Wigan's Sam Morsy is booked as he is penalised for a series of fouls. Newcastle are approaching half-time with a valuable lead.

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Things have gone from bad to worse for 10-man Leyton Orient.

The bottom side are now 2-0 down at home to Wycombe after two goals in 90 seconds from Matt Bloomfield and Myles Weston.

Elsewhere, play-off chasing Mansfield lead against Exeter and Notts County and Cambridge lead against Colchester and Crewe respectively.

Wolves have regained the lead at home to Cardiff and it's that man again! Danny Batth?!

He hadn't scored since August - now he has two in the first half. He heads in his second of the game.

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The Seagulls are playing some very pretty football against a Blackburn side who are yet to lose under Tony Mowbray.

But it remains goalless so far down on the south coast. The hosts won't want to drop further behind Newcastle today.

Magpies defender Jamaal Lascelles almost has the opener at St James' Park but his header drops just wide.

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It's been a tough week for Leyton Orient, with fourth manager of the season Danny Webb resigning and they're now down to 10 men after Tom Parkes was sent off against Wycombe Wanderers.

There's been a big goal at the bottom with 22nd-placed Cheltenham taking the lead against Morecambe thanks to Harry Pell's strike.

Glenn Murray tries his luck for Brighton but his effort is easily saved by Blackburn keeper Jason Steele.

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Dwight Gayle has a chance for the hosts but his header is saved at the near post by Matt Gilks.

Wigan's giant central defender Dan Burn is booked for a foul on Matt Ritchie, who looks hurt.

Huddersfield are denied as Jack Payne's shot is very well saved by Brewers keeper Jon McLaughlin.

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Nathan Smith has given Port Vale a precious lead over AFC Wimbledon.

As things stand that moves the Valiants out of the League One relegation zone at the expense of Shrewsbury.

Oh no, things don't look good at Griffin Park for Bristol City.

They're on a high, aren't they, after a brilliant 4-0 win over Huddersfield? Surely?

Not as things stand. They've fallen 2-0 behind to Brentford, as Lasse Vibe dinks in to double the hosts' lead.

At Villa Park, the hosts' early pressure tells on 25 minutes as Scott Hogan feeds Jonathan Kodjia for the game's opening goal.

That is a blow to Norwich's hopes of making a late bid for the top six.

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It can't be fun turning up to play with relegation already all-but sealed, can it?

But Rotherham have actually made a decent start against Fulham, with Lee Frecklington coming closest to an opening goal only to be denied by a fantastic save from David Button.

Britt Assombalonga tucks in his 10th goal of the season to give Nottingham Forest a huge boost in their bid to move further away from the relegation zone.

It's 1-0 to the 23rd-placed team in League Two thanks to Mickey Demetriou's strike for Newport against Crawley.

As things stand that will move the Exiles to within four points of safety.

Elsewhere, third-placed Portsmouth lead at Hartlepool, Carlisle, who are in wretched form, are 1-0 up at Yeovil and Colchester have equalised at Notts County.

Mohamed Diame goes into the referee's book at St James' Park for a foul on Max Power.

The Magpies, despite sitting top of the Championship, are winless in their past three games.

Brentford have the lead at home to relegation-threatened Bristol City, as Sergi Canos tucks in from Ryan Woods' fine pass.

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Second-placed Brighton are having a good spell at home to Blackburn.

From a corner, Seagulls defender Lewis Dunk turns and shoots from the far past, but his decent effort is saved. Rovers eventually clear the danger.