Aiden McGeady clearly fancies a goal bonus this Easter weekend.

Cuts inside from the left and has a go with his right foot, but over the bar it goes.

Charlie Wyke then forces a good low save out of Marko Marosi in Doncaster's goal but George Honeyman is flagged offside for the follow-up.

Jon McLaughlin shows that some goalkeepers can be calm on the ball when called upon.

A very brave back pass sees him take the ball on his right foot inside his own area and he nonchalantly leaves a lunging John Marquis on the deck as he knocks it past him and clears.

Moments before, Alfie May nearly latched on to the end of a ball over the top but McLaughlin was off his line quickly to block it form going on target.

While we're focusing on the race to go up from this division, there was drama down the bottom end of it earlier as one club's relegation was confirmed....

Bryan Oviedo gets his legs going again in space down the left and tries his luck on goal.

Lovely daisy-cutter left-foot effort that goes across goal and hits the base of the post.

Away to safety much to Doncaster's relief.

Alfie May's first spell on the ball isn't a memorable one for Doncaster as he tries to spray the ball wide right but only manages to send it out for a throw-in.

Sunderland again looking for a third goal with Aiden McGeady showing his trickery out on the left wing.

And we're back at it on Wearside for the second half.

Doncaster Rovers have made a double substitution though as Alfie May and Ali Crawford replace James Coppinger and Ben Whiteman.

Sunderland unchanged for the time being.

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Sheffield United were the first of the promotion-chasers in action today. And, after back-to-back draws had seemingly dented their hopes of a top-two finish, the Blades moved back into second in the Championship table by beating Nottingham Forest.

"It was a good performance, a positive result and obviously a big three points," Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder told BBC Radio Sheffield.

"We deserved to win, people will talk about their red card but I'm delighted we've got the second goal.

"We have 82 points - that isn't done by just turning up, it's done by player performing and their attitude and everybody bringing it together.

"I thought the atmosphere was amazing and it drove the players on."

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• Bolton are relegated after a 2-0 home defeat against Aston Villa who strengthen their promotion chances with a ninth consecutive victory.
• Leeds are stunned at home by lowly WIgan, surrendering a 1-0 lead against ten men to lose 2-1. The Latics are now five points clear of the drop zone as third-from-bottom Rotherham lost a 4-3 thriller against Swansea.
• Sheffield United's 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest earlier in the day and Leeds' failure to get a point means the Blades remain in the top two on goal difference .
• Middlesbrough go above Bristol City and into the final play-off spot with a 1-0 win over Stoke.
• West Brom are six points off the top two with three games left after a 3-2 home win over Hull.

And if you need a reminder of what else has already happened in the Championship today, stay right there....

My word - what a feast of football we've had already today and we're not done even after this game.

Norwich City host Sheffield Wednesday at Carrow Road in our evening Championship game and the Canaries know a win will take them within three points of promotion.

In the meantime, Sunderland know a win here will take them back to third in League One and two points behind second-placed Barnsley with a game in hand.

The shortlist for the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2019 has been revealed - and you can now vote for your winner.

The five contenders are:

·Pernille Harder - Vfl Wolfsburg forward

·Ada Hegerberg - Olympique Lyonnais striker

·Lindsey Horan - Portland Thorns midfielder

·Sam Kerr - Chicago Red Stars and Perth Glory striker

·Saki Kumagai - Olympique Lyonnais defender

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Voting closes on Thursday, 2 May at 09:00 BST (08:00 GMT) and the winner will be announced on Wednesday, 22 May on BBC World Service and the BBC Sport website.

That is the break but only after Danny Andrew comes within inches of reducing the deficit for Doncaster.

He fires a left-foot free-kick against the right post and that effort had Jon McLaughlin at full stretch in the Sunderland goal.

The hosts are in control, through, thanks to goals from Lewis Morgan and Charlie Wyke.

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Just the one minute to be added on at the end of this first half.

Moving towards the interval and Sunderland still hunting for a third goal.

Max Power looking for through balls as much as possible. Doncaster hoping to limit the damage before half-time.

Passes not sticking to feet for Doncaster now who are desperately trying to force their way back into things before the break.

Ben Whiteman not able to pick up the decent build-up down the left for the visitors.

Not clicking for Doncaster coming forward as the ball gets away from the feet of Matty Blair after an attempted cross-field ball from the left.

Ironic cheers from the home supporters...

Sunderland still rampant even after that second goal.

Bryan Oviedo again in acres of space wide left and his cross is met by a diving header from Charlie Wyke, but a relieved Marko Marosi can gather that with two hands.

Pinball around the Doncaster area as Sunderland players line up seemingly at will to have a strike on goal.

It eventually deflects behind for a corner to the hosts...

First bit of wasteful possession from Sunderland as George Honeyman squanders a good position on the right side of the Doncaster penalty area.

Tries to pull it back across goal but ends up playing it to nobody in particular...