Stoppage time Pilkington goal earns Cardiff draw at Sheff Utd
Northampton part company with Hasselbaink
Portsmouth hold on to beat Wigan in League One
Sunderland lose at home to Sheff Wed
Maupay gives Brentford win at Bristol City
Assombalonga levels for Boro at Burton
Portsmouth v Wigan (17:30 BST)
Anyway, back to Fratton Park where the teams have emerged - Gary Smee will take you through this one.
Portsmouth can move level on points with sixth-placed Charlton with victory.
Wigan will return to the top of League One with a win.
The atmosphere is electric. Lovely stuff.
FT: Ipswich 2-2 Millwall
Nick Godwin
BBC Radio London sport reporter
Hmm, it doesn't sound like Millwall boss Neil Harris was too chuffed after their draw at Portman Road...
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Portsmouth v Wigan (17:30 BST)
Portsmouth make just one change as Brandon Haunstrup replaces dad-to-be Dion Donohue.
Paul Cook brings in two new faces to his Wigan starting XI - James Vaughan and Gavin Massey play.
Portsmouth XI: McGee, Thompson, Whatmough, Clarke, Haunstrup, Walkes, Lowe, Evans, Close, Naismith, Pitman.
Wigan XI: Walton, Byrne, Elder, Morsy, Power, Vaughan, Massey, Jacobs, Dunkley, Powell, Burn.
Portsmouth v Wigan (17:30 BST)
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The focus now switches to League One as title-chasing Wigan head to play-off hunting Portsmouth and manager Paul Cook's old stomping ground of Fratton Park.
Can Pompey make it an unhappy return for Cook and continue their march on the top six or will Wigan push on to an immediate return to the Championship?
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Image source, Rex FeaturesLittle has changed at the bottom of the Championship either.
Burton move level on points with Sunderland, but their goal difference is far inferior.
Both are five points shy of safety with six games left.
There are no movers and shakers outside the top six either.
Just three points separate Middlesbrough in sixth and Preston in 10th.
Brentford's big win at Bristol City also moves them back into the picture.
Sheffield United would move above Boro and into the play-offs with victory over second-placed Cardiff this evening.
Middlesbrough's late leveller at Burton means nothing has changed in the top six positions.
Cardiff can close the gap to leaders Wolves to three points with victory at Sheffield United later.
There are new leaders (for now) in League One after Blackburn's win 2-1 at MK Dons.
Shrewsbury also temporarily move up to second with an entertaining 3-2 win at home against Oxford.
Oldham are out of the bottom four after coming from behind to beat Blackpool while Peterborough are into the play-off places along with Charlton after they beat Northampton and Rotherham respectively.
League Two full-time scores
As well as those wins for the top three, here are the full results from League Two, including a damaging loss for bottom side Barnet and an astonishing 6-2 win for Yeovil at Coventry:
League Two headlines
The top three have all won in League Two, to increase their advantages at the top.
Luton and Wycombe both came from behind at home to earn their victories, while Mark Hughes' early goal was enough for leaders Accrington to beat Notts County, who slip to fifth.
Bristol City 0-1 Brentford
Bristol City miss a big chance to go in to the top six, as Brentford deservedly win to move within five points of Middlesbrough, as things continue to get congested in the lower half of the top half of the Championship.
Ipswich 2-2 Millwall
Somehow Ipswich cling on for a point after a barrage of Millwall chances in the closing stages.
Bartosz Bialkowski makes four stunning saves to deny Neil Harris' men a seventh straight away win and they will not be in the play-offs tonight after surrendering a first-half lead.
Bristol City 0-1 Brentford
They're still playing at Ashton Gate but Bristol City still haven't managed an effort on target.
Brentford look the more likely to grab another goal.
Sunderland 1-3 Sheff Wed
Struggling Sunderland return to form as Sheffield Wednesday climb to 16th, 13 points clear of danger.
Ipswich 2-2 Millwall
Millwall again denied the winner by another two fine saves by Ipswich keeper Bartosz Bialkowski.
Mahlon Romeo is the first man who can't finish and then again Jed Wallace can't beat the big Pole in the goal.
QPR 4-1 Norwich
Three second-half goals for QPR results in a convincing home win over mid-table rivals Norwich.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBristol City 0-1 Brentford
This game could finish late compared to the other Championship matches, as six minutes of added time are indicated.
Can Brentford hold on to move within five points of the top six?
Burton 1-1 Middlesbrough
All done at the Pirelli Stadium and Burton came within just a couple of minutes of taking all three points.
League One latest
Big goal at Boundary Park for Eoin Doyle and Oldham puts them 2-1 ahead against Blackpool and will pull them out of the relegation zone.
Fleetwood find two late goals at home against Bristol Rovers to take the win there it would seem.