Reading, Huddersfield & Leeds all win
Norwich suffer eighth league defeat in 10 games
Jermaine Beckford sent off for Preston
Leaders Newcastle host Sheffield Wednesday (19:45 GMT)
Rotherham 3-2 Wigan
Yanic Wildschut is almost there with Wigan's equaliser but his effort is deflected wide for a corner, which Rotherham clear.
Just two minutes are left for the Millers to hold on.
So, as things stand, Reading, Huddersfield and Leeds are all heading for victories, having started the afternoon in third, fourth and fifth respectively.
Rotherham 3-2 Wigan
Wigan are piling on the pressure, desperate to end their run of four straight defeats.
Yanic Wildschut is at the centre of everything good that the visitors are doing. Rotherham - who led 3-0 - are hanging on.
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League One latest
Image source, Rex FeaturesBottom club Oldham's resistance has finally been broken at Bramall Lane, where Billy Sharp has given promotion contenders Sheffield United the lead late in the second half.
Coventry's hopes of earning a point at Bristol Rovers appear to have been dashed, because another Billy - Billy Bodin - has a hat-trick for the Pirates, who lead 4-1.
Peterborough look set to climb to fifth place with Lee Angol giving them a 1-0 lead at home to Gillingham.
Wolves 3-2 Bristol City, Ipswich 0-2 Fulham
More Championship goals to tell you about.
A great penalty from Ivan Cavaleiro has put Wolves 3-2 against Bristol City following Aden Flint's handball, while Ragnar Sigurdsson has headed a second for Fulham, who are 2-0 up at Ipswich.
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Jordi Gomez
This game certainly isn't done yet because, from 3-0 down at half-time, Wigan are back to 3-2!
Rotherham nerves are jangling as Jordi Gomez finishes off a neat Latics move with a low finish from 18 yards.
Around 10 minutes remain and it is tense.
Ross McCormack
Relief around Villa Park! Not long after Lloyd Dyer hit the post for Burton, Villa have the lead.
Jordan Ayew crossed, low, to the far post and Ross McCormack had acres of space to turn the ball home from five yards.
Aston Villa 1-1 Burton Albion
Jonathan Kodjia breaks and sees his shot saved, but would have been offside anyway.
Moments earlier, Burton almost took a shock lead through a former Birmingham player, but Lloyd Dyer hit the post.
League Two latest
Bottom side Newport are hanging on as they battle for a shock victory against promotion-chasing Portsmouth.
The hosts led 2-0 after Rhys Healey's goal early in the second half, before Danny Rose pulled one back for Portsmouth and Pompey's Kal Naismith fired a penalty over the bar.
Doncaster are up to second as it stands - Andy Williams headed Rovers into the lead at struggling Notts County.
Reading 2-1 Norwich
Norwich, down to 10 men, make a double change in a bid to avoid a fifth consecutive away league defeat.
Cameron Jerome and Wes Hoolahan are the men to come on, for Steven Naismith and their goalscorer, Nelson Oliveira.
Rotherham 3-1 Wigan
Adam Le Fondre heads wide at the far post for Wigan. Not long later, he shoots over from range.
Is it going to be a case of too little, too late for the Latics, from 3-0 down?
Preston 1-3 Leeds
Jermaine Beckford. Dear, oh dear.
Having just served a suspension for fighting with his own team-mate, the Preston striker is sent off on his return to the side against his former club Leeds.
He took exception to a strong aerial challenge by Kyle Bartley and appeared to kick out at the Leeds man.
Garath McCleary
Drama at the Madejski Stadium as first Jonny Howson handballs in the area and is sent off for Norwich.
From the resulting penalty, Yann Kermorgant hits the bar but Garath McCleary heads in on the rebound to restore Reading's lead.
The Royals will cut the gap to second-placed Brighton to five points if they can hold on against 10 men.
Aston Villa 1-1 Burton Albion
Albert Adomah has a chance for Villa in the area from a left-wing cross, but he fires over the crossbar. Steve Bruce's side are still being held by Burton Albion.
There are 25 minutes left at Villa Park.
League One latest
Image source, Rex FeaturesCoventry's hopes of winning at least a point in Russell Slade's first game in charge looked dead and buried when Billy Bodin doubled Bristol Rovers' lead early in the second half, but Jordan Willis has just pulled one back for the visitors to make it 2-1.
Rochdale will be up to fourth place if all the results stay the same at the end of the afternoon - Calvin Andrew has scored their second goal against relegation-threatened Chestefield to make it 2-0 at Spotland.
Michael Mancienne own goal
Disaster for Nottingham Forest and delight for Huddersfield, who go in front for the first time today with an own goal from Michael Mancienne, who could only slice Rajiv van La Parra's cross into his own net.
Another appalling goal to give away from a Forest point of view.
Town will be up to third in the table if it stays like this.
Image source, Rex FeaturesCheltenham were out of the relegation zone for a brief time, but they're heading back to it now as John Akinde restores Barnet's lead by putting the finishing touch to a counter attack.
Ben Kennedy has pulled Stevenage level with fellow play-off hopefuls Cambridge, while Portsmouth have a goal back at Newport to trail 2-1 and Doncaster are 1-0 up at Notts County.
Nelson Oliveira
Norwich are back in the game! It could be a very important goal for Alex Neil, too, as Nelson Oliveira powers into the net from 15 yards out after Jacob Murphy cut the ball back from the byline.
Rotherham 3-1 Wigan
Wigan are having a go at the New York Stadium. They're sensing a comeback. They have one already - can they get a second and make this one really, really interesting?
Reading 1-0 Norwich
Third-placed Reading almost double their lead at home to Norwich, but Yann Kermorgant's good header from a corner is saved.