Cheers for following along and thanks to Sarah for kicking us off.

Final update from me is a bit of fitba, Neil Warnock has confirmed he is stepping down from his interim job at Aberdeen. He leaves after a 3-1 win over Kilmarnock in the Scottish Cup quarter-final, just his second win two in eight games.

Not much change at the top of League Two, but Forest Green have a lifeline at the bottom:

Derby have cut Portmouth’s lead at the top of League One:

The Championship looks like this:

Big chance for Arsenal to go top against Brentford, here’s the table ahead of the late game:

Luton will be hoping Brighton can get back to winning ways at home against Nottingham Forest at the Amex tomorrow. Draws won’t be enough for the Hatters but they could end the wekeend having made up ground on the teams above them if results go their way.

Brentford are one of those battling at the wrong end of the table, they travel to the Emirates for the 5.30pm KO. Follow that game with Will Unwin:

Couple of chances in the Premier League, Luton hit the bar at Selhurst Park and Bournemouth spurn a chance to get the winner from Luis Sinisterra.

Paddy Madden has got a late, late winner for Stockport against Newport, crucial with all the League Two promotion chasers winning.

Bolton have equalised at Exeter through Eoin Toal but Derby, one spot behind Wanderers in League One, are now 3-0 up at Bristol Rovers.

Big goal at Millwall where Japhet Tanganga has scored late on to give the home side a 1-0 lead against Birmingham.

Couple more EFL updates, Peterborough are in front at Burton and Luke McNally has put Stoke 2-1 up at Preston.

Luton have been very quiet at Selhurst Park, where Eze has almost scored a wonderful goal but his effort goes just over. Crystal Palace lead 1-0.

Important goal at the bottom of League Two for Forest Green, they’re now 1-0 up against ten-man Walsall with a win pulling Rovers within two points of 22nd placed Colchester.

At Vicarage Road, Coventry are now 2-1 up, with Haji Wright putting the Sky Blues ahead.

QPR have been on a decent run recently but they now trail 0-1 at home against Middlesbrough and Blackburn are down to ten men against Plymouth but still lead 1-0.

Derby have doubled their lead at Bristol Rovers with Bolton losing and Portsmouth all square against Blackpool.

More goals in League One, Derby now lead 1-0 at Bristol Rovers, Peterborough are 1-0 up at Burton and Lincoln lead 2-0 on the road at Barnsley.

Paul Mullin has put Wrexham at Morecambe ahead in their League Two fixture. The visitors now lead 2-1.

Sonny Cox is having a day at St James Park. He got the equaliser for Exeter against Bolton and has scores twice in three minutes to out the Grencians ahead.

A couple of updates from League One and League Two, Exeter have equalised at home against promotion-chasing Bolton and there’s been two goals in two minutes at Mansfield where Swindon equalised before immediately going behind again.

That is my stint on the clockwatch over and Tom Bassam will be taking you through the second half of the three matches. Take it away Tom.

Apologies, I had referred to Sheffield United’s potential win today as a first away win of the season but it isn’t. The club won away to Luton Town in February.

Bournemouth 0-1 Sheffield United: McBurnie had a chance to add another goal for Sheffield United but his header is wide. Deep into injury time.

Crystal Palace 1-0 Luton Town: Mateta is so close to doubling the hosts lead. The goal-scorer found himself in a one-on-one with Kaminski but the keeper does well to save.

Bournemouth 0-1 Sheffield United: Grbic has made another great save, VAR checked to see if the block was legal and it’s been cleared. The keeper making sure Sheffield United hold onto their lead.

Wolves 0-0 Fulham: Of course as soon as I say it isn’t a blockbuster Fulham have a great chance. Adarabioyo has a shot but it’s off the bar, edging closer to breaking the deadlock.

“I’m suggesting Wolves, Bournemouth for home wins, fairly safe bet, and Luton to pull off a plucky point at Palace,” Jeremy Boyce has emailed.

So far none of these predictions are coming true but all could change Jeremy.

Wolves 0-0 Fulham: Well the change I thought would kick life into the game hasn’t done so just yet. Not a blockbuster.

Bournemouth 0-1 Sheffield United: Christie has a shot at goal as Bournemouth look to hit back after conceding but it hits the side netting, a jeer comes from Sheffield fans.

Crystal Palace 1-0 Luton Town: The hosts had a free kick, Eze took it but Mengi heads it away to make sure Palace don’t double their lead. It has been all Palace on the attack so far.

