FT: Brighton 5-0 Fulham (Hemed 3, Bruno, Knockaert)
Brighton climb to second above Burnley
FT: Hull 2-1 Wolves (Diomande, Snodgrass | Edwards)
Hull 10 points clear of seventh place
Hull 1-1 Wolves
Some glum faces in the stands at Hull, with the home supporters watching a frustrating performance from their side.
Wolves are good value for their point at the moment, as they pass the hour mark at the KC Stadium.
Brighton 3-0 Fulham
Image source, Rex FeaturesQuote MessageIt was a great first touch away from the defender. Skalak's pass caused so many problems.
Warren Aspinall, Former Brighton striker on BBC Sussex
Bruno (54 mins)
That will almost certainly be that.
Brighton's Spanish defender Bruno slams home his first goal of the season after Fulham fail to deal with a cross.
Hull 1-1 Wolves
Image source, Rex FeaturesJoe Mason was the last Wolves forward to find the net in a Championship game, scoring in a 2-1 home defeat by Preston on 13 February.
Kenny Jackett's side had scored only eight goals in their previous 10 league outings before this evening, and had failed to find the net on five occasions during that run.
Dave Edwards' headed first-half equaliser has them on course for a point at Hull, who will be eight points clear of seventh-placed Cardiff if things stay as they are.
Hull 1-1 Wolves
Wolves have started the second half brightly at promotion-chasing Hull, earning a couple of early corners.
Both are easily dealt with by the home defence, but some encouraging signs for mid-table Wanderers, who are looking to extend a six-match unbeaten run.
Brighton 2-0 Fulham
Image source, Rex FeaturesBetween them, Ross McCormack (21) and Moussa Dembele (14) have scored 35 of Fulham's 63 league goals this season.
Slavisa Jokanovic will be hoping they can add to that tally as his side chase the game.
Back under way at the Amex Stadium.
Your alternative Football League awards
Before we start the second periods in our two games, a reminder that we'd like you to get in touch with us tonight.
We're asking you for your player of the year, as well as your alternative Football League awards and their winners. Here's another from us...
The award for "Best Picture of a Manager Standing Thoughtfully While Holding a Hot Drink" goes to QPR's Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSaturday: Bolton v Middlesbrough (12:30 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesOur next live text commentary from the Championship is tomorrow from 12:15 BST, when Middlesbrough will look to extend their lead at the top of the table.
They travel to already-relegated Bolton for a 12:30 BST kick-off at the Macron Stadium.
10 Championship games on Saturday
Image source, Rex FeaturesTwo games under way, 10 more to go.
Leaders Middlesbrough and Burnley, who will drop to third if Brighton win tonight, are among the sides in action on Saturday.
Read team news and previews to the weekend's remaining Championship fixtures here.
HT: Hull 1-1 Wolves
David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside's Hull City commentator
Quote MessageWolves probably look like the more threatening side right now. This is poor stuff and Steve Bruce has got to sort it out. The players just don't seem to have that buzz about them, what is going on at Hull City?
Premiership: Gloucester 0-0 Exeter
We're concentrating on the football here, but if rugby union is more your thing, why not follow our live text commentary of tonight's solitary Premiership game?
It's actually 0-0 between Gloucester and Exeter at half-time - the first time in seven seasons that we've had that scenario. Will they see any points at Kingsholm? Follow the action here.
Brighton 2-0 Fulham
Brighton look set to go second in the Championship.
The Seagulls started slowly but took the lead against the run of play when Tomer Hemed slotted home from the spot after James Wilson was fouled.
It was 2-0 less than five minutes later when the Israeli headed home an Anthony Knockaert centre.
Fulham, who started brightly, have hardly had the ball since the hosts went in front.
Image source, .Who's your player of the year?
Sometimes even when you're a fan favourite, you can't break into the top three of your team's player of the year shortlist...
I imagine Andre Gray would feel quite hard done by if he misses out on the top three for Burnley's prize, having netted 21 times for the Clarets this season.
Image source, Rex FeaturesHull 1-1 Wolves
Image source, Rex FeaturesHonours even in Hull.
Wolves gifted Hull an early lead, with Adama Diomande pouncing on Carl Ikeme's goalkeeping error, but Dave Edwards headed the visitors level.
Brighton 2-0 Fulham
Hull 1-1 Wolves
Hull have had a decent spell of pressure before half-time but Wolves are holding firm for now.
Hull 1-1 Wolves
Hull claim a foul inside the box on Ahmed Elmohamady, but the referee deems that Sylvain Deslandes got a slight touch on the ball and slid it behind for a corner.
Tomer Hemed (34 mins)
Fulham's strong start now very much looking like a thing of the past.
Israel striker Tomer Hemed heads home his second goal in five minutes as he sends his effort beyond Fulham keeper Marcus Bettinelli from Anthony Knockaert's deep cross.
Only Bolton and Charlton (24th and 23rd respectively) have conceded more Championship goals than Fulham's 69.
Hull 1-1 Wolves
David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside's Hull City commentator
Quote MessageSomewhere out there is a Hull team - we saw it earlier in the season. Steve Bruce said that he wouldn't swap anybody in his squad for anyone else in the Championship. He says he has the best squad in the division, but you have to ask why are they fourth then? I don't think he knows his best side now, but maybe I'm just a doom and gloom peddler.
Tomer Hemed (29 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesWell, there you go.
Mere seconds after I was saying about the number of goals in Fulham matches this season we get the 131st of their 42 matches.
Brighton striker James Wilson has his shirt tugged in the area by Fulham defender Richard Stearman and Tomer Hemed confidently puts the ball away from 12 yards.
That's the 11th goal Fulham have conceded from the penalty spot this season.