A reminder of where that leaves Brighton.

The Seagulls can't officially be promoted at the end of this game, but assuming they don't throw this two-goal lead away, they will be 15 points clear of Huddersfield, who will have five games to play.

So, they won't be mathematically promoted, but Brighton's vastly superior goal difference makes the confirmation a mere formality.

Wigan have shown no signs of a response since falling two goals behind.

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Solly March scores the goal which has Brighton on the verge of promotion to the Premier League.

Anthony Knockaert cuts in from the right and works his way inside the box.

The Frenchman then sets the ball back for March, who takes a touch and drives the ball between Jakob Haugaard's legs.

As it stands, Chesterfield need three goals to avoid being relegated but Scunthorpe have just hit the crossbar as they look to add to their 2-0 lead.

Seventh-placed Southend trail 2-0 to MK Dons at home while Ian Henderson has got his, and Rochdale's, second against relegated Coventry.

Fleetwood still lead a Millwall side three places below them 1-0 and Charlton have got a third at home to Gillingham through Josh Magennis.

The pace has slowed a little at Brighton, unsurprising given how quickly the hosts started this second half.

Wigan make a double substitution as they look to try to get back on level terms and bolster their survival hopes, with Nick Powell and Ryan Colclough on for Ryan Tunnicliffe and Gabriel Obertan.

Bad news for Portsmouth fans - Jorge Grant has levelled for Notts County and Pompey will have to wait another week to seal automatic promotion from League Two.

After Jack Grealish's stunning curling effort got 10-man Aston Villa level at Fulham, Sone Aluko then puts the men in white ahead again at Craven Cottage - that game kicked off 15 minutes before the 15:00 BST starts.

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Things go from bad to worse for Gianfranco Zola's Birmingham as Lucas Atkins gets a second for Burton in their relegation scrap.

It seems to be a day for winners on the road so far with Bristol City, Wolves, Sheffield Wednesday, Norwich and Rotherham all ahead.

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So close!

Anthony Knockaert's free-kick looks destined for the top corner, but Jakob Haugaard atones for his error a few moments ago as he stretches to push the ball away.

It's all Brighton at the moment.

Get the champagne ready, Plymouth fans.

Graham Carey has added a third for Argyle against Newport.

Meanwhile, Luton have equalised against Mansfield. If the Hatters don't win and Portsmouth hold on at Notts County, Pompey will be promoted.

Wigan keeper Jakob Haugaard has looked less than assured today, and he almost costs his side a goal early in the second half.

Haugaard drops a fairly simple cross right in front of Tomer Hemed, whose shot is blocked on the line.

The Latics are then given some respite as Anthony Knockaert is shown a yellow card for a foul in the box.

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They can't be officially promoted, but Brighton know if they can hold this lead through the second 45 minutes, they can start planning for life in the Premier League.

The second half is under way.

Warren Aspinall
Ex-Brighton striker on BBC Sussex

The biggest thing for me would be to go for the title. 

The main thing would be for the players to get the gold medal around their neck.

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Plymouth and Portsmouth are both winning and both heading for automatic promotion today.

Argyle lead Newport 2-0, while Pompey are 1-0 up at Notts County and Luton are losing at Mansfield.

At the bottom, Leyton Orient are putting relegation on hold for the moment as they lead Hartlepool 2-1.

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Fleetwood responded to Scunthorpe's lead against Chesterfield as Ben Davies scored just before half-time to keep them third. The Spireites are going down unless they can turn the game around at Glanford Park.

Rochdale are keeping their play-off push up as they lead Coventry, with Charlton, Northampton and Oxford also leading.

The other four games are goalless.

Jack Richardson: I have only ever been a fan through Argyle's relegations, it will be new and fantastic to experience promotion at last.

Tom Goddard: Ipswich finally winning promotion to the Prem' - an epic 4-2 win over Barnsley at Wembley, May 2000. "Reuser....Premiership!"

Bruce Halling: Southend - from being a goal down in the play-off final after 121 minutes to promoted after winning on pens. Will never forget that day!