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Ian Dennis, BBC Radio 5 live's chief football reporter: "Every goal counts tonight, and there is still everything to play for. There are 26 slots still to be filled across the Football League with promotion, relegation and play-off positions still to be decided."

We're under way in all our 19:45 BST games. Here we go, hold on to your seats.

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"This is a especially good night of Championship football. There are only four games to go before the play-offs. Extra pressure, and teams will be looking to make real statements of intent both tonight then again at the weekend. A couple of wins and you've every chance of getting what you dream."

Just a reminder we'll goal flash from Derby, Ipswich, Leeds, Middlesbrough, Millwall, Sheffield Wednesday and Reading. In addition we'll bring you the best of the rest from Birmingham, Brighton and Bolton, while bringing you regular updates from a busy night in League One and League Two.

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ABournemouth:, external The squad take a look around the Madejski Stadium.

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"Bournemouth arrive at the Madejski Stadium in fine form and backed by 4,000 supporters will be confident of continuing their Premier League bandwagon against a Reading side who will have one eye on Saturday's FA Cup semi-final. Blue skies and fine weather welcome Bournemouth to Berkshire and manager Eddie Howe will be hoping the sun continues to shine on his Championship table-toppers at 22:00 BST."

BBC Sport reporter Steve Wyeth: At Preston for the visit of Gillingham. Walsall don't share too many accolades with Manchester United, but they're the only two visitors to prevail at Deepdale in 2015.

Which Championship side would survive in the Premier League, should they clinch promotion?

Rishabh Kapoor: Any of the three sides promoted will struggle. This Premier League season pretty much proves it. The current bottom three were promoted.

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Defender Christophe Berra fears mid-table Cardiff could seriously damage Ipswich's promotion hopes. Cardiff are one of the few Championship clubs entering the last four games who cannot be promoted or relegated. "It can be a danger playing teams with not a lot to play for but we will remain professional as always," says Berra. Mick McCarthy's Ipswich start six in the table, one point behind fifth-placed Derby but level on points with Brentford and Wolves who are seventh and eighth respectively.

BBC Sport's Brendon Mitchell at Valley Parade: "League One leaders Bristol City, who've spent 28 out of 36 weeks of this season perched at the top of the table, could get across the line with victory over Bradford City this evening.

"There's been plenty of talk about the pitch here at Valley Parade this year but, other than this rather sparse-looking area in front of the goal, it's not too bad on the whole."

What a huge few days for Middlesbrough. The Championship's fourth-placed team entertain promotion rivals Wolves before travelling to second-placed Norwich on Friday.

"The next step for us is to win on Tuesday because then we think about Norwich, and a challenge for promotion," says Boro boss Aitor Karanka., external "It's no good people talking about the Norwich game because if we don't win against Wolves it might not count as much.

"I don't think anybody at the beginning of the season expected Boro to be fighting with the top three at this moment and just two points below the top. We have to know how difficult this season has been for us, how good we are when we play our best and how capable we are of winning games."

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In League Two, Shrewsbury Town will clinch promotion back to the third tier if they win at fourth-placed Bury and Southend United, in fifth, fail to beat Newport County.

Leaders Burton are not in action until Wednesday, but third-placed Wycombe host Exeter tonight hoping to extend the four point gap between them and the Shakers.

At the other end, the bottom two of Tranmere and Cheltenham face fellow strugglers Mansfield and Cambridge.

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Norwich City have hit form at the right time but boss Alex Neil is taking nothing for granted. The Canaries, second in the table, are at Leeds seeking a fifth straight league win. "We've got four games left so we need to continue that momentum, and if we do that I believe we'll be where we want to be," says the former Hamilton manager., external "We've got good momentum at the moment, we've got big belief and we've got to go to Leeds and make sure we put on a good performance."

Which Championship side would survive in the Premier League, should they clinch promotion?

Potton Hornet: "We are all keen to see what resources the Pozzos would throw at the Premier League challenge for Watford, and how Troy Deeney would do."

Tyrone Bradford: "I think any promoted team from the Championship will struggle defensively in the top flight."

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It's not just the Championship we'll be focusing on. There are some pretty important issues that could be sorted out tonight elsewhere.

Runaway League One leaders Bristol City could be promoted to the Championship tonight, should the beat Bradford City at Valley Parade, while second-placed Preston could edge closer to automatic promotion at home to Gillingham.

At the bottom, Yeovil are already down, but only nine points separate 15th-placed Walsall and Colchester in 23rd. Getting tasty down there.

Bolton XI: Bogdan, Ream, Mills, Dervite, Feeney, Bannan, Vela, Danns, Walker, Rochinha, Le Fondre.

Charlton XI: Henderson, Solly, Wiggins, Diarra, Johnson, Gudmundsson, Buyens, Cousins, Bulot, Vetokele, Watt.

Can Derby County rediscover the form that took them top of the table earlier in the season in time to save their campaign? The Rams are fifth in the table but have won just once in nine league games. This is not a good time to have a blip with the finishing line in sight. But manager Steve McClaren will be confident his side can return to winning ways against already relegated Blackpool.

Ipswich XI: Bialkowski, Chambers, Smith, Berra, Mings, Parr, Bishop, Skuse, Stephen Hunt, Sears, Murphy.

Cardiff XI: Marshall, Peltier, Malone, Ecuele Manga, Morrison, Whittingham, Gunnarsson, Fabio, Ralls, Doyle, Mason.

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There are still 12 points to play for at the top of the Championship but a few things can be sorted out in the next three hours or so.

Bournemouth will earn at least a play-off spot if they win and and at least two of Derby, Ipswich, Brentford and Wolves fail to win. A draw will be good enough for Eddie Howe's team if at least two of Ipswich, Brentford and Wolves lose.

Norwich will book a play-off place if they win and at least two of Ipswich, Brentford and Wolves fail to win. They can seal a top-six place with a point but will need Derby to lose and one of Ipswich, Brentford and Wolves to fail to win.

Middlesbrough will guarantee at least a play-off place if they beat Wolves and either Ipswich or Brentford lose.

Everyone got that? Good. I'm going for a lie down.