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Cardiff and Fulham also win to maintain promotion pushes
Nick Powell (65 mins)
Nick Powell scores what's surely a killer third goal for Wigan, firing into the corner after finding space inside the box.
Paul Cook's side are heading top for the time being, and will end the day in the top two for sure, regardless of how Shrewsbury fare against Rochdale later.
Norwich v Fulham (15:00 BST)
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Fulham's growing momentum was checked slightly by QPR in their most recent outing - the Whites let a two-goal lead slip to draw with their London rivals.
They start today's match at mid-table Norwich third in the table, seven points behind Cardiff, and with little room for error in their final eight games.
There's no Ryan Sessegnon in their starting XI at Carrow Road - the talented teenager drops to the bench after making his England Under-21 debut in the past week.
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Millwall 2-0 Forest
Millwall seem quite happy to trust in their defence. Forest continue to have the greater share of possession, but they have created very little.
Joe Lolley sends in a cross which is cleared and Ben Watson then tries his luck but it's well wide.
Millwall 2-0 Forest
Forest sub Matty Cash is on the right side for Forest and Joe Lolley moves to the left flank.
Cash immediately has a chance but shoots wildly over the bar from 20 yards or so when he had Ben Osborn in a much better position.
Aitor Karanka's side could do with a goal pretty quickly.
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Barrie McKay comes off for Forest. The Scottish winger hasn't really done enough to influence things for the visitors.
Can Matty Cash have an impact?
Millwall 2-0 Forest
The free-kick that results ultimately ends with Millwall's Jed Wallace having a long-range strike that troubles the corner flag.
Millwall 2-0 Forest
Forest's Danny Fox catches Steve Morison late. That looked painful.
Fox goes into the book and Morison, who had a little kick out at Fox joins him for retaliation.
Millwall 2-0 Forest
Millwall have a corner which is headed away by the towering figure of Apostolos Vellios.
Barrie McKay has a chance to break but it comes to nothing. Joe Lolley was in plenty of space but couldn't be found.
Lolley and Lee Tomlin both seem to be moving well enough after their first-half knocks.
Cardiff v Burton (15:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesElsewhere, it looks a bit wet at the Cardiff City Stadium, where second-placed Cardiff will hope to put a bit more daylight between themselves and the chasing pack.
Craig Bryson replaces Loic Damour in the only change to the team that beat Brentford in their most recent match, while Aron Gunnarsson is back on the bench after a spell out injured.
Today's opponents Burton are three points from safety and desperate for a positive result themselves.
Millwall 2-0 Forest
Lee Tomlin has a scuffed shot that is easily saved by Millwall keeper Jordan Archer.
They had plenty of first-half possession, but it's just their third effort on target so far.
Image source, BBC SportJames Vaughan (49 mins)
Wigan double their lead early in the second half with a goal from James Vaughan, who makes the most of a defensive error to score.
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Forest have it all to do if they are to get something out of this as they get us going in the second half.
They have only managed 43 goals in 38 and a half Championship games this season.
No changes.
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Millwall 2-0 Forest
We've got plenty of action still to come in the EFL today, including six matches in the Championship at 15:00 BST.
We'll bring you the headline team news from those games during the second half of the match at The Den.
Image source, Rex FeaturesJames Henry pen (56 mins)
Oxford equalise from the spot against Scunthorpe, James Henry sending the goalkeeper the wrong way after Jon Obika had gone down in the box.
Could Oxford be heading for their first point under new boss Karl Robinson?
HT: Millwall 2-0 Forest
Image source, Getty ImagesAt the start of the season, a group of 25 BBC Sport journalists put together a predicted Championship table and the outcome of it was Millwall finishing 23rd.
Seems like we may have got that part of our prediction a bit wrong.
If the Lions hold onto their lead, they'll be a point outside the play-off places. What a job Neil Harris is doing down at The Den.
Millwall 2-0 Forest
The final chance for Forest to get back into it before the break ends with Lions keeper Jordan Archer saving a tame Ben Osborn strike.
A great half for Millwall.
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Barrie McKay has had a few decent moments and once again has a chance to run at the Millwall rearguard but is crowded out.
It's miserable and soggy weather at the Den but Millwall are relishing it.
Millwall 2-0 Forest
Lee Tomlin takes it for Forest and sends it way over the bar. As you were.
Millwall 2-0 Forest
Now Forest have a chance as we enter four minutes of stoppage time.
Lee Gregory cynically brings down Lee Tomlin on the edge of the box.