A consolation for Forest as Dexter Blackstock capitalises on a defensive error to convert from inside the penalty area. It is not enough though.

Huge cheers around the Riverside as the referee toots his final whistle - Middlesbrough go top thanks to Patrick Bamford's first-half winner. But Aitor Karanka's men may only be there for a few hours, depending on how Bournemouth and Watford fair later on. Wigan are deep in relegation bother.

Jota's fierce strike into the top of the net completes a miserable evening for Fulham, who are seven points clear of the drop zone and should just about be safe. Brentford are sitting in sixth ahead of this evening's matches.

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"This is desperation stakes from Wigan now - they might as well just throw the ball in to the box."

Make that four points from safety! Millwall edge closer to the safe zone as on-loan Southampton centre-back Jos Hooiveld flicks in, with the predatory instinct of Neil Harris, from inside the six-yard box. The Lions goes wild.

Fulham have been sentenced to another home defeat - by Judge. That's Alan Judge of course. The Irish midfielder curls in a sublime 25-yard free-kick to almost certainly give Brentford the honours in this west London derby.

Norwich still looking comfortable as we enter the last five minutes. A Brighton goal would see them drop from third to fourth though. Still time.

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Wolves are 2-0 up at Nottingham Forest, their first goal coming courtesy of Benik Afobe's 28th of the season.

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Millwall aren't flirting with relegation - they are having full-on, passionate affair with it. However, the Lions give themselves hope of breaking away from the drop-zone (a slim one admittedly) by equalising in the South London derby. Magaye Gueye smashes in a leveller from a tight angle, putting Millwall a point closer to a dramatic escape.

Oh dear! Wigan winger James McClean, eyes fixed on the ball, stood in acres of space at the far post, and lines up a crisp volley. In his mind he sees the net bulge. In reality, he barely makes contact with the ball, slicing it horribly towards the corner flag for a goal kick. Third-bottom Wigan must take those chances if they want to drag themselves away from that downmarket place that is Relegation City.

Matt Derbyshire goes close to his second of the game and an equaliser for Rotherham. His header from Jack Hunt's far-post cross trickles across the face of Darren Randolph's goal to safety. As it stands, Rotherham remain five points ahead of Wigan - who are also losing.

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Relegation-threatened Tranmere were ahead at Stevenage - but Charlie Lee has equalised, and if it stays at 2-2 then Rovers will still be in the bottom two. Below them lie Chesterfield, who are still 0-0 at York.

Norwich City are pushing for a second as Alexander Tettey's goal-bound shot is deflected away. The Canaries know this game isn't won yet.

Things are still ridiculously tight in the Championship. Entering the last 15 minutes around the country.

Wycombe's hopes of going second look to be heading west, Oxford now lead them 3-1 thanks to Kemar Roofe's second goal of the afternoon. In a mid-table clash, AFC Wimbledon scored twice in quick succession just before the hour to lead Northampton, but the Cobblers have pulled it back to 2-1.

Runaway leaders Bristol City take the lead at Oldham through Aaron Wilbraham, but the hosts peg them back almost immediately thanks to Carl Winchester.

Chesterfield, chasing a play-off spot, have turned it around at Yeovil, where the struggling home side did lead 2-0 but the Spirerites have rattled in three in 10 minutes to lead 3-2. Colchester, one place ahead of Yeovil in the table, have taken the lead at Port Vale through George Moncur.

Fulham are knocking on the door and Alex Kacaniklic looks the likeliest to get the equaliser. The Swede hits a 25-yard free-kick just over, before a last-ditch tackle stops him running in on goal to meet Danny Guthrie's through ball.