That's as far as we go here today on a day Derby claimed a massive victory at QPR to boost their Championship survival hopes.

In League One there were victories for the top two, Hull and Lincoln, and in League Two leaders Cambridge drew 0-0 with Bradford.

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• Forest Green beat Leyton Orient 1-0 to move up to second as 10-man Newport lose 3-2 at Oldham.
• Leaders Cambridge held to 0-0 draw by improving Bradford City.
• Morecambe batter the 10 men of Cambridge 3-0.
• Out-of-sorts Bolton lose 2-1 at Tranmere and Walsall boost their play-off hopes with a 3-1 victory at Port Vale.
• Mansfield beat bottom-side Southend 1-0 to continue their upturn under Nigel Clough.

• Leaders Hull thump Portsmouth 4-0 at Fratton Park.
• Two late goals give second-placed Lincoln victory over Northampton.
• Peterborough up to third with 1-0 win at Ipswich.
• Charlton fight back from 2-0 down to draw with Swindon.
• Wyke's 14th goal of season gives Sunderland victory over Shrewsbury.
• Oxford United beat Bristol Rovers for fifth straight win.

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Massive, massive win for Derby.

Colin Kazim-Richards' second-half goal proved to be enough and the Rams move five points clear of the relegation zone.

Portsmouth hadn't conceded in their previous six matches before this one - they're now 4-0 down against League One leaders Hull at Fratton Park.

Josh Magennis rounds off a brilliant afternoon for the visitors with a low strike from just outside the box.

Meanwhile Gillingham have just levelled against Rochdale - John Akinde with the goal in the 93rd minute. 2-2.

QPR had won their previous two games before today but they've just not been on it today at all.

Charlton equalise!

Andrew Shinnie pokes in from close range to make it 2-2 against Swindon having been 2-0 down at the break.

Surely they can't grab a winner in stoppage time?

Into three minutes of time added on as QPR wastefully kick the ball out of play.

All QPR but they just can't draw Derby out of shape at all.

The defensive efforts from the visitors today have been impeccable so far.

Into the final minute now.

Another sub from the visitors and this time its winger Kamil Jozwiak making way for Kornell MacDonald.

Into the last five.

That should be three points for second-placed Lincoln.

Anthony Scully puts the hosts 2-0 in front against Northampton with six minutes to go.

Into the final 10 minutes in all the League One games.

Swindon, Rochdale, Peterborough, Lincoln, Oxford United, Hull and Sunderland are all winning.

Any late drama?

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Charlie Kelman just can't sort his feet in the area and a great chance for the hosts goes begging.

To be fair to the sub it was his first bit of action since coming on.

Double substitution from the hosts.

Albert Adomah and Charlie Kelman are on and Niko Hamalainen and Charlie Austin are off.

Into the final 10 now.

Oldham have retaken the lead against Newport though an own goal from Jason Demetriou.

Elsewhere, Walsall are now 3-1 up at Port Vale after an own goal from David Fitzpatrick.

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Goalscorer Colin Kazim-Richards is replaced by birthday boy Martyn Waghorn.

The experienced striker is 31 today.

Incredible bit of action!

Free-kick is flicked on and Yoann Barbet produces a sensational overhead kick from the angle of the six-yard box that is flying in before Kelle Roos improbably gets down to turn it around the post.

Brilliant from both men.

Big goal at the top of the table - substitute Conor McGrandles has slotted Lincoln in front against Northampton.

If it stays that way, the second-placed Imps will be level on points with League One leaders Hull.

Meanwhile, a couple of quickfire goals have seen Rochdale come from behind to lead at Gillingham.

A little earlier Matt Taylor also scored his second of the afternoon to put Oxford United 2-0 up against old side Bristol Rovers.

Graeme Shinnie in the book for Derby for an agricultural tackle on Ilias Chair.

Lyndon Dykes is off for the hosts and Maculey Bonne is on.

Dykes hasn't really had a sniff for the R's all day.

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