Norwich v Blackburn, Celta Vigo v Real Madrid and more: clockwatch – live!

Sam Gallagher heads in at the back post to peg back the league leaders. It had been coming for Blackburn.

Jordan Rhodes scoring twice for Sheffield Wednesday is described by a Dan Brewin as “a miracle”.

Goals in the Championship, where Stoke lead Wayne Rooney’s Derby County 1-0 through a goal from Jacob Brown. Richard Wood’s goal has made it 2-0 to Rotherham at Bristol City. There could be a relegation battle after all.

Bad news for Sunderland, as Lincoln equalise. The double pepperoni celebration from last week must be weighing heavy.

At Watford, there’s a plane flypast going. “Dong must go,” it says. That’s a reference to Birmingham’s owners who are very unpopular in Small Heath.

Werder 1-2 Wolfsburg
Köln 2-2 Dortmund
Bayern 4-0 Stuttgart
Eintracht Frankfurt 5-2 Union Berlin

Queen’s Park are now 3-0 up on Stranraer, who are down to ten men. Seeing off Hampden in style.

Dortmund equalise against Köln, and their goal to make it 2-2 was scored by Erling Haaland. Who else? It’s a tap in from yards out though it might have come off the Köln defender.

Reading, another of the Championship promotion chasers, have equalised at QPR, through Yakou Méïté.

Sheffield Wednesday now 2-0 up on Barnsley, and with Rotherham leading Bristol City, Birmingham might be looking back over their shoulders. Big job for Lee Bowyer at Blues. Big job.

A corner comes across and Chalobah nods in from the far post. Watford really stepping up after Brentford’s slip.

Pukki has a shot saved and then McLean plays a one-two, and scores. Norwich had been poor in the first half, but that was much better from them.

In Germany, Köln are beating Dortmund 2-1, and if they lose that they look set to lose ground on Eintracht Frankfurt, who are beating Union Berlin 4-2, and Wolfsburg, who are winning 2-1 at Werder Bremen. The race for the top four is hotting up as Dortmund go cold.

Just when Real looked so dominant, they conceded a goal, and they go in at half-time leading only 2-1.

Tributes pouring in to Lewa:

Charles Antaki: “Lewandoswski is quite the phenomenon – scoring gazillions while looking like a 62 yr old (albeit a 62 yr old PT instructor in some tough army regiment). Is what he takes available over the counter?

Carl Whinder: “Just watched Lewandowski get his hat-trick. Now I’m no Bayern fan but this is ridiculous. Since going down to 10 men they have absolutely smashed Stuttgart. Some of their play has been sublime.”

Scotland update from Simon McMahon: “Goalless at Tannadice between Dundee United and Aberdeen at half time, John. Kilmarnock and Motherwell swapped early goals and Livingston and Hibs are also level at 1-1. St Mirren lead Hamilton by the only goal. Queens Park are saying farewell to Hampden in style as they lead Stranraer 2-0.”

League Two results

Barrow 2-1 Crawley Town
Bolton 0-1 Walsall
Bradford 0-0 Oldham
Cambridge Utd 1-0 Forest Green
Cheltenham 2-0 Salford City
Colchester 0-1 Port Vale
Harrogate Town 0-1 Morecambe
Mansfield 1-0 Grimsby
Newport County 0-1 Leyton Orient (Result)
Scunthorpe 0-0 Southend
Stevenage 3-1 Carlisle (Result)
Tranmere 1-1 Exeter

Half-time scores in League One

AFC Wimbledon 1-2 Charlton
Accrington Stanley 2-1 Wigan
Burton Albion 0-1 Milton Keynes Dons
Fleetwood Town 0-1 Swindon
Gillingham 2-2 Doncaster
Northampton 0-0 Crewe
Oxford Utd 0-2 Blackpool
Plymouth 2-0 Bristol Rovers
Portsmouth 2-1 Ipswich (Result)
Rochdale 0-2 Peterborough
Shrewsbury 0-0 Hull
Sunderland 1-0 Lincoln City

Half-time scores in the Championship

Barnsley 0-1 Sheff Wed
Brentford 1-1 Nottm Forest (Result)
Bristol City 0-1 Rotherham
Coventry 0-0 Wycombe
Huddersfield v. AFC Bournemouth ( Postponed )
Millwall 1-0 Middlesbrough
Norwich 0-0 Blackburn
Preston North End 0-0 Luton
Reading 0-1 QPR
Stoke 0-0 Derby
Swansea v. Cardiff (KO 5.30)
Watford 1-0 Birmingham

And another goal from Benzema. The gauntlet is thrown down to Atléti and Barca. Real utterly dominant at Vigo, where the home team have only just had their first shot.

Last week’s other Papa John’s heroes, Salford City, are 2-0 down at Cheltenham. Insert own pizza gag here.

Sunderland, Papa John’s heroes of last weekend (or one of them), are 1-0 up on Lincoln City, after a goal from Callum McFadzean.

A lifeline for Sheffield Wednesday in their almost certainly doomed battle against relegation from the Championship. They lead 1-0 at Barnsley with Jordan Rhodes the goalscorer.

Who else but Benzema, who is in such rich form at the moment?

Queen’s Park now 2-0 up on Stranraer on this historic day for them.

Oh, and here’s a goal in the Championship, and it’s Millwall 1-0 Middlesbrough after an own-goal from Grant Hall.

Charlton, under the new management of Nigel Adkins, are 2-1 up at AFC Wimbledon. Lee who?

Just that Watford goal so far in the Championship from the 3pm kick-offs. Queen’s Park, by the way, on that last game ever at Hampden, are 1-0 up on Stranraer.

Here’s our roundup of the Championship action so far.

Simon McMahon reports in from north of the border, for which we are most thankful.

“Afternoon John. Only one show in town in Scotland this weekend, and that’s at Tannadice where Dundee United meet Aberdeen. A place in the top six is no longer a realistic option for Micky Mellon’s men, but a win today would almost certainly secure their place in the top flight next season. So all to play for. Elsewhere, rock bottom Kilmarnock face Motherwell, Hamilton welcome St Mirren and it’s Livingston v Hibs and St Johnstone v Ross County. In the Scottish Championship leaders Hearts visit Arbroath and it’s Ayr v Raith, Dunfermline v Inverness and Morton v Queen of the South. Scottish Leagues One and Two resume today after a pause, and so Queens Park, ten times Scottish Cup winners and twice FA Cup finalists, play their last home league game at Hampden after 118 years at the home of Scottish football.”

Queens Park play Stranraer today. Thanks, Simon. Keep it coming.

News from the Bundesliga, where Erling Haaland has already scored for Borussia Dortmund against Köln, and it was beauty too, straight through the keeper’s legs.

A sad day for football, with the death of Leeds legend Peter Lorimer announced today.