You can read Paul Grunill's match report on tonight’s key events at the Pirelli Stadium, but from us on the live text service it's goodbye.

Remember, you can continue to follow the rest of the weekend's football right here on BBC Sport.

Burton's victory over Birmingham has kicked off what should be an exciting weekend of Championship action. There are 11 games on Saturday and we'll be providing a full text commentary service as usual. 

Here's the full list of fixtures.

Aston Villa v Fulham

Brentford v Barnsley

Bristol City v Blackburn

Huddersfield v Derby

Newcastle v Ipswich

Norwich v Preston

Rotherham v Reading

Sheffield Wed v QPR

Wigan v Brighton

Wolves v Leeds

Nottingham Forest v Cardiff (17:30 BST)

All 15:00 BST kick-offs unless otherwise indicated

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Burton win to climb six places to 13th in the Championship table as Gary Rowett's return to the Pirelli Stadium is ruined. 

Blues stay fifth, still four points shy of an automatic promotion place after only their third reverse of the season - and their second away defeat on successive Friday nights.

 Apart from a bright first 15 minutes, Blues were outplayed. And Nigel Clough's Brewers were deserved winners - only their second victory in nine games, but their fourth at home this season.

Donaldson downpublished at 92 mins

92 mins

Burton Albion 2-0 Birmingham City

Blues have to play out the four minutes of injury time with a limping Clayton Donaldson, after he writhes in agony after going down awkwardly, chasing a hopeful ball. He resumed after sustained treatment, but must remain a concern ahead of the Villa game, having made his first start in midweek after a month out with Achilles trouble.

Homecomings are usually something to savour - but not on this occasion for former Burton boss Gary Rowett. Birmingham could have gone third in the table with a victory tonight, but barring a miracle, it's not going to happen.

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Burton on the brink of their fourth home league win in seven games this season. This will be only Blues' third league defeat - but their second on successive Friday nights away from home. And nobody can say it has not been deserved.

Burton bring off striker Jamie Ward, scorer of their second goal, and put on Will Miller.

Jackson Irvine's header flies just over, just as Birmingham were starting to look like they were getting back in the game. But Blues captain Michael Morrision then wastes an even better chance at the other end, putting a free header from substitute Greg Stewart's corner just wide.

Chris O' Grady allowed to turn on the edge of the box and flashes a left-foot shot just wide.

Chris O'Grady has yet to open his scoring account since joining Burton -  but he has proved a right handful for the Birmingham defence this evening, literally in this case, as Ryan Shotton makes the challenge.

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Yet another booking. That's six now, three for each team, as Blues defender Ryan Shotton becomes the latest to cause the prolific Mr Robinson to reach for his pencil. Blues have also made their third substitution, bringing on Greg Stewart for Jacques Maghoma.

Jonathan Grounds becomes the fifth booking of the night. It is the Blues defender's fifth yellow card of the season too, meaning an automatic ban, which rules him out of the derby against Steve Bruce's Villa on Sunday week.

Jacques Maghoma has a chance from a free-kick against his old club but puts it in the crowd.

Strikers Che Adams and Clayton Donaldson come on as Gary Rowett makes a very positive double switch, sacrificing the two Davids, winger Cotterill and midfielder Davis. 

Great chance for Lucas Akins after Michael Morrison fails to clear his lines, but he skies high and wide. Should have been 2-0. You wonder if they might have cause to regret so many missed chances, just as Blues can rue not scoring when they were on top early on.

And neither manager has made a half-time change, which, as far as Blues boss Gary Rowett is concerned, is maybe a bit of a surprise. Instead they appear to have adopted a different 4-2-3-1 system.

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Burton boss Nigel Clough clearly wasn't happy about something towards the end of the first half - maybe the three yellow cards for his players - but his side are just 45 minutes away from only a second win in nine league games.