So close to a winner for Blackburn, but Adam Armstrong shoots narrowly wide.

Oh Antoine Semenyo was that the chance?!

This game has gone really stale since Wycombe's equaliser.

Out of nowhere the ball drops for the Robins forward in a great position. But he can't find the target.

Poor.

Another player I think was a pretty shrewd pick-up in the Championship is Coventry centre-half Leo Ostigard. Big in defence and a threat in the other box.

The Brighton loanee is denied by a crucial block by Harry Souttar, after firing at goal.

At the other end, Stoke forward Steven Fletcher adds another miss to his collection this afternoon, turning Jacob Brown's cross wide.

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It's all go in League One. Charlton are heading back into the top six as it stands. Marcus Maddison has just netted an equaliser for Lee Bowyer's side against Plymouth.

Lincoln City are going top in style, they now lead Burton Albion 5-1.

MK Dons and Oxford United are both 2-0 up against Bristol Rovers and Wimbledon respectively.

While Shrewsbury have just levelled against Wigan through Shaun Whalley, it's 1-1 there. And it's also 1-1 between Crewe and Fleetwood.

It's not one-way traffic at Pride Park, despite the Rams being down to 10 men.

Matt Clarke meets a Nathan Byrne corner but his header spoons up and Declan Rudd is able to claim.

One thing I love is old fashioned wingers sashaying down the flank and swinging in crosses for strikers to meet. Powered headers. Thundered into the net.

James McClean did his bit to give us a bit of that, raiding down the flank and then putting the ball in perfectly...

...Nick Powell tries to guide it goalwards but puts it wide. More like it though.

Luke Berry heads at Rafael, as Luton chase a route back into the game.

It all came from a ball in by Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, who sounds like a Yorkshire tourist attraction, and is certain to have a decent Tripadvisor rating given his influence so far.

Real talent.

Concern for Preston as Scott Sinclair limps off and Tom Bayliss comes on.

The livewire forward scuttled down the left before pulling up. Get some ice on that hamstring.

Goals have been a bit of an Achilles heel for Birmingham this season, with seven different players on two league goals as joint top-scorers.

Jeremie Bela is one of those players, and he nearly added a third to his tally, forcing a parry from Brice Samba. Thunderous effort.

Forest need to get a grip. All Blues.

Reading want a penalty after they feel Michael Morrison is fouled, but the referee is giving nothing there.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is proving a useful outlet for Luton, but they haven't given Rafael too many nervy moments in the Royals goal.

Some big goals in League Two.

Bradford City have just taken the lead at Tranmere through Lee Novak. As it stands, the Bantams will be a healthy seven points clear of the drop.

Barrow have doubled their lead against Port Vale, while Morecambe have equalised against Grimsby.

Crawley are still holding Newport, it's 1-1 in West Sussex. Newport will go top with a win. And they've got a great chance now as the Reds are reduced to 10-men with Tarryn Allarakhia sent off.

Rovers come close to grabbing an equaliser as top scorer Adam Armstrong turns and strikes the upright with a low effort after being picked out by Ben Brereton.

Cardiff goalscorer Will Vaulks is a bit of a lucky boy.

The midfielder scythes down Vitaly Janelt as the German advances through midfield.

It's a naughty challenge from behind, but ref Dean Whitestone thinks it is only worthy of yellow.

Brentford players aren't happy with the decision, or Vaulks.

Joe Allen is on for the Potters, nine months after rupturing his Achilles tendon.

Good to see the Wales international back, Jordan Thompson makes way.

And Allen is on to see Steven Fletcher miss an opportunity to open the scoring at St Andrew's.

Derby's six-game unbeaten run is under threat but Scotland goalkeeper David Marshall is in inspired form.

Sean Maguire cannot believe it, but the ball is turned round the post from a stinging near-post effort.