Claudio Yacob comes on for Forest, gets a decent reception from the home crowd having previously been a Baggies, with Ryan Yates making way.

The midfielder is on for insurance. Steel the midfield. Then Lewis Grabban comes off and veteran forward Daryl Murphy comes on.

West Brom keep plugging away... 12 to go.

QPR want a penalty for what they perceive to be a foul on Eberechi Eze in the box, but nothing is given.

It was a brilliant piece of skill from the youngster, but perhaps not enough contact for a decision to be made.

At the other end City's Matty Taylor forces a save from Joe Lumley and wins a corner.

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Oldham still lead Yeovil 2-1 as Paul Scholes closes in on a debut managerial win.

Elsewhere, out-of-form MK Dons have taken a late lead at Newport thanks to Chuks Aneke.

The Welsh side could be excused for taking their eye off the ball, they host Manchester City in the FA Cup at the weekend.

Wednesday win a free-kick 25 yards out after Fernando Forestieri is brought down.

The Argentine takes it but it floats harmlessly over.

We're into the 89th minute at The Den.

That was the chance to settle it for Nottingham Forest, as Lewis Grabban's arrowed drive forces a fine save from Sam Johnstone. Beaten away.

Full credit to Joe Lolley for the silky build-up.

Birmingham running out of time and perhaps you could say ideas as they battle to overturn this 1-0 deficit.

Bolton doing enough to keep them out... famous last words? Four to go.

Things have calmed down somewhat at the KCOM Stadium, where there are six minutes of normal time left.

Rotherham's momentum from coming from two goals down seems to have evaporated, but they certainly would've taken a draw at half-time.

West Brom so close to an opening, a lovely lifted ball into the box just outruns Jay Rodriguez as he sought to lock on. Creative.

Forest have packed their half every time West Brom move forward. Alex Milosevic has been booked too, for a wild lunge.

Coming up to the final 15 minutes, it was a 20:00 GMT kick-off y'see.

Wes Hoolahan being brought on for West Brom to replace Stefan Johansen, and if anyone has the magic in their boots to create something then it's the Republic of Ireland international.

Gifted player, but he'll have to pick his way through a minefield Forest defence. They're set-up excellently.

Heading into the final 20 minutes at The Hawthorns.

Ben Marshall has a header cleared off the line for Millwall!

His close-range effort is denied by Wednesday defender Jordan Thorniley, and Steve Bruce's side live to fight another day.

The Lions make a double substitution - Shane Ferguson and Fred Onyedinma on for Lee Gregory and Marshall.

Birmingham have ramped up the pressure as they seek to turn this game back in their favour against Bolton, who are defending desperately.

Blues have the field position, but haven't been able to deliver the quality they need thus far. David Davis is on, enthusiastically greeted after a long lay-off, first appearance of the season after an ankle injury.

Sunderland are level against Blackpool, Jack Baldwin heading in unmarked for the fourth-placed Black Cats.

Meanwhile, Doncaster are home and dry at home to Southend, John Marquis turning provider for Herbie Kane to tap-in and make it 3-0.

Can they now take their feet off the gas and prepare mentally for the weekend's FA Cup fifth-round tie against Crystal Palace?

The home side think they already have a second, but QPR are saved by the referee's whistle.

Eros Pisano - who scored Bristol City's weekend winner - heads a corner in but it's brought back for a foul.

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Oldham still lead Yeovil 2-1 in Paul Scholes' first game as Latics boss.

Elsewhere, Shaun Miller has put Crewe back in front against 10-man Carlisle.

Forest centre-half Alex Milosevic makes a superb touch to steer the ball away from the oncoming Dwight Gayle, at the expense of a West Brom corner.

Towering leap... needed to be too.

Forest desperate to get a foothold back in the game. Almost at the hour mark.

Sheffield Wednesday are still probing in a much-improved second half display at The Den.

Barry Bannan - captaining the Owls on his 150th appearance for the club - finds George Boyd, whose low cross is excellently cleared by Millwall's Shaun Hutchinson.

This one could genuinely go either way.

The hosts have already made all three substitutes - striker Matty Taylor is the final player off the bench in place of midfielder Marlon Pack.

Lee Johnson is certainly going for it as Bristol City pile forward for an equaliser.