Birmingham as Andy Reid sees his free-kick deflected wide of goal.
1648: Both sides are pushing for a winner at Ibrox with the score 1-1 between Rangers and Hibs.
1647: Portsmouth midfielder Jamie O'Hara sends a free-kick from the edge of the Hull box over the top of the bar. Still 0-0 at the KC Stadium.
1646: Stoke have the lead at Tottenham as Glenn Whelan bends a swerving effort into the back of the net. That could be the result of the day in the Premier League.
1645: Cardiff have a 4-2 lead at Sheffield United as Peter Whittingham bags his hat-trick with a close-range finish.
1644: Simeon Jackson quickly equalises for Gillingham at home to Charlton in League One.
1643: Jermaine Jenas wastes a chance for Tottenham as he sends a free-kick high over the top of the bar. Still 0-0 in Spurs' clash with Stoke.
1642: Two big goals in League One as Gary Alexander puts Millwall 2-1 up against Leeds and a John Nutter own goal gives Charlton the lead at Gillingham.
1641: Lukas Jutkiewicz bags his second goal of the game to pull Motherwell level at 3-3 at St Mirren.
1640: Scott Dann turns the ball into his own net to give Sunderland hope at Birmingham. The Blues now only lead 2-1.
1639: Emmerson Boyce is on hand at the far post to put Wigan 3-1 up at Burnley with a close-range effort.
1638: Bad times for Barnsley as Ryan Shotton is dismissed and Marvin Elliott puts Bristol City 3-1 up.
1637: Rickie Lambert strikes to give Southampton a 2-1 advantage against MK Dons in League One.
1635: Doncaster midfielder Martin Woods wastes a great chance to give his side the lead at Newcastle as he fires a penalty wide.
1634: But St Mirren will now be a bit nervous as Lukas Jutkiewicz quickly scores to pull Motherwell to within a goal of the Buddies.
1633: Hugh Murray creates some smiles for St Mirren fans as he gives the Buddies a 3-1 lead.
1632: Burnley are pushing for an equaliser against Wigan but the score remains 2-1 to the Latics at Turf Moor.
1631: Portsmouth are on the front foot against Hull as they bid to grab the first goal of the game at the KC Stadium.
1630: Interesting changes at Tottenham as Roman Pavlyuchenko replaces Robbie Keane for the hosts and Tuncay take the place of James Beattie for Stoke.
1629: Adam Johnson continues to impress for Middlesbrough in the Championship as his goal give them a 2-1 lead at Coventry.
1628: Equaliser for Ipswich in the day's big match at the bottom of the Championship as Jon Stead is able to fire the ball home to make the score 1-1 at Plymouth.
1627: Doncaster were dominating against Newcastle but the Magpies have equalised as Andy Carroll finds the back of the net.
1626: Daniel Bogdanovic gives Barnsley a bit of hope against Bristol City as he pulls his side to within a goal of the Robins.
1625: Anthony Stokes produces a superb bit of skill before sending a fantastic volley over the head of Allan McGregor to equalise for Hibs at Rangers.
1624: Hassan Yebda wastes a decent chance for Portsmouth as he sees his driven effort saved by Boaz Myhill. It is 0-0 at the KC Stadium.
1623: Paul Parry equalises for Preston against Middlesbrough in the Championship and Kevin Kyle doubles Kilmarnock's advantage over St Johnstone in the SPL.
1622: Steve Simonsen continues to stand tall for Stoke as he stops a Peter Crouch header. Still 0-0 at White Hart Lane.
1621: Cardiff are 3-2 up at Sheffield United as Peter Whittingham turns the ball home from close-range to bag his second goal of the game.
1620: Southampton continue their push for survival in League One as Dean Hammond equalises against MK Dons.
1618: Andy Dorman continues to impress for St Mirren in the SPL as he gives them a 2-1 advantage over Motherwell.
1617: Stoke make a change against Tottenham as Glenn Whelan replaces Rory Delap. The score is 0-0 at White Hart Lane despite plenty of chances for Spurs.
1616: Lots of action at the New Den but the score remains 1-1 between Millwall and Leeds in the day's big match in League One.
1615: Wigan take the lead at Burnley as they break at speed to give Hugo Rodallega the chance to fire home a powerful effort from the edge of the box. The Latics are 2-1 up.
