That it from us this evening but don't forget that there is another packed programme in the English Football League this weekend.

Tomorrow there are two lunchtime clashes in the Championship.

It will be a very Yorkshire affair, with Barnsley v Sheff Wed (12:15) and Sheff Utd v Leeds (12:30) getting the day's action started.

Later on, league leaders Wolves host QPR among the 15:00 games.

Then, on Sunday, there's the second city derby, as promotion-chasing Aston Villa host their fierce local rivals Birmingham City. It should be tasty!

You can follow it all here on the BBC Sport website and app.

Until then, thanks for joining us.

Cardiff missed the chance to move level with second-placed Derby as Millwall battled to a point on the night veteran Tim Cahill made his second Lions debut.

Junior Holiett drilled in the opener after Mahlon Romeo was caught in possession, as Millwall began sloppily.

But the hosts fought back in the first half and were rewarded when Lee Gregory turned in Jed Wallace's good cross.

The Londoners edged a scrappy second half but were kept out by keeper Neil Etheridge, as Cardiff stayed fourth.

Some breaking news to bring you, as Cambridge United head coach Shaun Derry has left the League Two club by mutual consent.

Derry was appointed as U's boss in November 2015 and led them to ninth and 11th place finishes in his two seasons in charge.

He leaves the U's 14th in League Two, 12 points off the play-offs.

Some strong words from Neil Warnock there, who also thinks his side should have had a penalty in the very last minute of stoppage time for a handball.

That criticism may get the Cardiff boss in hot water with the Football Association.

Cardiff remain fourth in the table and extend their unbeaten run to four league games.

But it could have been all three points for the Bluebirds at The Den, had a late effort by Sol Bamba been allowed.

Referee Keith Stroud blew for a foul on the edge of the box just as the centre-back smashed an acrobatic effort into the Millwall goal. Should he have played a longer advantage?

It ends all square at The Den, as Cardiff have a late shout for a penalty turned down.

The appeal was fairly half-hearted after the ball struck a hand in the box. It would have been very harsh on the Lions.

Cardiff win a throw on the right.

Another chance to launch it into the box - but it comes to nothing.

Another late opening goes begging for Cardiff.

Callum Paterson races onto a long clearance upfield and latches onto it.

He goes into the area but the angle is against him, and his left-footed effort skews wide at the near post.

Injury time has been scrappy so far.

Millwall have a chance to get the ball forward from a free-kick midway inside their own half.

We are into four minutes of injury time.

Still time for a dramatic twist at either end.

Here we go, the moment we were hoping for all evening.

Tim Cahill makes his return for Millwall, in place of Lee Gregory, almost 14 years after leaving the club for Everton.

Can the veteran Aussie find a winner in injury time?

Cardiff are finishing the stronger now.

Ninety seconds plus stoppages remain, as Lions keeper Jordan Archer claims a long throw into the box.

Cardiff almost get a winner again!

This time Millwall defender George Saville clears a header from Callum Paterson off the line.

Another let-off for the Lions.

As it is, it's a free-kick just outside the D for the visitors.

Junior Hoilett's effort hits the top of the wall and then Callum Paterson heads over under the challenge of Millwall keeper Jordan archer.

Well, possible controversy here.

Keith Stroud gives a foul for a robust challenge by Millwall striker Steve Morison on Joe Bennett on the edge of his own area. The defender is down clutching his head.

But the ball had broken to Cardiff defender Sol Bamba and bounced up six yards out, the whistle was blown, but a split second later the defender acrobatically turns it home.

He starts celebrating but the goal won't stand.

Cardiff make their final change. Kenneth Zohore comes on for Gary Madine up front.

No sign of Tim Cahill's return for Millwall as yet.

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It's quite a battle out there, with neither side able to retain possession and a few niggling fouls thrown in as well.

It's starting to get a bit nervy.