Five minutes until our final game of the evening kicks off.

Cardiff City have established their place in the top six and kept the chasing pack at bay with four wins in five.

With seventh-placed Derby County not in action until tomorrow - when the Rams travel to automatic promotion hopefuls West Brom - the Bluebirds have a chance to open up a six-point advantage over the teams below them.

Blackburn have sunk to 11th place after three straight defeats, seeing their aspirations of a play-off spot evaporate since the restart.

Rovers have only won one of their past eight games and are eight points below Cardiff heading into their trip to Wales.

It's win-or-bust for Tony Mowbray's side, and fans of every other team from seventh to 10th will be cheering the visitors on in the bid to rein in Cardiff.

Said Benrahma goes down in the box and the ref points to the spot.

Drinks break and Brentford boss Thomas Frank has the tactics board out.

They've done everything but score.

Luke Berry comes close to doubling his and Luton's tally for the day, but drags his shot wide from the edge of the box.

Another chance for Brentford, this time it falls to Josh Dasilva but Charlton keeper Dillon Phillips pulls off a great stop to deny him.

It's all Brentford but the Addicks have been very well organised this evening.

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Another chance for Said Benrahma and Brentford as he sends another chance on the half-volley over.

It's brilliant from Benrahma, who flicks the ball up when he receives the pass and then hits it, but he should be hitting the target from there.

Approaching the midway point of the second half at Luton and, barring one presentable opportunity from a free-kick, Barnsley haven't created a lot since half-time.

Bit of a cagey game this but Huddersfield have been the better side.

Steve Mounie has just had a decent chance for the Terriers, as Karlan Grant's free-kick finds the striker but he can't get enough on the header.

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There's one more game to come this evening - a 19:45 BST kick-off between Cardiff and Blackburn.

Cardiff boss Neil Harris makes two changes from Saturday's 1-0 win over Bristol City. Josh Murphy and Robert Glatzel both start in attack.

Cardiff XI: Smithies, Sanderson, Morrison, Nelson, Bennett, Bacuna, Vaulks, Ralls, Hoilett, Murphy, Glatzel.

Subs: Etheridge (GK), Flint, Bamba, Smith, Pack, Whyte, Tomlin, Paterson, Ward.

Blackburn manager Tony Mowbray makes four changes from their 3-1 defeat by Leeds United.

Joe Rankin-Costello, Stuart Downing, Dominic Samuel and Danny Graham all come into the side.

Blackburn XI: Walton, Nyambe, Lenihan, Adarabioyo, Rankin-Costello, Travis, Johnson, Samuel, Downing, Armstrong, Graham.

Subs: Leutwiler (GK), Bennett, Mulgrew, Davenport, Carter, Rothwell, Holtby, Buckley, Gallagher.

Much like the first half, Brentford have plenty of the ball but Charlton look good on the counter.

Josh Dasilva, Said Benrahma and Mathias Jensen have all just had efforts but they come to nothing.

It's Luton who are looking the more likely to score next.

Luke Berry's free-kick hits the wall and there's a scramble in the penalty box after the resulting corner, but Barnsley hold firm for now.

Can in-form Brentford get back into this?

The first chance of the second half goes to Charlton - Adam Matthews puts in good cross but the goalscorer Macauley Bonne puts his header wide of the post.

Good strength shown by Reading man Yakou Meite on the right who gets inside and has a shot but it goes wide.

He's the man in form after scoring four in his last outing against Luton.

A much calmer opening to proceedings in the second half at Kenilworth Road compared to the first.

Luton will move within two points of safety if they beat Barnsley, who will drop to the foot of the Championship if they're unable to find an equaliser.

We're back under way in three Championship games which kicked off at 18:00 BST.

A big 45 minutes ahead, with places at the top and bottom being affected by results in those fixtures.

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Fulham make it three successive league wins for the first time since November.

The result puts the Whites up to third as things stand, and four points behind second-placed West Brom.

Scott Parker's side ground out a result in a cagey game without top scorer Aleksandar Mitrovic and captain Tom Cairney.

Forest suffer a first defeat in five games, and will have to settle for a place in the play-offs now.

Into five minutes of second-half stoppage time and Fulham have the ball where they want it.

The Whites win a couple of corners and are looking to run down the clock.

Forest right-back Matty Cash gets a yellow card for dissent after midfielder Ryan Yates is penalised for a foul in a 50-50 challenge inside the Forest half.

That is pure frustration.

Fulham bring on centre-back Maxime Le Marchand for forward Bobby Decordova-Reid.

The visitors are looking to shut up shop with three minutes plus stoppages left.

Forest have thrown on young forward Alex Mighten as they seek an equaliser.