Shea Charles sees a low shot bounce just wide and as the Owls continue to knock on the door.

We're deep, deep into stoppage time.

Harry Leonard came off the bench to rescue a dramatic point for Blackburn against a Sunderland.

The Black Cats had appeared to be on their way to victory at that stage, after two goals in four minutes edged them ahead early in the second half.

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There are boos from Plymouth supporters as Wayne Rooney's Pilgrims are are thrashed by Frank Lampard's Coventry City.

They stay bottom of the table.

Watford win it late on at Vicarage Road thanks to Rocco Vata's 95th-minute strike!

Portsmouth took the lead through Zak Swanson's excellent early volley and were looking fairly comfortable until a controversial penalty was awarded for the hosts.

Kwadwo Baah went down under a challenge from Freddie Potts, which looked to be pretty clearly outside the box.

But the ref pointed to the spot after a chat with the assistant and Edo Kayembe made no mistake, smashing into the top corner from 12 yards, before Vata stole all three points for Tom Cleverley's side.

The Hornets preserve their unbeaten home record this season and Pompey will feel hard done by.

Scott Twine's goal early in the second half is enough to earn Bristol City a narrow win against Luton Town.

It ends a four-game winless run for the Robins.

If Blackburn keep hold of a point today, they will have goalkeeper Aynsley Pears to thank for it.

He races off his line to nick the ball from Sunderland's Eliezer Mayend when he was through one-on-one.

Gary Rowett bags a win in his first match in charge for Oxford.

That's a first win in eight for the U's but Cardiff are now winless in nine.

The damage was done in the first half and Swansea cruise to victory.

Liam Cullen's double and a Goncalo Franco strike inside the first 33 minutes saw off QPR, who fall to their first defeat in eight games.

Swansea end a run of two straight defeats to bounce back.

Norwich hold off Millwall's second-half fightback to secure a first win in five matches.

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Brad Potts slotted the only goal as Preston got back to winning ways, just their second victory in 13 games, to keep Hull City and their fellow strugglers at arm's length at the foot of the table.

If Regan Slater had popped into an unguarded net after just six minutes things might have been much different for Ruben Selles and Hull, but as it is, they remain firmly in trouble.

Barry Bannan sends a curling stoppage-time strike just wide of the far post for Wednesday!

Is there still time for a winner?

Plymouth's bad day has only got worse as they end the day a man down.

Callum Wright is shown a straight red card for a late and reckless sliding tackle on Joel Latibeaudiere.

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The leaders are toppled.

Burnley close the gap at the top after scoring the first goals by an away side at Bramall Lane since August.

Josh Brownhill's ninth of the season, and Zian Flemming's deflected thunderbolt secure the points they probably deserved. They certainly executed their game plan to absolute perfection.

Plenty for Chris Wilder to ponder, but Scott Parker can surely afford himself a rare smile after a statement win like that...

They next meet in April, three games from the end of the season... who knows what might be at stake that day.

Emmanuel Latte Lath to the rescue for Boro as he gets back to make a fine covering tackle to deny Djeidi Gassama on the break.

Into the last minute of normal time.

Nasty one for United defender Harry Souttar who is helped from the field after seeming to catch his studs in the turf as he slid in to hook the ball away after a heavy touch under pressure in midfield.

The Blades will finish the game with 10, having already made all their subs.

Jaidon Anthony almost makes them pay, driving in from the right and beating his marker before seeing a snap-shot turned behind by Michael Cooper.

Connor Roberts slashed a volley over from the resultant corner too. Burnley have this in the bag as we head into stoppage time.

Millwall stopper Lukas Jensen keeps his side in the game as he claws out Onel Hernandez's header.

They may have 10 men, but you wouldn't be surprised if Boro got a winner in this crazy game.

Emmanuel Latte Lath tees up Isaiah Jones who aims a long-range shot towards the bottom left corner.

But Owls keeper James Beadlemakes the save.

Anthony Wareing
BBC Radio Devon commentator

As it stands Argyle would stay level on 18 points with Cardiff.

Argyle would therefore be three points adrift with a -27 goal difference, which is a lot worse than those around them - that is effectively another point.

That Oxford game coming up is going to be massive.