Rock-bottom Burnley, one of two teams without a win, head to 21st-placed Bolton
League leaders Swansea City head to St Mary's to face Southampton
Sixth-placed Charlton Athletic take on third-placed QPR at The Valley
Due to EFL Cup commitments, the Championship midweek schedule is lighter than usual, with nine games scheduled across three days.
Lincoln, Middlesbrough and Millwall are all in action in the cup, so there are now six games pencilled in on Tuesday, with a further three to come on Wednesday evening.
Blackburn vs Sheff Utd - Tuesday September 8 (7.45pm)
Only one place and one point separate these two sides in the Championship table and Sheff Utd look good value for an away win.
Chris Wilder's team have only lost once this season in seven matches and they should have too much firepower for a Blackburn team that have lost three in four.
Score prediction: Blackburn 1-2 Sheffield United (13/2 with Livescore Bet)
Cardiff vs Stoke - Tuesday September 8 (7.45pm)
Two teams who have endured mixed fortunes meet in Wales in what should be a high-scoring affair.
Cardiff started the season unbeaten in three, but are now winless in six matches. Stoke went four games without a win in August, but back-to-back victories have restored confidence and they should be competitive.
Score prediction: Cardiff 1-2 Stoke City (7/1 with Livescore Bet)
Southampton vs Swansea - Tuesday September 8 (7.45pm)
Southampton have won only two of their first five games, but they have netted 11 times and will be tough to stop at home.
Swansea have conceded once so far this season and should be able to leave the south coast with a share of the spoils.
Score prediction: Southampton 1-1 Swansea (19/4 with Livescore Bet)
Watford vs Preston - Tuesday September 8 (7.45pm)
Watford are winless in five in all competitions and while Preston beat Blackburn 2-1 last weekend, they had lost five in a row before that.
The Hornets are unbeaten at home in the Championship and should lean on that form.
Score prediction: Watford 1-0 Preston (11/2 with Livescore Bet)
Wrexham vs Burnley - Tuesday September 8 (7.45pm)
Wrexham and Burnley will have been frustrated by their respective starts and these two teams could cancel each other out in North Wales.
The hosts have looked incapable of killing teams off, while Burnley have started poorly, even if the fixture list has not been kind to them.
Score prediction: Wrexham 1-1 Burnley (5/1 with Livescore Bet)
Bolton vs West Ham - Tuesday September 8 (8pm)
West Ham look to have found their groove and their free-flowing forward line should be able to punish a Bolton side that has conceded seven goals in two Championship games.
Score prediction: Bolton 0-2 West Ham (13/2 with Livescore Bet)
Derby vs West Brom - Wednesday September 9 (7.45pm)
West Brom have conceded eight goals in four away games, but they should still be able to wrestle past a Derby team that has not won at home since April.
Score prediction: Derby 1-2 West Brom (13/2 with Livescore Bet)
Norwich vs Birmingham - Wednesday September 9 (7.45pm)
Birmingham have had one day fewer to prepare for this fixture against a Norwich side that has won three in four in all competitions.
The Blues will go down fighting as they are unbeaten in five Championship matches, but they should fatigue in the second half.
Score prediction: Norwich 2-1 Birmingham (6/1 with Livescore Bet)
Charlton vs QPR - Wednesday September 9 (8pm)
Both Charlton and QPR have made impressive starts to the new season and should cancel each other out in the capital.
The Addicks have won two in a row at home this season, while QPR have a perfect away record.
Score prediction: Charlton 1-1 QPR (22/5 with Livescore Bet)
