A big game in the third tier with seventh-placed Doncaster away at sixth-placed Peterborough. It's Posh who strike first, George Cooper curling in a fine strike from the edge of the box.

Rovers would go into the final play-off spot with a win.

Elsewhere, Bradford's struggles continue. The Bantams are already losing 1-0 at home to Fleetwood. Paddy Madden has his 13th league goal of the season.

If you are just joining us, you missed some late drama in the early kick-off.

Kalvin Phillips equalised in the 11th minute of injury time at Middlesbrough to give Leeds a point, which moved them back to the top of the Championship.

You can read the match report from that game by clicking the link below.

Hull have a great opportunity to take the lead at Pride Park.

Fraizer Campbell squares the ball to Kamil Grosicki, but the Poland winger sees his mis-hit effort hit the frame of the goal from 10 yards out.

The Tigers started the day three places and four points behind the Rams.

Bolton have the first chance of the afternoon at the University of Bolton Stadium, but Josh Magennis' header is held by Preston keeper Declan Rudd on the line.

Bolton have won just one of their past 20 Championship games and are three points from safety.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

There's an angry backdrop to Swansea's match against Millwall, with Swans fans protesting against their club's owners before kick-off.

They are unhappy with the way Americans Steve Kaplan and Jason Levien have run the club since their 2016 takeover, with almost constant off-field turbulence leading to relegation from the Premier League last season.

Chairman Huw Jenkins resigned last Saturday and, in the first match since his departure, Swansea fans have been venting their fury outside the Liberty Stadium about the way Jenkins, Kaplan and Levien have run the Welsh club in recent years.

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That late goal to salvage a draw means Leeds United regain top spot in the Championship.

Norwich City will have the chance to return to the summit and move two points clear if they beat bottom club Ipswich at midday tomorrow.

Bristol City are the only side in the top six in action this afternoon, with West Brom playing at 17:30.

Derby could move into the play-off places if they win against Hull and the Robins slip up at Blackburn.

Five of the bottom six are playing, with Reading having the chance to move out of the relegation zone if they better Rotherham's result.

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What is it with the Championship and late drama?!

Kalvin Phillips' goal in the 101st minute of the contest rescues a point for Leeds and denies Middlesbrough what would've been a huge win.

Still going at the Riverside Stadium, we are under way in eight Championship games, with a full programme in League One and League Two.

The away side just can't quite carve out that one clear chance to grab a leveller.

Pablo Hernandez's free-kick bounces to Tyler Roberts but he can't control it and the ball is cleared. Soon after, Ryan Shotton is forced to head behind and so Leeds have another corner...

Middlesbrough midfielder Jonny Howson is pulled up for a handball out on the left flank and gets a yellow card.

This game is quite likely to spill into our 15:00 GMT kick-offs now...

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The resulting set-piece comes to nothing and time is ticking for Marcelo Bielsa's side.

We're just over halfway through the 12 added minutes.

Jack Harrison musters a chance for himself, bursting into the Middlesbrough box before seeing his shot turned behind for a Leeds corner.

Leeds goalkeeper Kiko Casilla gathers the ball from the second phase and the Whites survive.

Will there be a late, late sting in the tail?

Leeds want to be doing the attacking at the moment, but Jonny Howson gets in behind the visiting backline and wins Boro a corner.

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Two of the Championship's in-form sides are set to meet at Ewood Park this afternoon - and it should be a belter.

Blackburn Rovers had won four in a row prior to last Saturday's defeat at Brentford, recovering from an iffy festive period to keep themselves in the play-off mix.

Lee Johnson's Bristol City, meanwhile, are gunning for an eighth successive victory in all competitions today.

The Robins, who have Kasey Palmer among their ranks after he'd spent the first half of the season on loan at Rovers, are sixth in the table.

The fourth official's board is up and we'll have 12 more minutes at the Riverside.

There's just a minute of normal time left, by the way. We'll be in for a fair bit of stoppage time too now, I suspect...

We're back under way now. If we hear anymore about that incident we'll let you know.