We will have four minutes of added time at Villa Park.

Can the hosts close it out for a 10th straight win?

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Wigan pulled of a great result on Friday, winning 2-1 at Leeds despite playing with 10 men for over 70 minutes.

That result moved the Latics five points clear of the relegation zone.

Paul Cook's men have lost just one of their past six games, and are unbeaten in eight at the DW Stadium.

Today's visitors Preston seem set to miss out on the play-offs after losing four games in a row.

The Lilywhites ended that run on Friday, when they won at rock-bottom Ipswich.

Millwall are starting to put every man up for set pieces in the closing stages, but Villa break from a set piece.

This time it is Anwar El Ghazi who has a chance on the counter-attack.

He does everything right from the one-on-one, but David Martin is there again and flicks the ball wide of goal.

Somehow he denies the winger. If that was in it would have been all over.

El Ghazi is down on his haunches wondering how he didn't finish the game off.

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It's a big game for Rotherham today.

The Millers started the day three points from safety, and will be hoping to avoid joining Ipswich and Bolton in League One next season.

Their survival bid was dented on Friday, when they lost 4-3 at Swansea, and Paul Warne's side have won just one of their past six games.

Birmingham are not totally safe following their nine-point deduction for breaching FFP rules, and have drawn their past three.

ANOTHER David Martin save - this time clawing out a diving header from Keinan Davis.

But, there was an infringement and Millwall get a free-kick, so it wouldn't have stood.

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Andre Green must have thought he'd made it 2-0.

The ball falls to him on the volley and he sends a left-footed snap-shot goalwards.

But that man David Martin is there again to make another save for Millwall.

There are just over six minutes left.

There is a full fixture list in League Two today, with all the games kicking off at 15:00 BST.

Already-promoted Lincoln City will be crowned champions if they beat Tranmere Rovers.

Nothing else can be settled today but Macclesfield are two points ahead of Yeovil and Notts County, who occupy the two relegation places.

• Bury v Northampton
• Crawley v Notts Co
• Forest Green v Cambridge
• Grimsby v Carlisle
• Lincoln v Tranmere
• Macclesfield v Newport
• MK Dons v Port Vale
• Morecambe v Cheltenham
• Oldham v Mansfield
• Stevenage v Exeter
• Swindon v Crewe
• Yeovil v Colchester

A slight break in play as Lions keeper David Martin recovers from a late challenge by Neil Taylor.

The Villa left-back goes into the book for that one.

Sheffield United make two changes for their crucial game at Hull City, as John Egan returns after a ban and Scott Hogan replaces Gary Madine up front.

Striker Billy Sharp remains sidelined with a hamstring issue, but Chris Basham is fit enough to return to the bench.

Hull give a start to former Blades keeper George Long in goal, while Marc Pugh and Robbie McKenzie also come in to start for the home side.

Hull XI: Long, Lichaj, De Wijs, Pugh, Grosicki, Irvine, Kane, Batty, Bowen, Campbell, McKenzie.

Sheff Utd XI: Henderson, Baldock, Stevens, Fleck, O'Connell, Hogan, Egan, Norwood, McGoldrick, Duffy, Crainie.

Another save from David Martin keeps Millwall in the game.

This time it is Anwar El Ghazi who is denied after cutting in from the left and unleashing a low strike at goal.

The Lions make another change, as striker Steve Morison replaces midfielder Ryan Tunnicliffe.

Villa make their final change, as Keinan Davis comes on for Jonathan Kodjia.

The hosts have some defending to do, as keeper Jed Steer punches away one ball into the box and then Tyrone Mears shepherds out the ball under pressure from Lee Gregory.

Villa have just under 15 minutes to see out.

With league leaders Luton Town not in action until tomorrow evening, today is more about the race for automatic promotion and the battle for survival in League One.

The Hatters could be promoted on Tuesday, but only if other results go in their favour before then.

With Pompey having beaten Coventry in the early kick-off to move second, Barnsley and Sunderland are on the road and needing results.

The Tykes go to Plymouth and Sunderland are at Peterborough.

At the bottom, second-bottom Walsall go to 18th-placed Wycombe and Scunthorpe, in 20th, go to fifth-placed Charlton.

• Portsmouth 2-1 Coventry FT
• Southend 2-1 Burton
• Blackpool v Fleetwood (15:00 BST)
• Bradford v Gillingham (15:00 BST)
• Bristol Rovers v Rochdale (15:00 BST)
• Charlton v Scunthorpe (15:00 BST)
• Peterborough v Sunderland (15:00 BST)
• Plymouth v Barnsley (15:00 BST)
• Shrewsbury v Oxford (15:00 BST)
• Wycombe v Walsall (15:00 BST)

Millwall defender Jake Cooper heads well wide of goal from a long free-kick forward, and it is a let-off for Villa keeper Jed Steer.

He had run out of his goal to almost the edge of the area in an attempt to gather the ball, and was nowhere near getting it.

As it is the ball drops harmlessly wide, but if it was on target it would have been the equaliser.

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Derby County are still in the thick of the chase for the play-offs, but one win in their past four has seen the Rams drop to eighth, and three points off Middlesbrough, who occupy the final spot.

Frank Lampard's side welcome a QPR team who have just one win in nine and are winless in their last nine Championship games away from Loftus Road.

Rangers are eight points above the relegation zone, but should be fine.

Lions keeper David Martin keeps it at 1-0 as he denies Jack Grealish from close range.

The Villa skipper was around the penalty spot and got a good effort away, but Martin saves with his legs.

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Brett Pitman's half-volley in the last 10 minutes gives Portsmouth victory over Coventry City and lifts Pompey up to second in League One. Important comeback victory, that.

Aston Villa sub Andre Green hits the side-netting from a narrow angle, as Shane Ferguson closed him down.