Are Oxford United just about safe now?

Either way, it was a massive win for them at Sheffield Wednesday.

Stoke might also just about be out of relegation danger after their late win at Cardiff.

Plymouth picked up a vital three points against Sheffield United at lunchtime, but Luton remain in real trouble after losing at home to Blackburn.

Stoke City win a crucial relegation six-pointer.

Will Fish's own goal five minutes from time after Ashley Phillips got on the end of a long throw into the box (where have we heard that before with the Potters?) is the difference.

That's now four games unbeaten for Mark Robins' side (W2 D2) who move five points clear of the drop, while Cardiff are without a win in four and remain 22nd, one point behind Derby.

Just two minutes of the six added remaining for Cardiff to salvage a point. What a win this will be for Mark Robins and his side if they can see it out.

Cardiff are trailing but it's Stoke who are looking the more likely to grab the next goal.

Sam Gallagher nods a ball into the path of Lewis Koumas who has a crack from the edge of the box but Bluebirds keeper Ethan Horvath is equal to it.

Eric Junior Bocat has a go from about 30 yards for Stoke but it flies wide.

We're into six added minutes. Can the Potters see out a big win and inflict more misery on relegation rivals Cardiff?

Eric Steele
Former Derby and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC Radio Derby

That was some afternoon, we'll have to settle for a point.

They'll be disappointed to concede from a free-kick that travelled 45 yards. We did have chances, we created chances, but there was just a lack of discipline at times. In the end I think a draw was a fair result.

The boys will be disappointed, but it will be about rest and recovery now.

Was this the defining afternoon in the Championship promotion race?

Leeds' win over Preston coupled with Sheffield United's shock loss at Plymouth means the Whites and Burnley have a five-point cushion and far superior goal difference over the Blades with only four games to go.

Not over, but it will take a big turnaround from Sheffield United and a collapse from one of the others to stop it being Leeds and Burnley in the Premier League next season.

Sunderland lost at home to Swansea but they are now guaranteed to finish at least fourth and have a home second leg in the play-offs.

Bristol City picked up a useful point at QPR to stay fifth and edge closer to a top six finish while Coventry remain two points clear in sixth despite not playing.

West Brom beat Watford to get back to winning ways, while Millwall's narrow success over Middlesbrough means they are right in the thick of the play-off battle.

Blackburn finally won under Valerien Ismael, away at Luton, but their top-six hopes are probably over.

A massive chance for Cardiff to take the lead as Rubin Colwill sends in a cross for Isaak Davies, but he puts it over the bar at the far post.

A huge blow for Luton's survival hopes as Blackburn end their eight-game winless streak and Valerien Ismael secures his first victory as Rovers boss.

Yuki Ohashi put the visitors ahead before Blackburn had Kristi Montgomery sent off for a second yellow.

But Rovers held on for all three points. The Hatters had 18 shots but only managed three on target and couldn't find that all-important goal.

Guy Whittingham
Former Portsmouth manager on BBC Radio Solent

Don't lose, that was the most important thing today.

What a game. Atkinson, blimey! He pops up with a goal, scores an own goal, then gets another goal, that's why we love the game so much.

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A pulsating encounter between two sides battling relegation comes to an end!

What was a tightly-contested match burst to life in five minutes of madness when Jerry Yates put Derby ahead, before Rob Atkinson equalised for Pompey and then restored the Rams' lead when he turned through his own net.

But Atkinson's day of action was not done there and he popped up with a stoppage time leveller for Portsmouth.

Remarkable game.

Was that the last chance for Luton?! Millenic Alli sends in a cross from the left and it cannons out off the crossbar!

The points are shared between QPR and Bristol City after those first half goals.

The Hoops are a bit closer towards safety and the Robins now have a four-point cushion in the battle for the play-offs.

Probably a useful result for both.

Blackburn almost snatch a late goal to seal it as Sondre Tronstad plays in Tyrhys Dolan but his effort is well saved by Luton keeper Thomas Kaminski.

That was the final opportunity of the match and it's a big three points for the Baggies!

Goals either side of half-time from Karlan Grant and Mikey Johnston put the hosts into a comfortable two-goal advantage.

Watford captain Moussa Sissoko's 76th minute strike meant it was a nervy last 15 minutes for the home fans but Albion clung on to the win to move one place up to seventh, just two points below Coventry and the play-off positions.

Oh, was that the chance for the visitors to snatch a point?!

The ball breaks to Edo Kayembe, who hit the post in the first-half from range, but his left-footed strike this time goes narrowly wide of the Albion goal and the home fans breath a sigh of relief.

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Millwall win the battle of the play-off contenders thanks to Camiel Neghli's first goal for the club.

A third win in a row and an 11th 1-0 victory of their Championship campaign. They are right in the thick of the play-off race now.

A second defeat in a row for Middlesbrough as their soft centre rears its head again.

Into the final 15 minutes and Stoke launch a counter-attack but Million Manhoef's attempted pass to send through Lewis Koumas is intercepted with a last-ditch challenge by Will Fish.

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Ben Cabango's goal secures all three points for Swansea and three wins in a row for the first time all season.

Sunderland were worried about losing momentum and that premonition has played out as they lose for only the second time at the Stadium of Light.