1614: Andy Carroll wastes a great chance to equalise for Newcastle as they continue to trail Doncaster 1-0.
1613: It is still an awful game at the KC Stadium as Hull's clash against Portsmouth remains goalless.
1611: David McGoldrick pokes the ball home from close-range to equalise for Nottingham Forest at Crystal Palace.
1610: Kevin Kyle scores to give Kilmarnock a 1-0 advantage against St Johnstone.
1609: Steve Simonsen continues to have plenty to do at White Hart Lane as he saves a driven effort from Robbie Keane. It is 0-0 between Tottenham and Stoke.
1608: Motherwell equalise from the penalty spot at St Mirren. Ross Forbes is the man on target.
1607: Niko Kranjcar tests Steve Simonsen with another long-range effort as the score remains 0-0 between Tottenham and Stoke.
1606: Birmingham take an early 2-0 lead in the second half as James McFadden turns on the right hand side of the Sunderland box before sliding the ball home.
1605: Second half is under way at St Andrews. Birmingham lead Sunderland 1-0.
1552: Final half-time of the day in the Premier League as Wigan are drawing 1-1 at Burnley.
1551: Darius Henderson has scored his second goal of the game for Sheffield United as he makes the score 2-2 against Cardiff.
1550: Tottenham are drawing 0-0 with Stoke at the break and it is the same score at the KC Stadium as Hull face Portsmouth.
1549: Half-time at Ibrox as well. Rangers lead Hibs 1-0 in the SPL.
1548: Half-time at St Andrews and Birmingham lead Sunderland 1-0.
1547: Lots of goals in the Championship. Middlesbrough and Cardiff lead against Coventry and Sheffield United respectivley while Peterborough have doubled their advantage against Scunthorpe.
1546: Former Ajax and Celtic midfielder Evander Sno puts Bristol City 2-0 up at Barnsley.
1544: Two quick goals at Bramall Lane as Jay Bothroyd gives Cardiff a 1-0 lead before Darius Henderson equalises for Sheffield United.
1543: Hugh Murray is the man on target to put St Mirren 1-0 up against Motherwell.
1542: Darren Ambrose strikes to give Crystal Palace the lead in the Championship against Nottingham Forest.
1541: Diego Penny has replaced Brain Jensen to play in goal for Burnley and he becomes involved as he saves a long-range effort from Jordi Gomez. It is 1-1 at Turf Moor.
1540: Ipswich are pushing for an equaliser at Plymouth in the big match of the day at the bottom of the table in the Championship but the score remains 1-0 to the hosts.
1539: Plenty of chances at the Ricoh Arena as Coventry face Middlesbrough but the score remains 0-0 in Boro's first match since former manager Gareth Southgate was dismissed.
1538: Birmingham have the lead against Sunderland as Liam Ridgwell heads home Lee Bowyer's cross from the left.
1536: Morgaro Gomis has Dundee United fans smiling as he gives his side a 2-0 lead at Aberdeen in the SPL.
1535: The awful game continues at the KC Stadium as both Hull and Portsmouth produce some awful football.
1533: Chris Martin gives Norwich a 1-0 advantage against Swindon in League One.
1532: More bad news for Hull as striker Jozy Altidore has missed today's clash against Portsmouth because he turned up late to the KC Stadium ahead of the game.
1531: Dundee United have the lead at Aberdeen in the SPL with Damian Casalinuovo the man on target.
1530: Bristol City have the lead at Barnsley as Nicky Maynard beats two challenges before sending his effort into the back of the net.
1529: And Tottenham go close again as Niko Kranjcar sees his effort from 25 yards strike the right hand post of the Stoke goal.
1528: Peter Crouch sees his looping header cleared off the line by James Beattie as Tottenham continue to dominate against Stoke.
1527: Poor start to the match at the KC Stadium as both Hull and Portsmouth fail to impress.
1526: Sebastien Bassong wastes a decent chance to give Tottenham the lead as they continue to play on the front foot against Stoke.
1525: We have a goal in the Championship as George Boyd puts Peterborough 1-0 up against Scunthorpe.
1524: Even match at Ibrox but Rangers still lead Hibs 1-0.
1523: Aaron Lennon goes close to giving Tottenham the advantage against Stoke as his swerving effort is pushed away from goal by Steve Simonsen.
