Kadeem Harris advances with the ball for Wednesday and gets a shot away from the edge of the box but it's straight at Brice Samba in the Forest goal.

Decent chance for Millwall.

Jed Wallace whips in the ball that finds Mason Bennett at the back post but he puts his effort over.

So close for Ivan Toney to net his 16th of the season.

He has a free header inside the Watford box from a delicious Bryan Mbeumo cross from the right but he somehow sends it just wide of the right post.

Ben Foster was a mere spectator in the Watford goal.

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Jonson Clarke-Harris has nodded Peterborough ahead at MK Dons with his 12th goal of the campaign.

In League Two, Salford City striker Ian Henderson has had a penalty saved - but the Ammies still lead table-topping Newport County 1-0.

Walsall doubled their advantage at Oldham through a Carl Piergianni own goal, but the Latics have quickly pulled one back with Dylan Fage the scorer.

Crawley are level with managerless Bradford after Harry Pritchard put through his own net, and Harrogate are 1-0 up at Exeter.

Around 15 minutes gone and another decent opening for Watford.

Ismaila Sarr goes close to opening the scores as he picks the ball up inside the Brentford area from Ken Sema's low ball.

He turns and shoots on target but it's straight at David Raya in the Bees goal. Decent move.

Josh Windass has a go at goal from 20 yards out but drags his effort wide.

At the other end Forest do have the ball in the net but Cafu is flagged offside.

Millwall keeper Bartosz Bialkowski with an excellent save to deny Nahki Wells' free-kick.

He does well to keep that from going over the line.

Brentford's Ivan Toney is the hottest marksman in the Championship right now with 15 goals from 18 appearances.

He gets his first half-sight of goal this evening as Bryan Mbeumo tries to nod down a diagonal ball from the left, but it won't quite sit down for him to take a strike before Watford can clear.

Maybe Ipswich haven't turned the corner after all. Joe Powell has equalised for struggling Burton at Portman Road.

Elsewhere in League One, Doncaster lead Swindon - with Reece James slotting Rovers ahead two minutes after the restart.

Turnaround at the Mazuma Stadium in League Two.

Morecambe have come from behind at the break to lead Leyton Orient 2-1, with Carlos Mendes Gomes putting the Shrimps ahead.

They're into the final 10 minutes there.

Five minutes played at Vicarage Road and Watford with the early pressure.

Ismaila Sarr puts in a low cross that almost finds Ken Sema but he can't out-muscle the Brentford players to get a decisive touch on it.

Wycombe responding well after Bournemouth had an early chance.

Scott Kashket is almost on the end of a searching low cross from Garath McCleary but there's a Bournemouth leg there to intercept it.

Bristol City striker Nahki Wells has an effort blocked after a ball in from a free-kick falls to him. Good defending from the Lions.

Barnsley looking to get themselves back on level terms after falling behind early.

Callum Brittain has a header well saved by Declan Rudd as he pushes it away for a corner.

Michael Solbauer also sees a header go wide from the following corner.

The evening's late game is under way as Watford welcome Brentford to Vicarage Road.

Both sides sit in the play-off places and will be looking to keep the pressure on the top two.

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Free-kick to Forest on the edge of the Sheffield Wednesday area but Lyle Taylor fires it over the bar.

Ipswich Town were beaten at home by League One play-off rivals Portsmouth at the weekend, but the Tractor Boys are back on track tonight.

The Suffolk side, who have lost their past three at home, have an early lead over bottom club Burton after Keanan Bennetts netted.

In League Two, Lee Novak has put managerless Bradford 1-0 up at Crawley.

Ryan Allsop called into action early in this one in the Wycombe goal.

He does well to claw a Dominic Solanke header from a free-kick behind against one of his former employers.

A bright start from the visitors early doors.

Shaun Williams swings in a decent ball for Jon Dadi Bodvarsson but the Lions striker puts his header just wide.