Bolton win to move two points clear of bottom side Birmingham City in the relegation places and stun high-fliers Cardiff.

Wolves' win means the Bluebirds are still second but seven points behind leaders Wolves, and only three points above Derby who crushed Millwall at Pride Park.

Still no win in Bolton for Cardiff boss Neil Warnock.

Promotion-chasing Bristol City will take that, on the road, less than three days after beating Manchester United.

Barnsley's new 'Moneyball' era begins with a narrow loss at Fulham.

Burton earn a second straight win, both coming away from home. Huge for them.

Leeds move into the play-offs and could stay there depending on the Aston Villa v Sheffield United result which kicks off a bit later.

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Birmingham stay bottom, but will probably be satisfied with the draw, having played much of the second half with 10 men.

The visitors have chucked 6ft 6in defender Aden Flint up front for the closing stages...

Six wins from seven for Gary Rowett's Rams, who tore Millwall apart in a devastating five-minute first half spell which saw David Nugent score twice and Matej Vydra also net. It was enough.

Millwall's away day blues continue, they're without a win in 12 on the road, as we hit the half-way stage of the Championship season.

It hasn't been a classic, but Championship leaders Wolves win their 17th league game of the season.

Ivan Cavaleiro's first-half curler was the difference.

No such tension at Pride Park, where Derby have had the job done since half-time.

Millwall have been game in the second half, but unable to beat the man mountain Scott Carson.

SIX minutes of added time. Desperately nervy finish on the cards!

There will be four minutes of added time at Molineux.

As the final minute of the 90 approaches, 10-man Birmingham are still level at Sunderland.

But this scoreline would see the Blues stay at the bottom of the table as it stands.

Substitute Cauley Woodrow has a chance for Bristol City, but he drills wide after getting in behind the QPR defence.

Oh, half the ground thought that was in.

Wolves left-back Barry Douglas bends a free-kick towards goal but into the side netting.

A couple of minutes left plus stoppage time.

As it stands then, with Cardiff still losing at Bolton, Bristol City are going to close the gap on the second-placed Bluebirds to just three points.

But the Robins are set to slip to fourth on goal-difference, given Derby's dominance at home to Millwall.

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League campaigns are marathons not sprints we're always told, so Luton Town are currently doing their very best Haile Gebrselassie impersonation.

The League Two leaders have watched rivals Notts County stumble dramatically at home to Cambridge and Exeter at Yeovil today but like the Spencer Davis Group sang, the Hatters just keep on runnin'.

If they can hang onto their 2-0 lead against Grimsby, it'll be 11 games without defeat in all competitions. Nathan Jones manager of the month for a third time in succession?

They're into the final 10 minutes at Molineux.

Wolves look set to close this one out - Ipswich have offered very little going foward.

With Cardiff and Bristol City both set to drop points, this could be a terrific afternoon for Nuno's side.