Newcastle beat Huddersfield to go five points clear at the top
Ritchie penalty, Murphy and Gayle give Newcastle win
Mooy penalty had given Terriers hope
Second-placed Brighton beaten at Nottm Forest
Rhodes scores twice as Sheff Wed thrash Norwich 5-1
Emnes gives Blackburn victory over fellow strugglers Wigan
Huddersfield v Newcastle (17:30 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesIt's time to switch our attention to this evening's kick-off as third-placed Huddersfield take on leaders Newcastle.
Victory for the Terriers would leave them just three points off the automatic promotion places, while a Magpies win would put them five points clear at the top.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBrighton began the afternoon with hopes of reclaiming top spot before Newcastle's game at Huddersfield, but they will end the weekend in second place after going down 3-0 at Nottingham Forest.
Jordan Rhodes scored twice as Sheffield Wednesday thrashed Norwich 5-1, while Reading ended their two-game losing run as Paul McShane's late header gave them victory over Wolves, who have now lost their last five league games.
At the bottom of the table, Blackburn climbed out of the relegation zone after beating fellow strugglers Wigan, and are replaced by Bristol City who saw Lee Tomlin miss a penalty in their 0-0 draw with Burton.
Image source, Rex FeaturesNewport couldn't have imagined much of a worse day than this, as they're beaten 4-0 at Rodney Parade by 23rd-placed Leyton Orient.
County are six points adrift at the bottom of the table, while their afternoon was made worse by wins for fellow strugglers Crewe, Hartlepool and Accrington.
At the top of the table, leaders Doncaster were held to a goalless draw at Crawley, while second-placed Plymouth earned a comfortable 2-0 win over third-placed Carlisle.
That allows Luton to close the gap to the Cumbrians to just one point, as they ran out 4-0 winners at Yeovil.
Image source, Rex FeaturesFleetwood's Bobby Grant scored late on as the Cod Army beat Scunthorpe 2-0 to move above the Iron to second in the League One table.
The best entertainment of the day came at Spotland, where Rochdale fought back brilliantly against leaders Sheffield United to secure a 3-3 draw.
At the other end of the table, Gillingham moved five points clear of the relegation zone with a 2-1 win at fellow strugglers Bury, while Chesterfield scored late in added time to beat Swindon.
They're still playing in the game between Shrewsbury and Coventry, after a lengthy delay in play in the first-half to allow Sky Blues midfielder Andy Rose to receive treatment for a head injury.
FT: Nottm Forest 3-0 Brighton; Blackburn 1-0 Wigan
That defeat at the City Ground means Brighton miss the chance to go back to the top of the Championship table.
At the other end, Blackburn move out of the relegation zone and Bristol City drop into the bottom three.
The final whistle goes at the City Ground - Zach Clough's late penalty seals a first win in five for Nottingham Forest.
Brighton suffer back-to-back league defeats for the first time since September.
Zach Clough pen
Nottm Forest 2-0 Brighton
Forest get a late spot-kick as Lewis Dunk commits a foul in the box.
There's a late goal at the New York Stadium, but it only confirms Aston Villa's third straight win.
Jonathan Kodjia wraps up the points for Steve Bruce's side at Rotherham on the break.
Nottm Forest 2-0 Brighton
Brighton centre-back Shane Duffy has suffered an ankle injury late on but is battling on.
They Seagulls will hope it isn't too serious. Their afternoon gets worse.
Bristol City 0-0 Burton
Jon McLaughlin has made another important save for Burton at the death, this time foiling Jamie Paterson's effort.
Moments before Aden Flint saw his header cleared off the line. It just won't go in for Bristol City.
Nottm Forest 2-0 Brighton
Nottingham Forest double their lead to sew up the points, and it's a shocker from Albion keeper David Stockdale.
Full-back Liam Rosenior plays it back and Stockdale makes a mess of it, allowing Ben Osborn to tap into an empty net.
It's been an afternoon to forget for the Seagulls. FIve minutes of added time are being played.
Reading 2-1 Wolves
It looks like Reading are well on the way to victory over Wolves now as the visitors must play out the rest of the game with 10 men.
Mike Williamson, playing his first league game for around 15 months because of injury, is the man to go as he is sent off for a second bookable offence.
Ben Osborn
Bristol City 0-0 Burton
Bristol City winger David Cotterill bends a free-kick towards the top corner, but it's well saved by Jon McLaughlin.
We had quick goals at Loftus Road and Craven Cottage earlier in the second half and it's happened again.
Matt Smith glances in a head to give QPR a 2-1 lead over Cardiff, while Fulham now lead Preston 3-1.
Tom Barkhuizen had pulled one back for North End, but Neeskens Kebano has since slotted into the bottom corner to surely give Fulham the points.
Nottm Forest 1-0 Brighton
Time is running out for Brighton at the City Ground.
They haven't managed to do enough in the final third this afternoon.
Anthony Knockaert has just headed over a cross from Solly March while unmarked.
About four minutes, plus stoppage time, remain.
Bristol City 0-0 Burton
Burton sub Kyle McFadzean finds striker Cauley Woodrow, but the on-loan Fulham man lifts his shot over the bar.
This result won't do many favours for either side, with Blackburn winning.