Some obscure injury news coming from the West Midlands tonight where Portsmouth are hoping to keep their League One automatic survival hopes alive at Walsall.

They'll have to do so without Ronan Curtis though for this off-field reason....

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League Two leaders Lincoln host Paul Scholes' Oldham tonight. With second-placed Bury not in action, the Imps could end the night five points clear at the top.

At the bottom, Notts County are seven points from safety. With only 10 games left, they need to start winning - and quickly.

Second-bottom Macclesfield were due to be facing Exeter, but that game is off because of a waterlogged pitch.

• Cambridge United v Crewe Alexandra
• Carlisle United v Notts County
• Colchester United v Forest Green Rovers
• Crawley Town v Mansfield Town
• Lincoln City v Oldham Athletic
• Macclesfield Town P-P Exeter City
• Morecambe v MK Dons
• Northampton Town v Newport County
• Port Vale v Yeovil Town
• Stevenage v Swindon Town
• Tranmere Rovers v Grimsby Town

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The game of the day in League One is at Oakwell, where second-placed Barnsley host third-placed Sunderland. If the Tykes win, they'll create a seven-point gap between the top two and the rest.

The bottom 13 clubs are separated by only 11 points, and it's difficult to see the relegation picture being resolved until the final day of the campaign.

• AFC Wimbledon v Peterborough United
• Barnsley v Sunderland
• Blackpool v Doncaster Rovers
• Bradford City v Luton Town
• Charlton Athletic v Burton Albion
• Coventry City v Fleetwood Town
• Gillingham v Bristol Rovers
• Plymouth Argyle v Shrewsbury Town
• Rochdale v Oxford United
• Scunthorpe United v Southend United
• Walsall v Portsmouth
• Wycombe Wanderers v Accrington Stanley

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The long-running saga that is Bolton Wanderers' recent history could be drawing to a close.

Having finally paid the playing squad their overdue February wages, owner Ken Anderson says tonight could be his last game as owner.

A takeover led by businessman Parminder Basran, alongside businesswoman Sharon Brittan and entrepreneur Jeff Thomas is set to go through.

"Hopefully, the takeover will be completed later this week and the new owners will be in place and will be given the time and opportunity to take the club forward," he wrote on the club website., external

Anderson added that he believes he has done a "reasonable job in trying to control costs at the club" but acknowledged the financial issues and "apologised unreservedly" for delays to wage payments.

"Cash flow has always been a problem at the club, both before and since I became involved, and if it wasn't for (former owner) Ed Davies and my limited financial support, I can assure you things would have been far worse," added Anderson.

• Blackburn Rovers v Wigan Athletic
• Bristol City v Ipswich Town
• Sheffield United v Brentford
• Bolton Wanderers v Sheffield Wednesday (20:00 GMT)
• Reading v Leeds United (20:00 GMT)

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Leeds start the evening second in the Championship after Saturday's victory at Bristol City.

Leaders Norwich don't play until tomorrow, so Marcelo Bielsa's men will go top of the table if they beat a Reading side struggling near the relegation zone but boosted by a thrilling win over Wigan at the weekend.

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Well it's a busy old day today isn't it?

But never mind Brexit, the Cheltenham Festival or the Champions League, the EFL is where it's at tonight.

As well as five games in the Championship - where there are big games at both ends of the table - there's almost a full programme in both League One and League Two.

So stay tuned to us here on BBC Sport for all the news, goals and incidents as they happen.