BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at the Goldsands Stadium: "And just like that, Bournemouth draw level in first-half stoppage time as a slide-rule pass from strike partner Yann Kermorgant plays in top scorer Callum Wilson, who is coolness personified on the sun-drenched south coast as he slots the ball past Darren Randolph to silence Birmingham's noisy visiting contingent. Game on."

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On the stroke of half-time, Bournemouth are level as Callum Wilson steps past keeper Darren Randolph to tap home.

An eighth corner of the game for Norwich results in a second goal for them. Graham Dorrans takes the corner and it falls for Bradley Johnson, who volleys in.

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BBC Radio 5 live's Hamish Marshall: "Bolton saved their best chance until a minute before the break. Eidur Gudjohnsen teed up Craig Davies inside the box but he shot feebly wide. Really should have done better."

Former Wigan and Derby winger Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live

"Derby probably created the best opportunity of the first half with Thomas Ince down the right but Wigan have totally dominated. One positive for Derby is that they haven't conceded."

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at the Goldsands Stadium: "Bournemouth have a lifeline - with the goal credited to defender Steve Cook, minutes after he nearly gifted Birmingham a third with a mistake at the back. Matt Ritchie fired in a corner, captain Tommy Elphick went up for a header which was blocked, and in a ruck of players, Cook was credited with the final touch.

"Birmingham had looked happy with 2-0 - with Paul Caddis and David Cotterill taking an age to retrieve the ball from a ball-boy for a throw-in with nearly an hour still to play - but home spirits have been lifted after a below-par first half from Eddie Howe's men."

Matthew Fowell: If the scores stay as they are, this is a perfect opportunity for Wolves to gatecrash the top six.

Jimmy Daintith: Norwich should win title, four of the last five games are against teams in bottom half of the league, Middlesborough only team not.

Stuart Gilbey: Worrying times for Carlisle - 1-0 down at Accrington. Where's Jimmy Glass?

And the first thing Tyler Walker does is miss a sitter, Michail Antonio does all the hard work and squares it to Walker who turns wide with the goal gaping from six yards.

Des Walker's son, Tyler, comes on for his fourth Championship substitute appearance. The 18-year-old Nottingham Forest forward replaces the injured Chuba Akpom.

Opta:, external Bradley Johnson has scored 12 league goals this season, more than his previous four league campaigns combined (11).

The gamble of bringing back Alex Revell hasn't worked for Cardiff, he has gone off after 38 minutes to be replaced by Joe Mason.

The Canaries aren't settling on their advantage as they continue to press and Graham Dorrans has a shot which Sheffield Wednesday keeper Keiren Westwood beats away.

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Promotion chasers Bournemouth are right back in this with the scrappiest goal you'll see, Steve Cook turning in a corner eventually after a host of players failed to convert or clear it.

Daily Mirror's Darren Lewis: Birmingham fans at Bournemouth: "I want to stay here, I want to stay here. Bournemouth is lovely, I want to stay here."

The push for the play-off places is positively pulsating. Fleetwood look set to move up to seventh - they're already 3-0 up against Yeovil. Jamie Proctor has added a goal to David Ball's brace.

Chesterfield are hanging on to the last top-six berth. Tendayi Darikwa has given the Spireites the lead against Crewe.

At the other end, a Lloyd James penalty gave Leyton Orient the lead over Gillingham but the visitors have equalised via Jermaine McGlashan.

Crawley are 2-0 up against Oldham thanks to Richard Wood's goal.

Former Wigan and Derby winger Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live

"Brilliant by Kim Bo-kyung who is instrumental in every Wigan attack. James McClean makes up 30 yards but Lee Grant makes a fantastic save. Derby are struggling. The longer this half is going Wigan are growing is stature. They need to make the most of these chances."

The only thing missing to Wigan's play is a goal. The home side again go close but Derby County keeper Lee Grant produces a great save to tip a James McClean header over.

It's all Brentford and Nottingham Forest keeper Karl Darlow has to make another save. Moses Odubajo goes forward and feeds Andre Gray but Darlow saves his effort at the near post.

Within 60 seconds it's another chance as Jake Bidwell fires wide from 30 yards out.

Norwich finally get the breakthrough their dominance has deserved. A looping ball into the Sheffield Wednesday box is headed in off the far post by Canaries midfielder Bradley Johnson with the Owls defence stood watching.

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There's nothing like a fierce tackle to get the crowd behind you and Wigan defender Jason Pearce produces just that on Johnny Russell to raise the volume from the Latics faithful.