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The good sides generally won and the poorer teams lost - so results do sometimes go according to the form guide after all!

We're just about done for tonight but tomorrow sees leaders Wolves in action at Leeds, who are yet to hit their straps since Paul Heckingbottom's arrival.

Be sure to join us then but for now, goodbye.

Rochdale's 3-0 win over Walsall was the only game in League One tonight.

There was a clear standout game in League Two as Forest Green continued their resurgence with an entertaining draw at Newport.

Elsewhere David Flitcroft started his reign at Mansfield with a point at home to promotion rivals Lincoln.

• Accrington 1-0 Morecambe
• Cheltenham 1-1 Notts County
• Mansfield 1-1 Lincoln City
• Newport 3-3 Forest Green

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If you're averaging less than a point a game you know you're in trouble.

Of the bottom six only Bolton escaped defeat tonight, meaning they and Reading moved five points clear of Birmingham in 22nd.

QPR, in 16th, will probably feel they've done enough to be safe now but Sheffield Wednesday are not quite out of the woods. Time is running out down the bottom.

That's the last of the action as the full-time whistle blows. A point apiece, meaning both sides move onto 35 points - one further away from the relegation zone.

Chris Gunter crosses for Reading's forwards to attack and Mo Barrow and Jon Dadi Bodvarsson do just that.

Andrew Taylor clears off the line for Bolton, with Ben Alnwick beaten.

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Remember when we all thought Wolves would walk the title?

Well Cardiff are now just three points behind after beating Barnsley - though the leaders can extend that lead at the top tomorrow night against Leeds.

Elsewhere Fulham have consolidated fourth with their win over Sheffield United and Boro have leapfrogged Bristol City into sixth by beating Birmingham.

Four minutes of added time. These two are tied on points in the Championship table. Can either side nick a win?

Anssi Jaakkola keeps out Craig Noone's strike. Bolton are finishing the stronger side at the Madejski.

Just one game remaining now in the Championship. It's all-square between Reading and Bolton at the moment.

Preston move up to eighth, level on points with the Robins thanks to goals from Alan Browne and Sean Maguire. Bristol City drop out of the play-off places into seventh place.

A late red card for Aden Flint rubs salt into the wounds for the away side.

It was a formality in the end as two goals from Aleksandar Mitrovic and a Tom Cairney strike give Fulham yet another impressive win.

They're now four points clear of fourth-placed Derby, while Sheffield United are down to ninth.

Abel Hernandez pulled one back on his return from injury but it's not enough for Hull, who remain three points above the drop zone.

Millwall meanwhile have a fifth victory in a row on the road - quite some turnaround.

The full-time whistle blows at Loftus Road.

Massimo Luongo's header rescues a point for QPR to further dent Derby's play-off ambitions.

Cardiff City don't regret the late missed chances. They go three points off leaders Wolves, who play Leeds tomorrow evening.

Barnsley stay two points above the drop zone.

And that's it - Garry Monk loses his first game in charge of Birmingham... against the club he left in December.

It's a sixth loss in a row, while Boro look set to move into the play-offs.

Apologies for the lack of updates from Carrow Road Norwich and Nottingham Forest fans.

But the scoreline says it all. Not a classic.

Sam Gallagher once again gets his head to the set-piece but once again it's off-target.

Birmingham just haven't tested the goalkeeper enough.

All over at the Pirelli Stadium. Another home loss for Burton.

The hosts have a free-kick in a dangerous area after Jacques Maghoma is fouled...

The boos ring around the Stadium of Light.

Sunderland have been outclassed by Aston Villa and stay bottom of the Championship.