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Derby v Cardiff Lincoln v Portsmouth (12.30) Millwall v Norwich (12.30) Preston v Wolves QPR v Bolton
Southampton v Stoke Swansea v Sheff U West Ham v Charlton Wrexham v Watford Sky Bet League One AFC W’don v Reading Bromley v Cambridge Doncaster v Barnsley (12.30) Leicester v Burton
Luton v Notts Co (12.30) MK Dons v Huddersfield Peterborough v Mansfield Stevenage v Oxford Stockport v Blackpool Wigan v Leyton Orient Wycombe v Plymouth Sky Bet League Two Bristol R v Newport (12.30) Colchester v Oldham Crewe v Northampton Exeter v Accrington Fleetwood v Gillingham Port Vale v T...

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