Aston Villa beat Championship leaders Wolves 4-1 and stay third
Wins for Cardiff, Fulham and Middlesbrough strengthen promotion bids
Accrington go top of League Two
Cardiff 3-2 Birmingham
But Maxime Colin's last-gasp goal proves to be no more than a consolation for Birmingham.
They gave Cardiff a scare with a great second-half display but ultimately leave empty-handed.
A big step towards promotion for the Bluebirds, who have 27 points from a possible 30 in their past 10 games.
Maxime Colin (90+4 mins)
A powerful effort from Birmingham's Maxime Colin right at the death.
Reading 2-2 Leeds
The points are shared at the Madejski Stadium - both teams had a spell in front but they have to settle for a draw.
Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 Bolton
That late equaliser from Aaron Wilbraham earns Bolton a point at Hillsborough.
Luton Town 1-2 Accrington Stanley
Stanley go top with a late, late winner.
Billy Kee gets his 22nd goal of the season to send Stanley to the summit of League Two, deposing the Hatters from top spot.
What an ending!
QPR 1-0 Sunderland
Sunderland have goalkeeper Jason Steele sent off and remain bottom of the Championship.
Aleksandar Mitrovic (90+1 mins)
Aleksandar Mitrovic has done it again!
Preston aren't concentrating from a throw-in and Tom Cairney's looped cross is headed home by the Serbian to surely snatch all three points.
Middlesbrough 3-1 Barnsley
Barnsley, much like relegation rivals Birmingham, made a real fist of it in the second half but fall just short.
The Tykes remain 22nd in the Championship, two points from safety while Boro consolidate sixth place.
Aaron Wilbraham (90 mins)
Aaron Wilbraham heads an equaliser for Bolton!
Burton Albion 0-0 Bristol City
A decent point for struggling Burton against play-off chasing Bristol City.
Few chances for either side and the brewers stay three points from safety, City are four points off the final play-off spot.
Preston 1-1 Fulham
A top-drawer piece of defending from Tim Ream prevents Preston from potentially scoring a crucial winner.
Still four minutes of normal time at Deepdale, and both teams are eager not to put a foot wrong.
Ipswich Town 0-0 Sheffield United
The points are shared in this one - I doubt sales of the DVD of this game will be high.....
Hull City 4-3 Norwich City
Angus Gunn keeps his side in this as he saves from Hull's Ola Aina at point-blank range.
Is there still more to come in this?
Peterborough 4-1 Charlton
Steve Evans will be dancing in the sidelines as his side dominates Charlton in his first game in charge of Posh.
Jack Marriott has scored two in four minutes late ion the game to seal the points.
His side are a point off the final League One play-off place with a game in hand.
Cardiff 3-1 Birmingham
The Bluebirds are hanging on somewhat but have time on their side with only three minutes of normal time remaining.
Michael Morrison and Craig Gardner are the latest Blues players to be thwarted by Cardiff keeper Neil Etheridge.
Ipswich Town 0-0 Sheffield United
No goals here but Chris Wilder makes his final change in the hope of a goal as Clayton Donaldson comes on.
Can the veteran get a winner for the Blades?
Preston 1-1 Fulham
Image source, Rex FeaturesWill there be a winner at Deepdale?
Preston are three points from the final play-off spot as it stands while the visitors are seven points behind second-placed Cardiff, who are heading for victory over Birmingham.
Middlesbrough 3-1 Barnsley
Kieffer Moore so nearly sets up a grandstand finish at the Riverside.
The Barnsley striker heads against the Boro post from Stevie Mallan's corner, but the ball bounces out agonisingly.
Coventry City 1-0 Barnet
Barnet just cannot buy any luck at the moment.
They have dominated play at the Ricoh, but Jonson Clarke-Harris has given Coventry the lead against League Two's bottom side.
With Port Vale, Forest Green and Chesterfield all currently earning points it could be another tough day for the Bees.
Sean Maguire (75 mins)
He's been a menace throughout and Sean Maguire levels on his first start since November.
His header looks average but goes through Fulham keeper Marcus Bettinelli.
A fourth goal in three appearances for the Irishman.