1522: Still no goals in the Premier League match between Birmingham and Sunderland as Black Cats boss Steve Bruce returns to St Andrews.
1521: Plymouth are ahead in the big match at the bottom of the Championship as Carl Fletcher fires home from 25 yards to give Plymouth the lead at home to Ipswich.
1519: Doncaster have the lead at Newcastle as Billy Sharp sees his driven cross turned home by Dean Shiels.
1518: Middlesbrough have made a bright start to their clash at Preston as Gary O'Neil forces Andy Lonergan to make a save.
1517: Tottenham midfielder Niko Kranjcar cuts in from the left and sees his powerful effort from 25 yards saved by Stoke goalkeeper Steve Simonsen at his far post.
1516: No chance for Darren Bent to shine against Birmingham yet as Sunderland continue to draw 0-0 at St Andrews.
1515: Burnley have also been forced to make a change against Wigan as Brian Jensen is replaced by Diego Penny.
1514: Tottenham are forced to make an early change against Stoke with Michael Dawson taking the place of Jonathan Woodgate.
1513: Patrick Kisnorbo equalises for Leeds at Millwall in one of the day's big games in League One.
1512: Jensen slips in the Burnley box and he allows Rodallega the chance to turn the ball into an empty net to equalise for Wigan at Burnley. The Clarets goalkeeper has been injured.
1511: Kris Boyd gives Rangers the lead against Hibs as he turns home Kyle Lafferty's cross.
1510: Hugo Rodallega sees his powerful effort saved by Brian Jensenas Wigan look to equalise against Burnley.
1509: Not much action at Rangers so far as they face Hibernian in the SPL.
1508: No chances yet in Coventry's clash against West Brom as the Baggies bid to stay at the top of the Championship.
1507: Newcastle have started brightly against Doncaster with Kevin Nolan seeing plenty of the ball.
1506: Entertaining start to the game at Birmingham as Sunderland looks to pose some questions for Joe Hart.
1505: Robbie Blake's cross is turned home by a sliding finish from Steven Fletcher to give Burnley a 1-0 lead over Wigan. Life continues to be good for the Clarets at Turf Moor.
1504: Leeds are the only unbeaten side in the Football League but they are behind today as Neil Harris scores for Millwall.
1503: Matthew Etherington's cross from the left is somehow sent wide of the far post of the Tottenham goal by Jonathan Woodgate with a header.
1502: Portsmouth have made a bright start at Hull as Tommy Smith drags a shot narrowly wide of goal. Big game at the bottom of the Premier League today.
1501: Steve Bruce gets a good reception as he returns to Birmingham with his Sunderland side today.
1500: The action is under way at White Hart Lane as Tottenham take on Stoke.
1451: The last bit of team news is on for today's 3pm kick-offs and Hearts manager Csaba Laszlo makes one change to his side following the draw at Aberdeen for their home match against lowly Falkirk in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League. Much-maligned French striker Christian Nade is named in the starting line-up for the first time since August as David Witteveen drops to the bench. There is no place among the substitutes for midfielder Laryea Kingston despite the Ghanaian making his first appearance of the season as a substitute at Pittodrie. Falkirk's Scott Arfield and Burton O'Brien recover from knocks to start but there is no place in manager Eddie May's squad for striker Carl Finnigan, who has an injured ankle. Alex MacDonald is handed a starting role at Danijel Marceta's expense, while Kjartan Finnbogason is also brought in.
1449: Motherwell are without Stevie Hammell for their clash with St Mirren at St Mirren Park after the left-back failed to overcome a hamstring problem. Stephen Craigan returns to the starting line-up, with Mark Reynolds moving to left-back, while winger Jim O'Brien returns from injury to replace Chris Humphrey. Saints striker Tom Brighton makes his first Clydesdale Bank Premier League start since the opening day of last season. Brighton netted his first goal of an injury-hit spell in Paisley during last weekend's 3-1 win at Falkirk after replacing Craig Dargo, who misses out with a shoulder injury.
