First real chance of the game for the home side - a corner comes in and Shaun Hutchinson get a touch to it at the back post but he prods it just wide.

Good start to the game from both sides, Blackburn started off the better side but Millwall have just enjoyed a good spell of possesion.

Lee Tomlin forces a save from Kelle Roos in the Derby goal, as Cardiff record the first real chance of the match so far.

Tomlin is from Leicester and started out at the Rams' East Midlands rivals.

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All over!

Middlesbrough aren't quite safe yet, but they've gone a long way to securing Championship survival today.

Patrick Roberts was their hero, scoring the winner in the closing minutes.

Looks like that decision to bring in Neil Warnock for the last few games of the season is going to pay dividends.

We saw West Brom-Fulham was a cagey affair and to be fair, so is this. Two sides desperate not to 'drop the ball' so to speak.

Whoever comes away with the spoils here will take a step closer to promotion but Derby definitely need a win to keep things alive.

Derby look happy to roll that ball about, but no chances of note early doors.

Huddersfield are up for it at Hillsborough by the looks of their start.

Karlan Grant put the ball in the box and Richard Stearman got a goal-bound touch which was over the top while Emile Smith-Rowe slapped a shot from 25 yards which was easily saved by Joe Wildsmith.

A quite astounding evening at the DW Stadium.

It's a record-breaking win for the Latics, who were seven goals up at half-time.

A hat-trick for Kieran Dowell plus goals from Kal Naismith, a Kieffer Moore brace, Jamal Lowe and Joe Williams sealed the points against a very disappointing Hull side.

It's now four straight defeats for Hull, who remain in the drop zone. It's difficult to see how they'll recover from this.

This matches the worst ever league defeat in their history.

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Middlesbrough are into stoppage time at Reading and on the verge of a VERY important win.

QPR make some early headway against Luton, and have a penalty shout as Ilias Chair goes down in the box.

Nothing doing for referee Steve Martin. The man with two cards.

Right, all of our 19:45 Championship kick-offs are getting under way.

We'll keep you posted on all the action...

Cardiff v Derby, Millwall v Blackburn, Luton v QPR and Sheffield Wednesday v Huddersfield all coming your way.

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Hull boss Grant McCann thought his team had won a penalty as Keane Lewis-Potter was fouled in the box and it was awarded by the ref, but the decision has been overturned.

Patrick Roberts dribbles his way through the Reading defence but sends a shot straight at Reading keeper Rafael.

Big chance for the Boro!

About 13 minutes left with the score still level.

Great defending from Wigan's Jamal Lowe to clear Tom Eaves' header off the line.

Wigan will no doubt want a clean sheet and that shows exactly that.

Oh and it's still just eight for Wigan as it stands.

Meanwhile, it's drinks time at the Madejski.

Middlesbrough will be more than happy with the current scoreline at Wigan, as a point here will take Boro three points clear of the relegation zone.

For all of you stats fans out there... Wigan's record Football League victory is 7-0, a score they achieved at Oxford in December 2017, so they're on course to pass that mark.

Hull's record league defeat is an 8-0 loss to Wolves in 1911.

I still can't believe it as I'm typing in this scoreline.

Ok, just how do you respond to being seven goals down at half-time? Try and score a goal for your fans at the very least?

Can't remember Hull having any decent efforts in the game at all.

The Latics have been simply outstanding.

It's almost eight as Antonee Robinson hits one with his right peg from outside of the area but it bounces off the top of the bar.

Wigan want more and have every right to.