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Blackburn (pictured above) barely had time to enjoy Lucas Joao's second goal before they conceded themselves.

Josh Murphy again the architect for the Canaries, and Cameron Jerome again the man with the finishing touch. 2-2.

Another player enjoying himself in front of goal this afternoon is Jonathan Kodjia , whose second for Aston Villa  has put them 2-0 up. He's scored 40 percent of Villa's 37 goals this season.

Adam Le Fondre has scored some great goals over the years, but had managed just one all season.

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He now has two in one game, heading in to put Bolton 4-1 up against Fleetwood. A big game at the top of League One that was meant to be tense and tight has a very emphatic scoreline.

Scunthorpe look set to take advantage. They are 2-1 up against Gillingham and will go above the Cod Army on goal difference.

Lucas Joao  has been an inspired substitution, clambering off the bench to score twice to turn this game around for Blackburn Rovers.

He was lurking at the back-post to steer in Danny Graham's cross with his head, to leave 10-man Norwich staring at a sixth straight loss.

Rovers meanwhile are on course for a third win in five. Game-changer by Tony Mowbray.

Blackburn level against Alan Irvine's Norwich City when Lucas Joao bundles in after Conor Mahoney's effort was blocked. First goal for Rovers and it would deny Irvine a win in his first game in charge and fail to end a five game winless run.

Daryl Murphy has become a bit of a useful player for Newcastle,  coming off the bench to score here. Still well behind.

Sonny Bradley's downward header from a free-kick and a Graham Carey effort has put Plymouth on top against Mansfield with 15 minutes left. 

Also in in Nottinghamshire, Jorge Grant has smacked a beauty into the top corner to double Notts County's advantage against Hartlepool in their relegation tussle.

Two quick goals have put Cambridge 2-0 ahead against Carlisle at Brunton Park, while Pompey are cruising to victory at Colchester, They lead 4-0.

There have only been five shots on target between Wigan and Bristol City in this game, which is a clear indicator as to why it's still 0-0.

Lee Tomlin has the quality in his boots to turn things for the visitors, but he's well marshalled here by the experienced Stephen Warnock.

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Marley Watkins might sound like something out of a Dickens novel but he's popped up with a storybook goal for Barnsley against Ipswich.

Matty James was the supplier, sliding a pass through for Watkins' eighth goal of the season.

Smart finish. His name is sung to the tune of Human League's 'Don't You Want Me' as well. Nice South Yorkshire musical reference too.

New manager, same old story for Coventry.

Two goals in five minutes and Mark Robins sees his Sky Blues go 2-0 down at home against promotion-chasing Bradford.

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The Bantams look set to move two points off second place in League One this evening as Bolton are still 3-1 ahead against Fleetwood.  

Port Vale are still deep in relegation trouble but they are 2-1 up against Swindon and would go ahead of the Robins if they see out a victory.  

Ryan Sessegnon's goals have taken this game well away from Newcastle, who were unbeaten in 11 league games before today.

His last league goal came at home to Burton Albion in September. He will be enjoying the memories of today for a long time.

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Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
Former Queens Park Rangers manager on Final Score

The Championship is so hard to predict at the moment. Fulham have been playing brilliant football but Newcastle have not been playing that great at home - Fulham have capitalised on that today. 

They are the team to beat at the moment. 

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I don't think even Rafael Benitez's tactical acumen can turn this kind of deficit as a flying Fulham go three-up at St James' Park.

Ryan Sessegnon fired in off goalkeeper Karl Darlow to score his sixth goal of the season, after smart work by Sone Aluko.

Sessegnon, 16, was nine the last time Fulham won at Newcastle in 2009.

Fulham's second at Newcastle United is a big goal as it bolsters their own play-off hopes and in turn tempers the celebrations on Rafael Benitez's first year in charge.

Ryan Sessegnon got it after Fulham press and he turned the ball into the bottom corner.

Tom Barkhuizen has his second, his fourth in three games and Preston North End's third against Reading . Crashed in from a knock-back past Ali Al-Habsi. Flying!

Joe Ralls' penalty put Cardiff in front against Birmingham, after Sean Morrison had been brought down in the box by Ryan Shotton.

Phew! All caught up, for now...