But that otherwise concludes our coverage of today's EFL fun and games.

Many thanks for joining us - we'll see you again tomorrow from about 11:45 GMT for the weekend's final two Championship games.

Ta ra for now.

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And, just when you thought it was all over, I do have news of two more Championship matches to follow tomorrow!

They're a couple of tasty-looking games on paper too, with high-flying Huddersfield Town and Leeds United meeting in the West Yorkshire derby at midday, before Brighton & Hove Albion attempt to reclaim top spot from 15:00 GMT when they visit Brentford.

As always, we'll be bringing you live text commentary of both games here on the BBC Sport website.

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If you're asking the question above, I think you could probably be forgiven.

Ben Brereton is a product of Nottingham Forest's youth academy and, at the age of 17, had only made two first-team appearances prior to today.

His winner against Aston Villa is his first in senior football and, I would imagine, one he'll never forget.

Indeed they can't - Nottingham Forest have secured a superb, last-gasp victory.

Given the missed chances for Aston Villa, that superb second-half save from Stephen Henderson, the manner of the first Forest goal... I'm really not sure Steve Bruce's side should've lost that.

... That's unless Aston Villa can mount a late attack, of course. I'm not sure they can though...

Steve Bruce is on the edge of his technical area, frantically waving instructions at his Aston Villa players.

If you're joining us late, the away side are down to 10 men after Jack Grealish was shown a second yellow card with about 12 minutes left.

The corner is cleared but Forest still have the ball, 30 yards from goal now.

There'll be four added minutes.

We're into the final minute of normal time. Mustapha Carayol wins a corner for the home side.

The big men are up from the back...

It's red wave after red wave now, as Ben Osborn gets to the byline but can't beat the first man with his low cross.

Birkir Bjarnason then wins a free-kick for Villa to waste a few precious moments.

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We've gone substitution crazy in the closing stages - Mustapha Carayol is on for Nottingham Forest striker Zach Clough.

So will there be a late sting in the tale?

Forest have three minutes plus stoppage time to find a winner, Villa have three minutes plus stoppage time to hold on for a point.

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Former Nottingham Forest midfielder Henri Lansbury is withdrawn now - as predictable as Forest's late dominance are the boos that send him to the bench - with Andre Green the man coming on.

Predictably, it's all Nottingham Forest now.

They're doing their level best to stretch the play, moving the ball from one side to the other, before Zach Clough eventually runs out of patience and sends a shot miles over the Aston Villa crossbar.

And now Albert Adomah is coming on for the men in white too, replacing debutant Scott Hogan. A decent first showing from the new signing, I'd say.

If Aston Villa had looked the more likely to go on and win this game before that red card, I'm not sure that's going to be the case from here on in.

Leandro Bacuna is on for Villa's goalscorer Jonathan Kodjia.