Tammy Abraham has got Bristol City a precious goal at Blackburn to lead - that puts them seven points clear of Blackburn in the live table. A cheeky finish it was, too, from the on-loan Chelsea youngster.

Adam Reach's sweet strike had Sheffield Wednesday ahead at QPR, who have equalised through Idrissa Sylla.

In the current coupon buster of the day, already-relegated Rotherham lead at Reading through Tom Adeyemi.

Scunthorpe take the lead as Josh Morris' corner is turned home by the unfortunate Paul McGinn into his own net. Remember, Chesterfield have to win today to avoid relegation.

Anthony Knockaert's crosses are causing all sorts of trouble for Wigan.

The Frenchman delivers a free-kick into the box, which keeper Jakob Haugaard can't keep hold of.

Lewis Dunk has two attempts to stab the loose ball towards goal, but twice Wigan get a body in the way. Nervy stuff from the visitors.

Leyton Orient level with a neat near-post finish from Victor Adeboyejo, but it won't be enough to keep the O's in League Two as things stand.

Just the one goal so far in League One and Oxford United have it through Josh Ruffels against Port Vale. Everything else goalless.

Champions Sheffield United beat Bradford 3-0 in the early game with Leon Clarke grabbing two goals.

Portsmouth are ahead at Notts County and, as it stands, heading up to League One.

Gareth Evans is the coolest man inside Meadow Lane, converting a penalty to put the visitors in front.

Brighton almost ahead as Anthony Knockaert whips a dangerous ball in towards Glenn Murray, but Dan Burn gets back in the nick of time to head clear.

The Seagulls aren't showing any sign of nerves so far.

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In the 14:45 BST kick-off it is 1-0 to Fulham against Aston Villa through 16-year-old Ryan Sessegnon - that scoreline temporarily puts them sixth. Even worse for Villa, top scorer Jonathan Kodjia has just been sent off.

Bristol City nearly scored within 15 seconds at Blackburn through Joe Bryan, but that - along with rest of the other second-tier games - is currently goalless.

Having made a bright start, Leyton Orient have fallen behind to Hartlepool.

Rhys Oates outmuscles the O's defence and slots in from close range. Orient heading down to the National League as it stands.

Brighton have made the better start, with Wigan struggling to get hold of the ball.

Solly March floats a cross harmlessly across the box, before Anthony Knockaert has the first shot of the game, firing straight at Latics keeper Jakob Haugaard.

Leyton Orient, who must win to stave off the threat of relegation for another few days, have forced Hartlepool goalkeeper Ben Fryer into a couple of early saves.

A short delay, but Brighton get the game started.

It's a fantastic atmosphere at the Amex.

Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain, BBC Radio 5 live at Amex Stadium

Wigan can be good, but they can also self-destruct.

There's going to be tension in the first 20 minutes from the Brighton crowd and players, but once they settle in to their rhythm, I think they're going to win this match.

A big boost for Cheltenham who move five points clear of the relegation places in League Two with three points against Grimsby. Will Boyle and Harry Pell with the goals.

League Two side Plymouth are one of three clubs who could seal promotion today.

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Portsmouth have packed quite a lot into the nine years since they lifted the FA Cup in 2008.

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There's been another FA Cup final appearance, administration, three relegations in four seasons, play-off heartache and plenty more in between.

But it appears that the happy days are heading back to Fratton Park, with Portsmouth closing in on promotion from League Two.

This campaign, their fourth in a row in the fourth tier, has seen Pompey as fixtures in the top seven, and a run of six wins in their past eight league games has taken Paul Cook's men close to securing a top-three finish.

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