Five minutes of injury time in Bristol passes without too much incident.

Bristol City have created more openings in the first half, but have not really tested visiting keeper Dillon Phillips.

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Fulham have a one-goal lead at the break courtesy of top scorer Aleksandar Mitrovic.

They could have had more - but as it stands the Whites are moving into the play-off places.

Goalless at the break at Pride Park, although it's the visitors who will be most disappointed with that scoreline.

Wigan have had several shots at Derby's goal but haven't seriously tested Rams goalkeeper Kelle Roos yet.

One Tom Lawrence attempt aside, it's hardly been vintage Derby.

No goals and not much to shout about at the John Smith's Stadium.

Boro had the best chance of the half but Daniel Ayala sent his header over the bar from inside the six-yard box in the opening minutes.

The loser of tonight's match will end the day in the relegation zone.

Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic almost scores his second of the night, but he can't quite get onto the end of Joe Bryan's teasing low ball which goes across the face of the Luton goal.

Middlesbrough get men forward and any one of two or three players could have a strike at goal.

Eventually Paddy McNair does just that but he gets right under his effort.

They will play five minutes of added time at Ashton Gate.

There has only been one shot on target - which came from the Robins - so far.

Close for Town.

Ashley Fletcher brings Jonathan Hogg down about 25 yards from goal and Adama Diakhaby sends a free-kick whistling just past Aynsley Pears' left post.

There's a long stoppage while Derby defender Curtis Davies gets treatment for a head knock. He seems ok to continue.

Meanwhile, the Rams are being watched tonight by Richard Keogh, who sustained a season-ending knee injury during that ill-fated team-bonding session last month.

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Anthony Knockaert almost makes it 2-0 to the Whites as his first-time left-footed strike goes narrowly over.

That was close.

Luton respond well and have a couple of efforts from Harry Cornick and James Collins blocked inside the box.

Middlesbrough striker Ashley Fletcher, without a goal since August, swivels neatly on the edge of the area but drags his low shot just past the post.

Boro coming into this more as we approach the break.

They say lightning doesn't strike twice.

But it has for Charlton, with regards to injuries.

Jake Forster-Caskey goes down holding his hamstring and can't continue. Chris Solly replaces him at left wing-back.

That's two substitutes used before half-time by the Addicks - whose manager Lee Bowyer is in a lofty position in the stand.

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No more goals to report in League One, with Rotherham and Fleetwood still holding 1-0 leads in their respective games.

The other match in the third tier - Peterborough v Accrington - is goalless.

Luton come forward and work the ball to James Collins on the left hand side of the area, but the striker skews his effort high and wide of Marek Rodak's goal.

Collins is one strike shy of 50 league goals for the Hatters.

He has not scored in his past three appearances.

Kamil Grosicki plays Jarrod Bowen in on the Forest goal but Brice Samba does brilliantly to deny the forward.

Another injury blow for Charlton as Sam Field is carried off on a stretcher because of injury.

Experienced midfielder Darren Pratley comes on in his place.

Field started in place of Jonny Williams, who was forced off during Saturday's win over Derby County.

Some more goals would be nice...

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A good block by Charlton centre-back Jason Pearce denies Andreas Weimann.

The ball comes back in to the City forward from Josh Brownhill, who sends his header wide from inside the six yard box.

Wigan are looking the most likely to get the opener in this one.

Gavin Massey goes close now, curling an effort just wide of the far post.