A few late goals to report in the fourth tier.

Jake Taylor equalised for Exeter against Crawley, and Ryan Bowman has made it 2-1 to the Grecians after deflecting in a clearing kick from Reds keeper Glen Morris.

Zak Dearnley has levelled for Oldham in their game against Carlisle.

Seven games are heading for the final throes, with Barrow still leading Bolton 3-2.

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Usually at this point, we round up the main action from across the Championship.

So let's do that.

Millwall lead Luton 1-0. Coventry v Swansea is level at 1-1. All other games goalless.

Round-up complete.

Table-toppers Ipswich remain 4-1 down at Doncaster with around 10 minutes left, while the four teams below them are all winning.

Hull, Peterborough and Sunderland all still lead 1-0 while Lincoln are two goals up against Plymouth.

It's pretty much as you were in the seven 19:00 BST matches, although Danny Johnson has put Leyton Orient 1-0 up at Tranmere with his eighth goal of the campaign.

A second goal from Jack Muldoon has restored Harrogate's lead at Grimsby before half-time, while Walsall have a 1-0 advantage at Bradford City at the break.

It's finished 1-1 between Morecambe and Mansfield.

The Stags are one of two teams in League Two yet to win a league game this season, and have now drawn four of their seven games.

The half-time whistles are pinging up and down the country in the Championship.

Leaders Bristol City are being held to a stalemate by Middlesbrough.

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Luton keeper Simon Sluga is earning his corn this evening.

The Croatian gets down low to his right to parry away a driven 25-yard effort from Connor Mahoney.

Rotherham are coming into the game after a bright start from Forest.

Still nothing much between the sides but the Millers are getting into a flow now.

Birmingham's Jonathan Leko gets caught in possession and Todd Cantwell bears down on goal, but Blues keeper Neil Etheridge narrows the angle and makes a strong save.

Norwich are knocking on the door and won't want to hear the half-time whistle.

Todd Cantwell goes down in a heap asking for a penalty for the hosts but play goes on.

A low Teemu Pukki cross then comes in and Cantwell miraculously hauls himself up to stab the ball just wide.

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A second game has reached its conclusion on a night of staggered League One kick-offs - Portsmouth winning 2-0 at Gillingham to move to the fringes of the play-offs.

Elsewhere, Doncaster have scored twice in two minutes and are 4-1 up against leaders Ipswich.

Still just the one Championship goal so far tonight, scored by Coventry, who have had to weather a couple of Swansea set-pieces in recent moments.

The Canaries have had 80% possession and nine shots according to our match stats, but only one of those have been on target.

Birmingham are occasionally threatening on the counter - Jonathan Leko looks relatively lively on first start.

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Nothing much to report in this one yet.

Alex Samuel has had the game's only effort on goal but it's comfortable for Reading keeper Rafael Cabral.

It's turning into a good physical game though with both sides really going for it early on.

Cambridge are back in front against Port Vale thanks to Paul Mullin's second of the evening, which was a first-time finish from inside the box.

That's nine goals in seven league appearances for the forward this season, and a third successive double.

Better news for Paul Scholes, whose Salford side are 1-0 up at home against Southend, with Harry Lennon putting through his own net.

Harrogate took the lead at Grimsby, but James Tilley has hit back immediately for the Mariners.

Oldham boss Harry Kewell is having to watch from home after testing positive for Covid-19 - and his Latics side have fallen behind against Carlisle.

More chances for the Lions.

First Matt Smith hits the post with a close-range header at the back post after meeting a cross from the left.

Then Jed Wallace has his follow-up effort saved by Luton keeper Simon Sluga.

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Derby want a penalty as Tom Lawrence goes down under a challenge from Jonathan Hogg, but I think he'd let the ball out of his grasp and the referee seems to agree.

Kamil Jozwiak then bends one just off target for the Rams, who are on top.

Coventry come close to a second goal against Swansea, as Ryan Giles' cross from the left picks out Callum O'Hare, but he can't keep his header down.

There haven't been too many chances at Ashton Gate, but Chuba Akpom has had his second opportunity for Boro.

The striker has seen a cross-shot from a tight angle tipped over by Robins keeper Daniel Bentley.