Wigan made a change at the break - but it hasn't had the desired effect yet. Middlesbrough still running the show, with Latics keeper Ali Al Habsi haring out of his goal to pinch the ball off the toes of Boro winger Albert Adomah.

Striker Matt Derbyshire taps home from close range after Darren Randolph saves Lee Frecklington's strike.

Only Harry Kane (29) has scored more goals in all competitions in England's top four tiers this season than Benik Afobe (28).

A huge goal at the City Ground as Wolves move into the play-off places, knocking Derby down into seventh and what a stunner it is. Striker Benik Afobe picks the ball up just inside Forest's half, his pace takes him past three defenders before slotting the ball into the corner from the edge of the penalty area. A 28th goal of the season for the former Arsenal man.

All the players are back out, feeling rehydrated and with plenty of tactical wisdom fresh in their minds. Back under way in the six Championship matches.

Jacqui Oatley
BBC Radio 5 live at Craven Cottage

"Frustrating for Fulham to be 1-0 down to Brentford after playing some decent stuff, but absolutely non-existent defending has cost them."

Portsmouth fans might have a happy 350-mile trip home after all! After conceding after just two minutes at Carlisle, Pompey have turned this match around to lead 2-1 at the interval.

Leaders Burton tighten their grip on the top with Kevin Stewart putting them ahead at Plymouth, while second-placed Shrewsbury have a two-goal lead against Dagenham but Wycombe, in third, are losing at Oxford.

At the other end, Cheltenham are goalless at York but Tranmere are making a good fist of their survival bid, turning around an early deficit to lead Stevenage 2-1 at the break.

Leaders Bristol City are being held by Oldham at a goalless Boundary Park, but Preston, in second, are ahead 1-0 at home to Rochdale. However, City would still be eight points clear if these scores stayed the same.

Table-propping Yeovil are 1-0 up against Chesterfield, the only side from those in the play-off positions in action today.

The big movers in the Championship so far today are Middlesbrough, who sit top, and Brentford, who move into the play-off places. Second-placed Bournemouth travel to play-off hopefuls Ipswich later before third-placed Watford travel to sixth-placed Derby. Stay here for updates of all the action.

Easter is a time for giving - but the Championship is not giving us any goals. Well, not many anyway. Good Friday has hardly been a goalfest, with nets across the second bulging just four times. Middlesbrough are the big winners so far...

Former Middlesbrough defender Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at the Riverside Stadium

"Malky Mackay will have some serious words for his side at the break. Wigan just need to show some spirit, and if they do they'll have a chance of getting back into it. The longer it stays 1-0, the more Boro will drop back to try and protect their lead.

"The home side have been allowed to control the game, and have even got away with a few mistakes, because Wigan have been lacking that little bit of fire."

Rotherham continue to look over their shoulders as things get worse for them at St Andrews'. David Cotterill's 20-yard free-kick can only be parried in the air by goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez and Clayton Donaldson is on hand to head home.

Middlesbrough need a second goal to kill off Wigan - and they almost create a presentable chance before the break. Full-back George Friend rampages down the left flank, collecting a neat pass from Patrick Bamford to charge into the Wigan box, but his cut-back cannot reach team-mate Jelle Vossen. Wigan scramble clear for a corner.

Another home chance goes begging for the home side as Michael Turner meets a Danny Guthrie free-kick but heads over, moments after Cauley Woodrow's low 25-yard drive tested David Button in the Brentford goal.