For the second time in four days, Bobby Zamora has nabbed the Championship headlines. The former England striker scores another match-winner as leaders Brighton maintained their four-point advantage.

Other winners tonight? Birmingham are up to second, Hull move into fourth, while Preston climb out of the relegation zone.

Gillingham and Plymouth are still hanging on to top spots in League One and League Two - but the rest are hot on their heels. 

That's a wrap from us. More Champo action tomorrow night as Steve Evans takes charge of his first Leeds United game...

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One fan isn't happy tonight.

The referee appeared to miss a couple of penalty shouts for the home side in their defeat against Brighton.

Plymouth are still top of the pile - but they have been reined in by the chasing pack. The Pilgrims lost 1-0 at Oxford, who remain third but are now just two points adrift of the leaders. Portsmouth remain second after being held to a 1-1 draw by Stevenage. 

At the other end of the table, Newport claimed only their second win of the season by beating Wycombe, while York and Dagenham & Redbridge - both in the bottom four - drew 2-2.

Meanwhile, the entertainment dried up in the second half at Accrington. Only the one goal, after a six-goal first-half, and it went in the way of AFC Wimbledon, who return home with a 4-3 win.

Leaders Gillingham - with 10 men - came from behind to beat Scunthorpe as Harry Lennon pounced in injury time to grab the three points.

Second-placed Walsall kept in touch with the top side, beating Barnsley 2-0, while Joe Cole's debut at Coventry ended in a 0-0 draw against Rochdale.

Che Adams scored twice for Sheffield United in their 3-0 win over Fleetwood but a point against Burton is not enough to lift Crewe off the bottom of the table.

No dice. Late drama belongs to Walford's Albert Square tonight - not Bolton's Macron Stadium. The home side cannot force a late leveller, meaning they stay rooted to the foot of the Championship. Birmingham? Glance all the way up to the automatic promotion slots. The Blues move second, four points behind unbeaten leaders Brighton. 

Penalty? Nah. Bolton striker Gary Madine tumbles in the Birmingham area as he tries to steer in David Wheater's knockdown. A few half-hearted appeals but the ref isn't convinced. Only a few moments left in the 20:00 BST kick-off for the home side to rescue a point...

Brighton's late show means the Seagulls are still the only team in England's top four tiers not to have sampled that bitter taste of defeat this season.

As it stands, they will remain four points clear at the top of the Championship - unless Bolton find a late leveller against second-placed Birmingham

Goalless at Loftus Road, a point each. That's all.

And that late Jamie Paterson goal is the last act of the game at Huddersfield, who move up to 13th with victory over MK Dons.

Impressive stuff from the Championship leaders. Brighton fight back from a first-half deficit to see off Bristol City, who remain fourth bottom and perilously close to the trapdoor.

Bobby Zamora smashes in his second late winner in the space of four days. No wonder these Brighton fans adore him...

Middlesbrough could have moved into second in the Championship tonight - instead this defeat sees them slip to sixth. No goal in three matches for Aitor Karanka's promotion favourites.

Cardiff stay eighth, but tighten the gap on the teams above them.

Something had to give between Charlton and Preston - and it is North End's miserable run of nine winless matches which is consigned to history.

Preston, who started the evening in the bottom three, leapfrog their opponents after a comfortable away win.

They had only scored seven Championship goals before tonight - now they've boosted that by 43%. We think.

A stunning last minute Matt Taylor strike earns Burnley a point against 10 man Nottingham Forest.

A comfortable victory for Steve Bruce's side, who leap up to fourth in the Championship table.

Handy point for struggling Rotherham in Neil Redfearn's first home game at the helm. It won't be enough to haul themselves out of the bottom three, but it will boost confidence against high-flying Reading. The Royals, meanwhile, look set to drop from second to third.

Tjaronn Chery almost breaks the deadlock for the home side, collecting a cross at the back post before firing an effort towards goal, but Keiren Westwood makes a brilliant save to keep the ball out. Can either side find a winner?