The game at Griffin Park is getting really stretched now.

Can either side win it, in the remaining seven minutes of normal time?

Wigan almost double their lead!

Chey Dunkley meets Gary Roberts' cross but nods it just wide.

2-0 would be game over surely? 10 minutes to go.

Struggling Plymouth are still level at home to Burton in League One.

Meanwhile, Doncaster Rovers have come back from 2-0 down at home to Gillingham to be level at 2-2.

And Sunderland have doubled their lead at Shrewsbury through Luke O'Nien, with six minutes left.

I think they heard - the comeback is halfway there!

Macclesfield have made it 1-1 against Carlisle through a Michael Rose penalty.

League Two's bottom club now need ONE MORE GOAL to avoid a record 37th consecutive English Football League game without a win.

I am a neutral.

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Swansea are having a really good go at this. How are your nerves, Villa fans? There are just over 10 minutes to go in Dean Smith's first game in charge.

Wigan are pushing for a winner.

Josh Windass slides in to meet a low cross, but Baggies keeper Sam Johnstone makes a fine save.

That's two shots on target for the hosts now - just the one for West Brom. But they're still heading top of the Championship with a point.

So close - Brentford's Ollie Watkins strikes against the post! Still 0-0.

Accrington are still 1-0 up at Peterborough, which would arguably be the result of the day in the third tier, if it stays like that. Stanley would go third.

No real chance to speak of but it's end to end, breathless stuff.

Neither side seems happy with a point, so don't be surprised if there's a late winner at the City Ground.

Okay, miracle might be a stretch but Macclesfield trail 1-0 at home to Carlisle with time ticking out.

They need two goals to avoid a record 37th consecutive English Football League game without a win.

Come on boys - be heroes!

Villa are living dangerous all of a sudden. Jay Fulton goes really close with a header for Swansea.

But the hosts still lead for now.

I know it's goalless still, but honestly, this game has sparked a bit.

First Stoke's Tom Ince went on a mazey run before laying off for Joe Allen who should've done better than shoot way over.

Straight up the other end and Maxime Colin hits the underside of the bar for Birmingham, he really would have struggled to go closer.

Villa goalscorer Tammy Abraham nearly gets a brace against his old side, but Swans stopper Kristoffer Nordfeldt comes out to make a fine save.

Moments later, at the other end, Bersant Celina curls narrowly wide for the visitors.

This one isn't over yet...

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Sunderland have taken the lead at Shrewsbury through an unfortunate own goal from the hosts' Omar Beckles.

Chris Brunt goes in late on Lee Evans and becomes the fifth West Brom player to go into the book.

Moments later Wigan's Chey Dunkley is shown a yellow card for fouling Dwight Gayle.

Eight bookings in the game and little quality. 30 minutes to go.

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Game changer? Thomas Frank's men go down to 10, as Chris Mepham sees red for a second bookable offence.

The attendance is pretty impressive at Stoke against Birmingham - 28,160 to be precise.

But those fans haven't witnessed many chances in either half, especially since the break.

As I type, Blues winger Connor Mahoney forces a smart save from England keeper Jack Butland, so maybe it's about to spring into life...