1446: Former Rangers defender Maurice Ross makes his debut for Aberdeen after signing for the Pittodrie side this week as they take on Dundee United. Jerel Ifil also returns to the heart of the Dons defence, with Stuart Duff dropping to the bench and Gary McDonald missing out. Danny Cadamarteri, Dundee United's top scorer with four goals, returns for the Arabs as does midfielder Prince Buaben following his suspension. With Andy Webster and Lee Wilkie unavailable through injury, Swiss defender Mihael Kovacevic is also handed a start.
1442: Kenwyne Jones has shaken off an ankle injury to retain his place as Sunderland boss Steve Bruce returns to Birmingham for the first time since his acrimonious departure. The striker was stretchered off during last Saturday's 1-0 Barclays Premier League victory over Liverpool, but recovered quickly, unlike midfielder Lee Cattermole, who is facing three months on the sidelines with a knee ligament injury. Cattermole's place is taken by teenager Jordan Henderson, while Kieran Richardson returns from suspension in place of George McCartney. Birmingham manager Alex McLeish makes only one change to the side beaten 3-1 at Arsenal as striker Christian Benitez replaces Lee Carsley.
1440: The final whistle has just gone at Molineux and it's ended with honours even in the Midlands derby, with Wolves and Aston Villa drawing 1-1.
1439: Rangers manager Walter Smith makes three changes to the side that suffered a disastrous Champions League defeat to Unirea Urziceni for the visit of Hibernian in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League. Kevin Thomson and Pedro Mendes both miss out through injury, while Jerome Rothen drops to the bench in the wake of the 4-1 thrashing at the hands of the Romanians on Tuesday night. Kris Boyd, Kyle Lafferty and Steven Smith are drafted in for the top-of-the-table clash at Ibrox, with the Scottish champions under pressure to return to winning ways. Hibernian boss John Hughes names the same side that defeated Kilmarnock last week as he attempts to steer his side to the summit of the SPL with a victory in the south side of Glasgow.
1438: Tottenham striker Peter Crouch starts in the Barclays Premier League clash against Stoke, with Jermain Defoe suspended following his red card at Portsmouth last weekend. Centre-back Ledley King misses out with a minor leg injury, so Jonathan Woodgate comes in for his first start of the season after a groin problem. Midfielder Jermaine Jenas is replaced by Wilson Palacios from the team that defeated Pompey. Stoke have defender Robert Huth suspended after his clash with West Ham's Matthew Upson last time out.
1434: Hull's record signing Jimmy Bullard has failed to make the teamsheet for this afternoon's crucial Barclays Premier League clash against fellow strugglers Portsmouth. Manager Phil Brown had hoped to hand his £5million midfielder a home debut after his return from a nine month lay-off as a substitute in Monday's defeat at Fulham. Brown can at least welcome back defender Anthony Gardner after two months on the sidelines - and names the former Tottenham player as his seventh captain of the season. Bottom side Portsmouth make one change with Jamie O'Hara replacing the suspended Michael Brown.
1432: Burnley's Chris Eagles is handed his first Barclays Premier League start of the season in today's Turf Moor clash with Lancashire rivals Wigan. Eagles is the only change made by boss Owen Coyle following last week's 3-2 loss at Blackburn, with David Nugent making way to the bench. As for the Latics, Wigan manager Roberto Martinez is able to name an unchanged line-up for the fourth successive match. Goalkeeper Chris Kirkland and midfielder Paul Scharner are passed fit after overcoming finger and hip injuries that had made them doubts before the game.
1430: The team news is starting to come in for today's SPL games and Kilmarnock boss Jim Jefferies makes two changes to his side for their clash against St Johnstone at Rugby Park. Defender Ryan O'Leary hasn't recovered from a knock and is replaced by Steven Old while midfielder Danny Invincibile is dropped to the bench at the expense of Mehdi Taouil, who has recovered from illness. Perth boss Derek McInnes keeps the same side which lost narrowly at home to Rangers last week, with Collin Samuel spearheading the attack.
1428: Villa's lead didn't last long - Sylvan Ebanks-Blake has levelled for Wolves from the penalty spot after a rash challenge from Steve Sidwell.
1424: Finally a goal at Molineux and it's Gabriel Agbonlahor on target to give Aston Villa the lead.
1334: Half-time at Molineux and it's still goalless.
1245: Off and running in the early game in the Barclays Premier League. Aston Villa can go third with a big win at Molineux but Wolves certainly won't make things easy for them.
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