Leaders Brighton have chucked on Bobby Zamora as they try to nab a late winner. The ex-England striker throws his weight about in the away box, seeing an effort cleared off the line. But then he is penalised for a foul. 

After that goal burst, it's gone a little bit quiet. Into the last 10 minutes of the majority of the games. Who will find the winner? Who can grab a point?

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The root of bottom club Bolton's problems is clear - goals. Or, more precisely, their lack of goals. And a lack of cutting edge is hampering Neil Lennon's men again as they try to force an equaliser against Birmingham. Gary Madine cannot convert from close range as Paul Robinson - the Blues' scorer - somehow blocks on the line. Then, Darren Pratley's shot cannons into another multi-coloured away shirt.

Birmingham, by the way, are currently moving into second spot as it stands. They'd be down in the relegation zone of the 'Best Away Kits' table. Minging.

Goals from George Evans and Milan Lalkovic have put second-placed Walsall 2-0 up at Barnsley.

Che Adams has his second goal of the night and Billy Sharp has also struck for Sheffield United who lead Fleetwood 3-0.

Sylvan Ebanks-Blake also has a couple of goals for Chesterfield, who now lead Southend 3-0.

Marvin Sordell has put Colchester 2-1 in front against Port Vale.

Having taken the lead, it's a straight red for Nottingham Forest midfielder Henri Lansbury for an ugly tackle on Burnley defender Ben Mee, studs first and nowhere near the ball. No appeal committee will overturn that one.

Middlesbrough have failed to score in their last two league games - is their barren run going to stretch to a third? Possibly. But they are hammering on the Cardiff  door. Albert Adomah, Diego Fabbrini and Grant Leadbitter are all denied by Bluebirds keeper David Marshall.

Wimbledon are now 4-3 up at Accrington! Lyle Taylor with his second of the night.

Jamie Cureton, at just 40 years young, has scored a big goal for struggling Dagenham to give his side a 2-1 lead at York.

Bottom club Newport lead 1-0 at Wycombe thanks to a Marcus Bean own goal.

Northampton have extended their advantage over Carlisle to 3-1, while Morecambe are now 2-0 up against Crawley.

Penalty shout at Loftus Road for visitors Sheffield Wednesday in front of their own fans as Paul Konchesky tangles with Lucas Joao, but the referee is not interested and waves the appeals away. Chris Ramsey's men lucky to get away with that one.

Bristol City think they should have a penalty. Referee Iain Williamson thinks otherwise. In fact, he thinks Luke Freeman dives in the Brighton box and waves a yellow card in his face. Tricky one. On first glance it looked suspiciously like a foul...

Scunthorpe United took a surprise lead at leaders Gillingham through Scott Laird, but it only lasted a few minutes as Brennan Dickenson put them back on level terms.

Bradford have doubled their advantage over Bury thanks to a Reece Brown own goal.

Erhun Oztumer has pulled a goal back for Peterborough who trail Wigan 2-1.

Swindon chairman sacked Mark Cooper on Saturday and appointed himself as interim manager. What do the fans think about that?

Northampton are 2-1 ahead against Carlisle having trailed 1-0 before half-time, while Jay Simpson has equalised for Leyton Orient at Luton.

Plymouth, the league leaders, remain 1-0 down at Oxford.

Another team which needed a strong talking to at the break was Championship leaders Brighton. But they haven't come out firing yet. Bruno stabs goalwards, but the ball is booted clear by the Robins defence.

Ipswich boss Mick McCarthy has shaken up his side in the second half, sending on Freddie Sears and Ainsley Maitland-Niles but neither have had an impact so far. Can the Tractor Boys nick a goal and get back in this game?

Neil Redfearn might want to think about taking up a career in motivational speaking. His Rotherham side have come flying out of the blocks, almost bagging a second when Jonson Clarke-Harris forces Royals keeper Ali Al-Habsi into a fingertip save.