With League One leaders Luton not in action until tomorrow, fellow promotion-chasers Barnsley, Portsmouth and Sunderland will all be hoping to make up ground.

Walsall v Southend and Rochdale v Wycombe also look massive games for very different reasons!

Here's the rest of the day's fixtures (15:00 BST unless stated):

• AFC Wimbledon v Bristol Rovers
• Barnsley v Shrewsbury
• Burton v Portsmouth
• Fleetwood v Peterborough
• Gillingham v Plymouth
• Rochdale v Wycombe
• Scunthorpe v Blackpool
• Walsall v Southend
• Sunderland v Doncaster (17:15 BST)

An added bonus for you this afternoon.

If you click the play button at the top of this page you can enjoy 5 Live Final Score, allowing you to listen to BBC Radio 5 Live's coverage of this afternoon's games alongside a vidiprinter goals service.

Here's some of the key team news across the Championship fixtures that kick-off at 15:00 BST today:

• Birmingham recall winger Jacques Maghoma while visitors to St Andrew's, Derby, name an unchanged XI with Scott Malone and Duane Holmes sidelined.
• Bolton who could be relegated today welcome back Jack Hobbs while Aston Villa have captain Jack Grealish back in the the starting line-up after missing the win over Bristol last time out.
• Leeds are again without Lee Cooper and Gaetano Berardi continues in his absence - Wigan's Danny Fox misses the game after limping off in the 1-1 draw with Norwich City with Nick Powell again named on the bench at Elland Road.
• West Brom boss Jimmy Shan brings in Rakeem Harper and Hal Robson-Kanu to the starting XI with Jake Livermore and Jay Rodriguez on the bench. Hull have Dan Batty starting and Jon Toral is back in the squad as a substitute.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

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It is a landmark day for Swansea City, who play the 4,000th league game in their history against Rotherham United at the Liberty Stadium this afternoon.

But will there be a landmark result for the visitors?

Paul Warne's team have toiled on their travels all season, winning just once - at QPR in March - in 2018-19.

With the games running out in the race to avoid relegation to League One, Warne will hope so.

The ball's been in the net at The Den but it won't count!

Kamohelo Mokotjo turned the ball in for Brentford but he is ruled offside.

At the other end Jed Wallace's chipped ball towards Tom Elliott comes back off the bar.

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Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder told Sky Sports:

"We said all along they are tough games in the Championship.

"They are a good side with an experienced manager so it was good to get in front, close the game out and get back to what we do.

"The reason they went down to 10 men was because we were positive and trying to drive forward and score goals.

"They sat in and made it difficult then but never really looked like threatening. To get the second calmed everyone down.

"It's been a great effort by everyone and we are not done yet. It's been a tough week but we came roaring back."

Second red of the game, this time it's Charlton's Chris Solly for a late challenge.

The first red card in the game by the way was Oxford keeper Simon Eastwood.

Both sides now down to 10 men.

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It's been another remarkable week in the world of Bolton Wanderers, with the club finally confirming a takeover by former Watford owner Laurence Bassini on Wednesday.

And even then it wasn't simple, with Bassini telling BBC Radio Manchester that he had saved the club from administration "at the 11th hour".

Well, Bolton are "at the 11th hour" on the pitch too, with their Championship status hanging by a thread.

And the equation is simple: lose to in-form Aston Villa and Wanderers will definitely be trotting off to play in League One next season.

But draw or win and results elsewhere could send them down anyway.

Here's what we have coming up for you in the Championship later this afternoon from 15:00 BST onwards...

• Birmingham City v Derby County
• Bolton Wanderers v Aston Villa
• Leeds United v Wigan Athletic
• Middlesbrough v Stoke City
• Preston North End v Ipswich Town
• Queens Park Rangers v Blackburn Rovers
• Swansea City v Rotherham United
• West Bromwich Albion v Hull City
• Norwich City v Sheffield Wednesday (19:45 BST)

If anything, Brentford look more likely to get a second than Millwall do, despite the home side having a man advantage.

This is a big chance for the Lions to climb away from danger.

Meanwhile, here's what else we have coming up in the Championship....

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Goalscorer Mark Duffy told Sky Sports:

"There were two bodies in the way so it was great relief when it went in.

"It was all-important to win. It's nice to play well but it's all about the three points."

Enda Stevens, who scored the second goal to ensure Sheffield United go second in the table:

"We are just concentrating on ourselves and not worrying about other teams and wherever our results takes, they take us."

Confirmation that Sheffield United go second for the time being before Leeds' game with Wigan, which kicks off at 15:00 BST.

What the Blades' win does mean is that Norwich City cannot be promoted until Monday at the earliest.

But the Canaries' fate is very much in their hands. They need a maximum of six points from their remaining four games to secure a return to the Premier League.

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It's all over. Job well and truly done for Sheffield United who are now occupying second place in the Championship table on goal difference from Leeds United.

The red card for Forest defender Yohan Benalouane was undoubtedly the key moment in the game but the Blades still had to make the most of it. And they did.

Will Leeds respond with a home win over Wigan and go back above their Yorkshire rivals? We'll soon know.

Unsurprisingly, Millwall have seen plenty of the ball so far in the second half but it's their keeper, David Martin, who has had to make a save to keep out a long-range Sergi Canos effort.

Four minutes of injury-time are under way.

Surely Forest cannot find a couple of goals here?

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Sheffield United have been good value for the win since having the extra man.

Two fine finishes and they are heading to second in the Championship - at least prior to Leeds' game against Wigan.

Chris Wilder takes the cheers and thanks from the Blades fans.

"He's one of our own," they sing.

Staright red for Oxford keeper Simon Eastwood for handling the ball outside of the area.