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Burnley's club-record run without a home league win stretches to 17 games but it might have been worse.

Aidan Morris struck his first Middlesbrough goal on his 86th appearance and then hit a post with another effort from distance as the home side looked well off the pace in the first period.

Ugo Raghouber's fine shot from 25 yards drew Burnley level after the interval but they have work to do if they are to challenge for an immediate return to the Premier League.

Middlesbrough will probably be satisfied with a point.

A caution for Burnley's goalscorer Ugo Raghouber as he is late with a challenge.

We will have at least an extra three minutes at Turf Moor to see if we can find a winner.

David Strelec, with a note in his hand, comes on for Middlesbrough.

Will Lankshear heads off.

Wonder what the note says?

No milk tomorrow? Remember to get bread on the way home?

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

It hasn't quite been the same as the first half.

Burnley had to change things and they did. 'Boro will be so disappointed with the way it's gone.

Another Burnley change.

Mike Tresor comes on for Dastan Satpaev who has been excellent tonight.

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Full-time in the four 19:45 BST kick-offs in League One.

Amani Richards' late header gave Barnsley a 2-1 win over Blackpool, while Burton fought back from a goal down to beat AFC Wimbledon 4-1.

Callum Marshall's stunner helped Luton to a 2-0 victory against Stockport and Wigan claimed their first points of the season with a 3-1 win over MK Dons.

Reading have just gone 5-0 up against Mansfield through Jacob Brown's tap in.

Ooh, so close for Burnley.

Dastan Satpaev bursts forward and picks out Aaron Ramsey whose shot is about three inches wide of the post.

This game is there for winning for either side.

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Millwall's perfect start to the season is a distant memory after back-to-back drubbings, though the expected boos don't appear, maybe because so many had left.

Wrexham have their first win of the campaign and pull away from the drop-zone after a clinical performance.

Zak Sturge deflected Jacques Ekomie's low shot into his own net to put the visitors ahead before the break before Kieffer Moore picked his spot from 20 yards to double the lead shortly after it, and Ekomie got a goal of his own to clinch it.

A bad night for Millwall was made worse as both Casper De Norre and Josh Coburn went off with injury. Big blow for Alex Neil.

Middlesbrough have spent so much time in this second period either defending or just without the ball.

Neto Borges finally gets forward and has a shot blocked.

Burnley replace Jacob Bruun Larsen with Armando Broja.

We have 13 minutes remaining at Turf Moor.

Well the second half was miles better than the first, but it still ends honours even.

Callum Styles lashed a venomous half-volley home from a corner just before the hour but it took Charlton just 10 minutes to find an equaliser when Tyreece Campbell lashed home from a knock-down after a fine break.

It's a sixth draw in eight matches between these sides but it keeps the Addicks unbeaten and the Baggies among the early pace-setters too.

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Rumarn Burrell's double proves decisive but QPR who almost made hard work of the three points.

The home side created numerous opportunities as they opened up Cardiff with some incisive attacking football.

Perry Ng dragged the visitors back into it but they will need to tighten up considerably if they are to survive in the Championship.

Back-to-back wins for QPR while the visitors' unbeaten start is ended.

Into FIVE minutes of added time at The Den.

The Fat Lady is warming up, and so are the boo-boys, I suspect.

Middlesbrough replace Alfie Jones with Ashley Phillips.

Aaron Ramsey replaces Zeki Amdouni for Burnley.

Middlesbrough's Alfie Jones is cautioned for a foul.

THREE added minutes for one of these sides to find a winner.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record scorer on BBC Radio WM

The ball wasn't quite right, but it was a good break from Albion.

They're still playing with intent.

Sonny Carey is on for Conor Coventry for the visitors while Felix Horn-Myhre has been replaced by Barney Stewart for the final stages.

We will have an additional four minutes in this one.