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Portsmouth 2-0 Wigan
It's another nearly moment for Wigan.
Nick Powell and James Vaughan play a neat one-two inside the area, but the ball gets away from Powell just as he's about to shoot and he commits a foul.
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Portsmouth 2-0 Wigan
It's another nearly moment for Wigan.
Nick Powell and James Vaughan play a neat one-two inside the area, but the ball gets away from Powell just as he's about to shoot and he commits a foul.
Portsmouth 2-0 Wigan
The Portsmouth fans are in full voice as the rain begins to lash it down again on the south coast.
Water is splashing up from the surface, but it doesn't seem to be causing too many problems at the moment.
Probably a good thing there are only 30 minutes left though - it's saturated out there.
Reaction: Bristol City 0-1 Brentford
Bristol City boss Lee Johnson was critical of home fans getting on his players' backs after a disappointing home defeat against Brentford.
City were beaten 1-0 to miss out on a top six return, but Johnson admitted they had little to help them from the stands against a tough Bees outfit.
"It's difficult for the crowd to get behind us today as we didn't give them a lot to get enthused about," he told BBC Radio Bristol.
"But, I don't like the jeers towards their own players when they come off. I've had that a couple of times as a player and it's not conducive to confidence levels.
"Maybe it's a good thing our next game is away. We'll take 2,000 fans to Millwall against a side on a good run."
Portsmouth 2-0 Wigan
Sam Morsy was booked for his protests in the aftermath of that Portsmouth goal.
The Wigan captain thought he was fouled in the build up. Replays suggest he had a fair point.
Jamal Lowe
Clinical!
Nathan Thompson finds Jamal Lowe in the box - he swivels and smashes it into the bottom corner.
Are Pompey moving to the cusp of the play-offs? It appears so.
Portsmouth 1-0 Wigan
Portsmouth don't appear to be sitting back.
Nathan Thompson finds himself in some space on the right, but his cross loops onto the top of the net.
Wigan have got to push up, so there might be a few gaps appearing for the hosts in good areas.
I'm waffling - it's still not a game great in quality!
Portsmouth 1-0 Wigan
What's Pompey's plan in this second half?
Go for a killer second or hold onto what they've got?
Wigan have scored 71 goals this campaign - the second most in League One - it'll be tough to shut them out.
Portsmouth 1-0 Wigan
Wigan instantly earn a free-kick, 30 yards from goal.
Nick Powell steps up and once again smashes it into the wall.
Portsmouth 1-0 Wigan
Wigan get the second half under way.
Can they come from behind to move back to the top of League One?
Pompey are eyeing the play-offs.
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Sheff Utd v Cardiff (19:45 BST)
Had enough EFL action for one day once we're done and dusted at Fratton Park?
Didn't think so. There's still one more Championship fixture on its way to you from 19:45 BST as we head to Bramall Lane.
Chris Wilder and Neil Warnock go head-to-head with Sheffield United and Cardiff City respectively.
Promotion dreams very much alive for both as one hunts one of the two automatic places and the other chases down a play-off berth.
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HT: Portsmouth 1-0 Wigan
Quote MessageIn tight games, goalscorers like Brett Pitman can always make the difference. Is this going to be another tight game?
Guy Whittingham, Former Portsmouth striker and manager on BBC Radio Solent
Reaction: Ipswich 2-2 Millwall
Mick McCarthy may well be on his way out of Ipswich in the summer, but he was delighted to see the response from his side in an entertaining 2-2 draw against MIllwall.
"That was a great game," he told BBC Suffolk. "I thought we started really well and shouldn't have fallen 1-0 down.
"We went 4-4-2 at half-time and then we were ahead within 10 minutes and that changed the atmosphere.
"I've heard Neil Harris say they should've come away with all three points, but the more fool them, they should've taken their chances.
"But, I can only really take my hat off to the response I got from my lads at half-time, they were superb against a side that's full of confidence at the moment."
Portsmouth 1-0 Wigan
The half-time whistle blows, Fratton Park roars.
Brett Pitman's penalty is the difference - but was Dan Burn's challenge on Ben Close outside the box?
It was certainly touch and go.
Portsmouth 1-0 Wigan
There will be two minutes of additional time at the end of the first half.
A half that has turned into an excellent one for the hosts.
Portsmouth 1-0 Wigan
Oh, it should be 2-0.
Brett Pitman latches onto a poor defensive header by Callum Elder, races through but Christian Walton stays big and turns it behind.
What an end to this first half for the hosts.
Brett Pitman pen
Great penalty from Brett Pitman - Pompey lead.
The striker smashes the ball low into the corner, sending Christian Walton the wrong way.
It's his 20th goal of the season.
Portsmouth 0-0 Wigan
Ben Close goes down under challenge from Dan Burn and the referee points to the spot.
Was it inside the area? Paul Cook isn't happy.
Portsmouth 0-0 Wigan
James Vaughan has to do better.
Max Power does well to find the Wigan forward in space in the box, but he scuffs his effort well wide.