So, as we enter the final stages of the 2017-18 season, who's your money on to reach the Championship play-offs?

Millwall were the only side to win between fifth place and 10th place on Good Friday, after they beat Nottingham Forest 2-0.

With just two points separating five places and the final two play-off places up for grabs, it's going to be an exciting end to the campaign.

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So as the players enjoy a half-time orange and I enjoy a cuppa, let's relive yesterday's Good Friday Championship action.

Wolves bolstered their lead at the summit with a hard-fought 2-1 away win against Middlesbrough despite being reduced to nine men after Ruben Neves and Matt Doherty were sent off.

Elsewhere, Cardiff beat struggling Burton Albion and Fulham beat Norwich at Carrow Road as they continued their promotion push.

Aston Villa face Hull City in tonight's late Championship fixture and can draw level on points with Fulham should they win.

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Jota's penalty on 21 minutes puts Birmingham City into a one-goal lead against Ipswich Town at the break.

They've been good value for their lead and Garry Monk will be pleased with his side's bright performance.

It's also half-time in the League One fixture between Walsall and Portsmouth, which is goalless.

It's not been the first-half performance a lot of Ipswich fans might have hoped for, though. They haven't recorded a shot on target so far this afternoon.

After winning a free-kick when Jordan Spence is fouled outside the box, it comes to nothing as Blues eventually clear their lines.

It's quietened down a bit as we approach the tail end of the first half at St Andrew's.

A Jacques Maghoma corner sails past everyone in the box but falls to Michael Morrison who nods off target.

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Oliver Allen: Right time for him to go in my opinion. Was a good servant but stale tactics and bitterness with fans has ruined season. Future was in the balance so good we now know.

Paul Barber: McCarthy has done a fantastic job on limited funds but the time is right for change. His negative football and disregard for a section of our fans created a rift that could not be healed. Now we need Evans to sell up.

A tremendous save from Bartosz Bialkowski to deny Birmingham City what could have been their second of the afternoon.

Che Adams fires goalwards and his deflected spinning shot is saved by the Ipswich keeper's legs.

Still no goals in today's League One match between Walsall and Portsmouth.

Veteran striker Brett Pitman has just sent a header wide for the visitors, who are hoping to move within two points of the top six with victory today.

Credit to Ipswich, they've kept pressing despite conceding. They break upfield on the attack and Callum Connolly receives possession on the edge of the box before unleashing a shot.

Unfortunately for the Tractor Boys, it's blocked by Wes Harding.

Simon Atkins: Blues have been crying out for us to consistently play two up front. We started doing so, and we started playing better, no brainer!

Blues have won one and lost two under Garry Monk so far, although there were signs of improvement in losses to Middlesbrough and Cardiff before Blues beat Hull 3-0 in their most recent match.

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The hosts win a penalty as Cameron Carter-Vickers brings down Jacques Maghoma.

There's not a great deal happening at St Andrew's at the minute.

Both sides well and truly sussing each other out as it stands.

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A milestone for Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku - he's just scored his 100th Premier League goal to put the Red Devils 1-0 up at home to Swansea.

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Blues have won two corners in the opening 10 minutes at St Andrew's, the latter of which reaches David Davis who tries his luck with a volleyed effort that sails wide.

Ipswich are defending valiantly so far but Garry Monk's side will be throwing everything at them as they chase a much-needed victory that will lift them out of the bottom three.

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The hosts have started brightly here. Lukas Jutkiewicz heads towards goal but Jonas Knudsen is on hand to clear away the danger.

Meanwhile, Jota cuts in to shoot from long range, but his effort is well wide of the mark.

Ding ding! Let's get it onnnnnnn!

The players are out at St Andrew's and we're about to get under way.

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I'll also be keeping you up to date with events just down the road from St Andrew's at Walsall.

The Saddlers are four points above the League One relegation zone and will hope new boss Dean Keates can steer them closer to safety.

Portsmouth, meanwhile, start today's match five points off the play-off spots. It's getting mightily congested up there, with two points separating the teams in fifth and eighth. Ninth-placed Pompey will want to be in the mix too.