Here's what Forest's victory in the early kick-off has done to the Championship table.

They move level on points with Preston, Leeds and Swansea - but that could all change come 17:00 GMT.

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At the bottom, Middlesbrough, Barnsley and Stoke City occupy the relegation places.

Boro could move out of the drop zone if they win at QPR.

The Tykes and the Potters have work to do to get back in touch with the teams above them - and those two clubs meet this afternoon.

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Following Forest's win against Derby at the City Ground, here is a reminder of today's Championship fixtures.

All 10 games kick off at 15:00 GMT.

There are no games in League One and League Two today because of the FA Cup.

• Barnsley v Stoke City
• Birmingham City v Fulham
• Hull City v West Bromwich Albion
• Leeds United v Blackburn Rovers
• Millwall v Charlton Athletic
• Preston North End v Huddersfield
• Queens Park Rangers v Middlesbrough
• Reading v Luton Town
• Sheffield Wednesday v Swansea City
• Wigan Athletic v Brentford

If you want to read more about Nottingham Forest's victory over Derby, then here is the report on the action at the City Ground.

However, there are 10 more Championship games on the way...

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That's it!

Forest see out the game to beat their local rivals and move up to fourth in the Championship.

Lewis Grabban's second-half goal - gifted to him by the Rams defence - proved to be the winner.

Past the allotted four minutes, the hosts win a free-kick outside their own area.

Forest take a bit of a sting out of the game in injury time as Joao Carvalho wins a throw just inside the Derby half.

Yuri Ribeiro takes his time before getting the game restarted.

Derby are getting desperate and Forest winger Albert Adomah goes into the book for kicking the ball away.

Can the Rams carve out one last chance?

A final change for the hosts as youngster Brennan Johnson comes on for Tiago Silva.

Silva gets an ovation from the City Ground crowd.

There will be four minutes of stoppage time.

Derby striker Martyn Waghorn peels off his man and finds space at the back post.

But his downward header is easily saved by Forest keeper Brice Samba.

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Lewis Grabban's goal still separates the two sides.

The Tricky Trees have two minutes plus stoppages left to navigate.

Derby are going more direct.

Maryn Waghorn nods the ball down to Chris Martin - but the Scotland international gets his feet in a mix and the chance is gone.

Forest forward Joe Lolley goes off to be replaced by Albert Adomah.

A final change for the Rams as striker Martyn Waghorn comes on for midfielder Graeme Shinnie.

A last roll of the dice from Phillip Cocu.

Forest forward Joao Carvalho goes down and wants a free-kick or a penalty - but referee Darren England is not swayed.

Forest keeper Brice Samba gathers the ball following the Derby corner and takes his time before delivering downfield.

It comes back quickly, and Samba has to be alert to cut out a low ball into his area.

Derby have started to respond after that period of Forest pressure.

Jayden Bogle wins a corner for the visitors, who have less than 10 minutes to find a goal which would salvage a point.

Almost an equaliser!

Jayden Bogle heads a cross to the far post back into the path of Jack Marriott.

The Derby forward is six yards out but doesn't make a clean connection with his shot.

Forest keeper Brice Samba gets down to gratefully clutch the ball to his chest.

That was let-off for the hosts,

Brian Laws
Ex-Forest defender on BBC Radio Nottingham

It is all Forest at this time, they have taken total control of this game - Derby look like they can't rise to the occasion.

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Forest have the bit between their teeth now and are enjoying themselves.

The hosts are popping the ball around nicely, controlling the tempo and the game.