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That's your lot from us in here tonight.

Brentford kept their automatic promotion hopes alive with a 1-0 win over Preston that moved them to one point off second-placed West Brom.

Nottingham Forest were unable to confirm their place in the play-off as they drew an entertaining game 2-2 with Swansea.

Bristol City and Stoke played out a 1-1 draw that does little for the Robins' play-off hopes but moved the Potters further clear of relegation danger.

Speaking of relegation danger, a late, late equaliser from Lukas Jutkiewicz moved Birmingham five points clear of the bottom three and left Charlton just two ahead of the bottom three.

We'll be back at 16:40 BST tomorrow as league leaders Leeds look to take another big step towards the Premier League when they host bottom side Barnsley.

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Here's how things stand at the bottom after that late twist at St Andrew's.

Charlton face in-form Wigan and league leaders Leeds in their final two games.

Managerless Birmingham aren't safe yet, but their late, late equaliser puts them five points clear of the bottom three, with just two games to go. That looks likely to be enough for survival, with Huddersfield and Charlton in between them and the drop zone. The Blues are up to 50 points along with Middlesbrough and Stoke, although the West Midlands side have the worst goal-difference of those sides.

As for Lee Bowyer's Addicks, they stay 21st but edge two points clear of 22nd-placed Hull, with a much better goal-difference than the Tigers.

But they know, if they could have held on, they would have gone above Birmingham. Agonising for them.

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A good game at the City Ground ends with a point apiece.

Rhian Brewster gave the visitors an early lead before Sammy Ameobi levelled for the hosts.

Andre Ayew put the visitors back in front with a penalty just before the break only for Ameobi to level once more.

A win would have confirmed Forest's place in the play-offs but they're almost there anyway.

Swansea are eighth, three points off sixth-placed Cardiff.

Forest forward Tiago Silva plays it short before getting it back and swinging in but Carl Jenkinson can't direct towards goal.

Forest win a late, late corner but the Swans head it away.

Last minute of time added on now and the Reds have ANOTHER corner.

It ends 1-1. Devastating for Charlton, who were so close to winning it, but that late Birmingham goal will have a big impact on the bottom six.

The Blues end their four-game losing run in dramatic style, right at the end.

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There's still time for one of these sides to win this, and the hosts are giving it a go. Birmingham are committing men forward. Charlton are defending for their lives now. A point would still aid their bid to stay up.

Really naughty challenge from Swansea sub George Byers gives Forest a free-kick 30 yards out and earns him a booking.

Forest waste the set piece.

We're into six minutes of time added on.

Forest sub Alex Mighten does well to get to the byline and cut it back.

It comes to former Arsenal man Carl Jenkinson on the edge of the area, a man not know for his goalscoring prowess...

And with good reason. Very wide.

Adama Diakhaby is on for Ryan Yates for the hosts.

There will be a minimum of SEVEN minutes of added time for Charlton to try and hold on to an enormous three points, while Birmingham desperately, desperately need a goal.

Can Forest find a winner that will confirm their place in the play-offs?

They have five minutes against the 10 men.

The Swans take off a limping Rhian Brewster and Connor Gallagher for George Byers and Jordon Garrick.

Birmingham's urgency is increasing, but Dan Crowley flicks a looping effort over the bar, after Maikel Kieftenbeld's driven right-wing cross.

Three minutes of the 90 remain.

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Horrible challenge from Kyle Naughton is rightly punished with a red card.

The Swans full-back stops Alex Mighten breaking away with a nasty stamp on the youngster's Achilles.

Before tonight, Birmingham had gone 11 league games without a win and 12 in all competitions.

If it stays like this, it'd be their fifth straight defeat.

Their fans will be getting more and more nervous of the prospect of relegation, as this game enters the final seven minutes of the 90.

So close to a Swansea third!

Andre Ayew brings the ball down six yards from goal and goes to poke it in, Forest keeper Brice Samba goes to clear it with his feet and the ball bounces off the keeper and then off Ayew and goes wide.

Few subs to tell you about.

The hosts take off Tobias Figuerido, who was in serious danger of being sent off, for Michael Dawson, Nuno Da Costa for Joe Lolley and Sammy Ameobi for Alex Mighten.

The Reds have one change left.

Inside the final 15 minutes now, Charlton boss Lee Bowyer brings off Alfie Doughty, Sam Field and Jonny Williams.

Ben Purrington, Darren Pratley and Albie Morgan all come on.