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So that is just about that for tonight. Our text commentary is finishing, but you can watch 5 live Final Score until 22:30 GMT by clicking on the play button at the top of the page.

Burnley extend their lead at the top of the Championship to four points after a 3-2 win at Fulham and second-placed Middlesbrough losing 1-0 at Rotherham. It's a fifth straight win for Sean Dyche's side, who look well on course for an immediate Premier League return.

Brighton move up to third after beating Sheffield Wednesday, while Bolton are still 10 points adrift at the bottom following their 2-2 draw at home to Ipswich.

Enjoy the rest of your evening.

So two late goals for Bolton rescue a point on an emotional night as they remembered the Burnden Park disaster of 70 years ago.

Ipswich miss the chance to go into the play-offs with that late equaliser.

He might have been booked for simulation as soon as he came on but Wellington Silva's just won a Bolton penalty. Stephen Dobbie to take...

Just the six minutes of added time at the Macron Stadium.

Bolton throwing everything forward at the minute and winger Wellington Silva has just been thrown on.

Not the best start for the on-loan Arsenal winger there...

A missed opportunity for both sides as the battle between the two promotion hopefuls ends in a stalemate.

Not a classic in the pouring rain, but the Owls will count themselves the unluckier of the two sides - having forced David Stockdale into two second-half saves.

The Seagulls are third, on a night when both Middlesbrough and Derby lost, while Wednesday are relying Bolton to do them a favour if they're to stay in the top six this evening...

Four minutes of added time at the Amex, as Kazenga LuaLua sees his deflected shot collected by Keiren Westwood.

Just enough time for a winner.....

Don't forget we've got games at Bolton and Brighton still ongoing in the Championship.

Any late goals plus all the reaction from the results tonight are available on 5 live Final Score at the top of page.

In League One, Bradford pulled off the surprise of the night as they won against top side Burton Albion while Scunthorpe sealed a 2-0 victory against Doncaster and Shrewsbury added some breathing room towards the relegation places with a 2-1 win against out-of-form Coventry.

Meanwhile in League Two, Bristol Rovers had the better of 10-man AFC Wimbledon, who had Adebayo Akinfenwa sent off. Elsewhere, Portsmouth came out 3-1 winners away at Accrington, Barnet won 3-0 against Barnet and struggling Dagenham played out a goalless draw against Carlisle.

Mayhem elsewhere in the Championship with goals going in left, right and centre, but the game at the Amex plods merrily along without so much as a sniff of a goal.

Six minutes left to go plus injury time... that's enough time for at least a shot on target for the hosts, who could get themselves level on points with Middlebrough if they win after Boro's late loss to Rotherham.

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What a night this has been for Burnley, there first win at Fulham in 36 years.

The strikers did the business with Sam Vokes netting twice and the Championship's top scorer also scoring.

With Middlesbrough's loss at Rotherham, the Clarets go four points clear at the top of the table.

Wow. What a win that is for Neil Warnock's side. Lee Frecklington's late goal gives Rotherham all three points against promotion-chasing Middlesbrough.

How important will this result be come the end of the season?

A late red card for Charlton's Yaya Sanogo. That one's all over now, and it ends goalless.

Told you there would be some twists and turns...

Some nervy moments for Rotherham, who will play the final couple of minutes with 10 men.