• Accrington go top of the table with a 1-0 win at 10-man Mansfield, as Luton Town slip to second after a 2-1 defeat at Colchester.
• Notts County miss the chance to close the gap to the automatic promotion places as they draw 0-0 at home to third-placed Wycombe.
• Lincoln move into the play-off places with a thrilling 3-2 win at home to Exeter.
• Chesterfield are four points from safety after losing 2-1 to Port Vale, who played the second half with 10 men.
• Bottom club Barnet are five points from safety - Martin Allen gets his first win in his fifth spell as manager, the Bees beating Crewe 2-1.

• Wigan are top of the table (at the moment) after beating Oldham 3-0 in the early kick-off.
• Plymouth move into the play-off places thanks to a 4-0 win over Southend, but Graham Carey misses out on a hat-trick as he hit the bar with a penalty.
• Charlton win 4-0 at lowly Northampton under caretaker Lee Bowyer, with AFC Wimbledon losing at home to Fleetwood.
• Steve Evans' Peterborough equalise late on at his former club Rotherham.

They are still playing at Spotland, with Rochdale on course for a crucial win over Shrewsbury. The hosts lead 2-1.

• Cardiff close the gap to leaders Wolves to three points with victory over Burton
• Third-placed Fulham beat Norwich to remain seven points behind Cardiff, having played a game more than the Welsh club.
• Millwall are the only winners of the play-off chasers, meaning Middlesbrough will create a three-point gap to seventh place if they beat Wolves at 17:30 BST.
• Struggling Barnsley are denied victory by a last-gasp Bristol City equaliser but go a point clear of the bottom three.

Fulham see out six minutes of injury time with relative ease to secure the points at Carrow Road.

Fulham scored twice in four minutes after the break to earn the win. Clinical stuff from the west London side, who keep the pressure on the top two.

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Massive goal in League One.

Struggling Rochdale are 2-1 up at home to promotion-chasing Shrewsbury after Steve Davies netted an overhead kick.

There's still about 10 minutes left plus stoppages remaining at Spotland.

Burton were probably the better side before the break, but played their own part in both of Cardiff's goals and were then just outclassed by a much-improved home side.

I would hazard a guess that Bluebirds boss Neil Warnock was not a happy camper at the break and told his players so.

It worked. Cardiff keep the pressure on leaders Wolves, who play later.

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As mentioned, Stephen Bywater has not covered himself in glory but he makes a good save to deny Cardiff substitute Gary Madine from making it 4-1.

We are into the first minute for four added minutes now. Looks like job done for Neil Warnock's side.

Two big goals at the bottom of League Two.

First Ben Whitfield restores 10-man Port Vale's lead at Chesterfield and then John Akinde puts Barnet 2-1 up at home to Crewe with his second penalty of the afternoon.

And Ollie Palmer has the ball in the net for Lincoln.

This one does stand and the Imps lead Exeter 3-2 at Sincil Bank.

There's some decent pressure by Norwich as they look for an unlikely draw at Carrow Road.

Wes Hoolahan's creativity almost sets up a chance for Nelson Oliveira, but Fulham look set to see this out without too much strife.

That quickfire double from Stefan Johansen and Tom Cairney looks to be enough for the three points.

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Norwich have less than 10 minutes to salvage something here. They have just made their third change to mix things up.

Nelson Oliveira and Wes Hoolahan replaced Dennis Srbeny and Alex Tettey a few minutes ago and now Marcus Edwards comes on in place of Mario Vrancic.

One goal each would do nicely for the hosts. Can't see it, though.

Fulham look solid and full of confidence, but they did throw away a two-goal against QPR at home not that long ago...

Charlton are really enjoying life under caretaker manager Lee Bowyer.

The Addicks are on course for a second consecutive win under the former Leeds midfielder, as Northern Ireland international Josh Magennis puts them 4-0 up at Northampton.

In League Two, the madness continues at Sincil Bank.

Jake Taylor drilled into the bottom corner for Exeter to make it 2-2 against Lincoln.

Then the hosts thought they had restored their lead through Ollie Palmer moments later. But, after the striker ran the length of the field in celebration, the goal was disallowed.

Elsewhere, play-off hopefuls Coventry have equalised at Newport through Maxime Biamou.

Darren Bent's last involvement is to see a shot well saved by Cardiff keeper Neil Etheridge.

At 3-2 things could have got nervy.

The former England striker makes way for Joe Sbarra. Burton need a goal very soon to have any chance here.

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It's difficult to know how different things would have been for Sheffield Wednesday had one of their main men, Fernando Forestieri, been free of injury this season.

He's off the bench for his first appearance since August.

Cardiff are still in control against Burton, who have been a shadow of the side they were in the first half.

Stephen Bywater has had a stinker in goal for the visitors, but has also had to make several decent saves.

Gary Madine, Junior Hoilett and Marko Grujic have all gone close to adding to the lead.

Graham Carey has missed out on a hat-trick for Plymouth after blazing a penalty against the bar against Southend, but the Pilgrims are still 3-0 ahead.

In League Two, Jamie Devitt has put Carlisle ahead at Cheltenham from the spot.

United wil be four points off the play-offs if they can hold on.

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That was two goals in four minutes for Fulham, who are keeping the pressure on the top two.

And they also have Ryan Sessegnon on the pitch now. The teenager, one of the stars of the Championship this season, was rested but is now doing his thing down the left flank.

No respite for Norwich, but the hosts do threaten through Josh Murphy's low strike which goes across the face of the goal.