Bournemouth 0-1 Sheffield United: If Sheffield United hold onto this it will be their second away win of the season. The club certainly liked that goal:

Wolves 0-0 Fulham: A great chance for the visitors as Lukic backheels to Iwobi. He threads the ball to Wilson but his shot is just wide. A bit of oomph being added to that game.

Bournemouth 0-0 Sheffield United: Grbic has made a fantastic save from a strong strike by Semeno, aside from the penalty miss that has been the closest either team have come to scoring.

Wolves 0-0 Fulham: The game is yet to get into gear, both teams trying to find their feet and no real chances have come to fruition yet.

Crystal Palace 1-0 Luton Town: Palace’s Ward has a chance but his header is well wide, all the momentum with the hosts at the moment.

Crystal Palace 1-0 Luton Town: I have been tracking down information on Barkley, it seems he has re-entered play and is okay to continue after the hit to the face.

Wolves 0-0 Fulham: Wolves have been forced into an early change with Bellegarde picking up a knock. Doyle is on.

Crystal Palace 1-0 Luton Town: The goal came from a Luton error. Doughty’s back pass was picked up by Munoz, who passes to Mateta to score.

Bournemouth 0-0 Sheffield United: Solanke has been fouled in the box and Bournemouth have been awarded a penalty. It will be checked by VAR.

Bournemouth 0-0 Sheffield United: There are some heated scenes in the match as some fouls by Sheffield players have not been met with yellow cards. Jeers coming from the crowd.

Crystal Palace 0-0 Luton Town: Ross Barkley has been down for a while receiving medical treatment after heading another player accidentally. He has gone to the side of the pitch after having blood cleared from his face.

Bournemouth 0-0 Sheffield United: Solanke has a chance for Bournemouth but it’s cleared well.

8 min: Sheffield United will keen to repair their defensive form after losing 6-0 to Arsenal last time out in the league. So far so good but will Bournemouth find their way through? They have been awarded an early free kick but nothing comes of it.

There’s been no early drama in any of the 3pm kick-offs, all are standing a 0-0. Who will score first?

The chaoticness of the 3pm kick-offs is descending, just a few minutes until we are underway across the three matches.

“Maybe if all the pundits start saying that Everton have to sign a striker like they did with Arsenal during the last window, they’ll suddenly start scoring five or six goals every match,” Phil Grey has emailed. “What do you think?”

That would be quite the turnaround! But you never know, maybe they should give it a shot.

Manchester United are closing in on a Champions League spot, the win over Everton means they are now eight points outside of the top four spot:

In the women’s game, Leicester City have made the Women’s FA Cup semi-finals for the first time after beating Liverpool 2-0.

A good read before the top of the table clash between Manchester City and Liverpool:

I would love to hear from you, on your predictions of the action this afternoon but also what snacks you are digging into as you watch. You can email me or contact me on X – @rendellx.

Manchester United are beating Everton 2-0 after Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford scored penalties.

You can catch the end of the game and all the reaction here:

Wolves v Fulham team news

Wolves have made three change to their squad, including the introduction of Fraser

Wolves: Sa, Semedo, S Bueno, Kilman, Ait-Nouri, M Lemina, Gomes, Sarabia, Bellegarde, Neto, Fraser

Fulham have an unchanged side after beating Brighton.

Fulham: Leno, Castagne, Tosin, Bassey, Robinson, Reed, Lukic, Wilson, Andreas, Iwobi, Muniz

Bournemouth v Sheffield United team news

Bournemouth make one change to the team who beat Burnley last weekend. Mepham comes in with Senesi out.

Bournemouth: Neto, Kerkez, Cook, Mepham, Solanke, Christie, Smith, Tavernier, Kluivert, Semenyo, Zabarnyi

Sheffield United make four changes to the team who lost to Arsenal, including Arblaster who makes his first start in the Premier League

Sheffield United: Grbic, Baldock, Trusty, Hamer, McBurnie, Brereton Diaz, Robinson, Bogle, Davies, Osborn, Arblaster.

Crystal Palace v Luton Town team news

Crystal Palace name an unchanged starting side to the one who lost to Spurs last weekend.

Palace: Johnstone, Muñoz, Ward, Andersen, Richards, Mitchell, Wharton, Lerma, Ayew, Mateta, Eze.

Luton Town, meanwhile, have made two changes to their starting team from their squad who lost last weekend. Bell and Townsend drop out with Osho and Ogbene come in

Luton: Kaminski, Kabore, Burke, Osho, Mengi, Doughty, Barkley, Clark, Chong, Ogbene, Morris