Wolves lead at Leeds through Nouha Dicko, which means the Whites have dropped out of the play-off places.

Fourth-placed Reading are losing at home to relegated Rotherham, with Fulham and Sheffield Wednesday doing their bits to stay in the top six.

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At the other end of the table, Burton and Bristol City are ahead in their games at the bottom against fellow strugglers Birmingham City and Blackburn respectively. Bristol City striker Tammy Abraham scored his 25th goal of the season to put his side ahead at Ewood Park.

The only game without a goal is Cardiff-Nottingham Forest.

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Glenn Murray's strike gives Brighton a narrow lead at half-time.

The hosts haven't been quite at their best, but they're looking more than good enough against a struggling Wigan side.

With leaders Brighton doing the business and heading for promotion against Wigan, second-placed Newcastle's stuttering end to the season continues.

Freddie Sears fires home after a mazy Tom Lawrence run for the hosts.

Brighton think it's 2-0.

Glenn Murray wheels away in celebration after heading Anthony Knockaert's corner in at the far post, but the linesman's flag is up.

Knockaert's corner is adjudged to have gone out of play for a goal-kick before curling back into the box. Wigan are still in this one, but only just.

Jake Jervis rounds the Newport goalkeeper to make it 2-0 to Plymouth, who are surely going to secure automatic promotion today.

Matty Kennedy heads Plymouth in front and Argyle are heading for League One.

With Hartlepool losing, a point would lift Newport out of the bottom two, but they need to find a goal from somewhere.

It is already half-time at Craven Cottage as Fulham lead 10-man Aston Villa 1-0.

Lloyd Dyer has given Burton a vital lead at Birmingham that moves the Brewers above the Blues in their relegation fight.

Daniel Pudil has put Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 up at Loftus Road following Idrissa Sylla's equaliser.

In two games that are not testing either end of the table, Graham Dorrans and Josh Murphy have given Norwich a 2-0 lead at Preston while Marley Watkins has put Barnsley ahead against Brentford.

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What a moment for Brighton!

Lewis Dunk plays the ball forward to Tomer Hemed, who takes advantage of some poor defending from Dan Burn to control it and lay the ball back to Glenn Murray just outside the box.

The big striker makes no mistake, driving the ball hard into the bottom corner via a slight deflection.

On loan Newcastle United striker Ivan Toney has doubled the lead for Scunthorpe. Bleak for Chesterfield fans as their team look destined for League Two.

What an excellent finish by Tristan Abrahams to put Leyton Orient in front against Hartlepool.

He fires high into the net from 15 yards to complete the turnaround and keep Orient's slim survival hopes alive for now.

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Brighton have come a long, long way together, through the hard times and the good, and now they are potentially just an hour of football away from being virtually assured of a spot in the Premier League.

They'll need to find a way past a very resilient Wigan side if they are to start the celebrations tonight though, with the Latics frustrating the hosts through 30 minutes.

Lewis Dunk meets Anthony Knockaert's free-kick, but heads some distance over.

Norman Cook, the man they also call Fatboy Slim, seems pretty happy with Brighton's showing so far.

Scunthorpe's goal has moved them up to third, while Chesterfield surely have to come out knowing they're being relegated as it stands.

Charlton, Northampton, Oxford and Rochdale all leading by a goal to nil. No goals elsewhere.

Good news for both Plymouth and Portsmouth, as Luton have fallen behind at Mansfield. Argyle and Pompey would go up from League Two today if results stay the same.

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Wigan have settled into the game a little more now, though still without ever threatening the Brighton goal.

Stephen Warnock tries to test the Seagulls defence with a cross from the left, but the former England left-back gets it all wrong, launching the ball far over the box and out of play.

Seagulls boss Chris Hughton will be pretty happy with what he's seen so far.