BBC Sport's Kalika Mehta at Vicarage Road: "Having dominated the early passages of play Watford take the lead to chants of 'We're Watford FC, we're top the league."

"The players embrace but boss Slavisa Jokanovic remains unmoved as he prowls the touchline.

"He told BBC Three Counties Radio early this week that his face remains the same but he is happy inside."

Former Derby midfielder Craig Ramage
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at the iPro Stadium

"It's not about what Wolves and Brentford do today for Derby - it's only about what they do here in this match. I fancy both of of them to win, so Derby know they need a draw or win to get in the top six. And once you make the play-offs who knows what could happen."

Things just keep getting worse for Newcastle United. They have already lost seven in a row and now trail again.

A corner comes in and Leonardo Ulloa loses his marker to head home past Tim Krul. Leicester will move to within a point of the Magpies if they win this.

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Don't forget there is a huge match in the Premier League this lunchtime, where relegation-threatened Leicester entertain fellow strugglers Newcastle.

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Derby are down to eighth as it stands...

The Earl of Jeffs: Being a QPR fan, I'd be gutted for Derby fans if they don't make the playoffs this season. They deserved to go up last year!

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The Hornets go close to a second as Ikechi Anya fires into the side-netting.

A massive goal at Brentford where Alex Pritchard's 25-yard free kick deflects off the top of the wall and into the net.

With Derby losing, Brentford move into the play-off spots due to having a superior goal difference to Wolves.

BBC Sport's Nabil Hassan at the Valley: "We are going up, say we are going up" rings around the Valley. The Cherries are rampant here and had it not been for Charlton defender Roger Johnson then they could have easily added to their two-goal lead.!

Bournemouth almost make it 3-0 as Simon Francis drills wide from 35 yards. As we stand though Watford will win the title.

Former Derby midfielder Craig Ramage
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at the iPro Stadium

"Derby are playing so deep. Everything has to be done much quicker. We need the big players now. They have got to come to the fore and take this game by the scruff of the neck. Players like Darren Bent, Will Hughes, Johnny Russell. They need to get this belief back."

Alex Storey: I don't think Charlton's warning of a 19-0 win has been heeded by the Cherries...

Mr O'Keefe: Charlton 21 - 2 Bournemouth anyone?

A reminder that Bournemouth would slip out of the automatic promotion places if Middlesbrough win and Bournemouth lose by 19 goals.

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Derby are throwing everything they have at Reading. Ryan Shotton has a shot kept out by Royals goalkeeper Adam Federici. Richard Keogh then sees a header cleared off the line as they desperately search an equaliser. A draw would be enough for the Rams due to their superior goal difference.

A big, big goal! Matej Vydra puts Watford back on track for the championship with a simple header. Troy Deeney had his shot parried out by Chris Kirkland and Vydra couldn't miss.

WATFORD BACK ON TOP SPOT.

Wigan - already relegated - are playing with plenty of freedom at Brentford. The Bees know if they can get a goal they will move into sixth spot but so far are on the defensive.

Interesting. Very interesting! Wolves would nick a play-off spot from under Derby's noses as it stands. They take the lead against already relegated Millwall as Nouha Dicko fires them ahead. Poor defending as the Lions can't clear their lines and Dicko sweeps into the corner.

WOLVES INTO SIXTH.

As things stand. Derby are clinging on to a play-off spot. The Rams, who trail at home to Reading, know their spot will be taken if either Brentford or Wolves take the lead at home to Wigan or Millwall respectively. Ipswich are looking comfortable, leading 1-0 at Blackburn.

Watford need a win to go up as champions after Bournemouth's flying start, but it's Sheffield Wednesday who are growing into the game now.

Former Derby midfielder Craig Ramage
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at the iPro Stadium

"Steve McClaren's game plan went straight out of the window after two minutes but there has been better play from Derby since. For the opening goal it was one silly little error and Derby were caught out at the back. A great finish by Kwesi Appiah though (see 12:19)."

Almost two for Ipswich! Freddie Sears gets in behind the Blackburn defence and rattles the cross bar from a tight angle.