Peterborough have equalised at home to Charlton through Sammie Szmodics' cool finish.

That was the sole 18:30 GMT game in the third tier and the 19:00 GMT games will just be coming out of half-time now.

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Massive, massive win for Wayne Rooney's Derby!

The Rams climb three points clear of the relegation zone.

Krystian Bielik's first-half goal proved to be enough to give the Rams victory.

Bournemouth, who brought former England man Jack Wilshere on late on, have now lost two successive games without scoring and slip to fourth.

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A comfortable win for Reading at a wet and windy Madejski Stadium sees them take three points against Coventry.

That victory takes them to third in the Championship table as it stands.

First pressure of the game goes to Barnsley as they look to steal an early lead against Watford

Victor Adeboyejo puts a low cross into the hosts' box which forces Kiko Femenía into a clearance at the near post.

Jack Stacey smashes a low shot inches wide as Bournemouth look to grab a late leveller.

So close for a consolation for Coventry as Mac Biamou heads an effort against the post.

That's unlucky. The scoreline doesn't reflect how well the Sky Blues have played tonight.

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Portsmouth are in total control against struggling AFC Wimbledon now.

Ryan Williams had made it 2-0 and now Sean Raggett's header has made it 3-0 at the break.

Pompey consolidating third position.

They are under way at the New York Stadium and Vicarage Road in our two remaining Championship games.

Derby just can not put this one to bed.

Kamil Jozwiak sees a shot well blocked by Steve Cook for the second time this evening.

Into the last 10 minutes at Pride Park.

Jack Wilshere is on for his second debut for Bournemouth.

It's the midfielder's first ever league appearance in the EFL.

Can he rescue a point for the Cherries?

Sam Baldock, how have you missed that?

The Reading striker is in acres of space completely unmarked. He runs into the box on his own with only the keeper to beat and he rolls his effort well wide.

Deary me.

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In light of Newport goalkeeper Tom King scoring for the Exiles against Cheltenham, do you know how long it's been since a goalkeeper scored in the English Football League?

Almost five years. That's how long. The last time a keeper scored in the EFL was when Barry Roche scored for Morecambe against Portsmouth in February 2016.

Elsewhere in the fourth tier tonight, Josh Gordon's header has put Walsall a goal up against...Morecambe, funnily enough.

High-flying Portsmouth have taken the lead at home against AFC Wimbledon through John Marquis' 13th goal of the season.

Elsewhere, fellow promotion hopefuls Doncaster are 1-0 up at home against Rochdale thanks to Jon Taylor's goal.

Simon Hoyle: The Championship is a marathon, not a sprint. Have to grind out results, win dirty. Not about playing fancy football.

Definitely a night where a few results might have to be ground out.

Bournemouth make their third change of the evening but former England man Jack Wilshere remains on the bench for the time being.

Sam Surridge is on for Arnaut Danjuma as the Cherries look for a leveller.

Kyle McFadzean is shown his second yellow of the evening and sees red after a rash challenge on the onrushing Ovie Ejaria.

Deary me, it goes from bad to worse for Coventry.

We've had another goal in League Two and it's strugglers Southend who've taken the lead at home against Cambridge.

Simeon Akinola heads home from Sam Hart's cross after a corner to find the net. That will take them out of the drop zone.

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Remember when I said MK Dons striker Joe Mason had one goal all season before tonight? Well, he's now up to four.

The former Wolves man has completed his hat-trick inside 28 minutes to put the hosts 3-0 up against managerless Fleetwood.

He certainly benefitted from some pretty dreadful defending from veteran Charlie Mulgrew for it but he wasn't asking any questions as he slotted in.

So close to a second for the hosts!

Matthew Clarke rises highest to meet Nathan Byrne's corner but his effort is hacked off the line.