That's all folks - we might've been low on goals and quality but nights like these are often where promotion and relegation is decided.

Tomorrow Brentford can move up to second and close the gap on leaders Norwich if they can beat Bristol City.

But will they? We'll be back to find out. Goodbye.

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None of the bottom six lost tonight.

Nottingham Forest and Sheffield Wednesday picked up massive wins at Coventry and Bournemouth respectively, while bottom side Wycombe drew with Birmingham.

Rotherham's game against Derby was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

Norwich move five points clear at the top despite a second consecutive 0-0 Championship draw, but Swansea, Brentford and Reading have games in hand to close the gap.

Bournemouth have now lost four in a row and are clinging on to the final play-off spot.

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Before we leave you for the evening, let's see what tonight's results mean at both ends of the Championship table...

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Nottingham Forest come from behind to beat Coventry and move above East Midlands rivals Derby into 19th.

Max Biamou put the hosts ahead but Lewis Grabban levelled soon after before Michael Rose's own goal gave Chris Hughton's side victory.

Around 14 minutes of second-half stoppage time were played after Coventry forward Amadou Bakayoko was knocked to the floor in an accidental collision late on.

Forest full-back Gaetan Bong is booked for time wasting.

There's 103 minutes on the clock.

Exeter have closed out the game to beat Stevenage 1-0, while it finished goalless between Crawley and Leyton Orient.

In the earlier game Forest Green moved up to second in League Two after beating Carlisle 2-1. The Cumbrians drop to third.

Coventry forward Amadou Bakayoko is being stretchered off now, with Wesley Jobello on in his place.

We wish him well.

Play has now resumed - there's not long left.

Portsmouth are up to fourth after beating Charlton 3-1 at The Valley.

Blackpool beat Northampton 2-0, Crewe edged past Shrewsbury and Swindon beat Wigan.

In the one ongoing game, Accrington are 5-1 up against Bristol Rovers with about 20 minutes to play.

We're still waiting for play to resume at St Andrew's, with Coventry forward Amadou Bakayoko receiving treatment on the pitch.

Once we resume there will be a few minutes stoppage time left.

We're in for a lengthy stoppage as Coventry sub Amadou Bakayoko is down receiving treatment after an accidental collision with Forest keeper Brice Samba.

Let's hope he's OK, but it looks a painful one.

A huge win for the Owls as Bournemouth suffer their fourth league defeat in a row.

Jordan Rhodes' winner means it's six wins in nine in all competitions for Sheffield Wednesday.

A lacklustre evening, with two sensational saves from Ryan Allsopp earning Wycombe a point.

The points are shared at Adams Park, but Wycombe are now 12 points from safety at the foot of the Championship.

Five minutes have been added on at the end of this one.

Forest are hanging on a bit, it must be said.

A late change for the Chairboys as David Wheeler replaces Matt Bloomfield.

The hosts are putting cross after cross after cross into the Forest penalty area but none of them are quite falling for their strikers.

Mark Robins' side have lost just twice at their adopted home in the league this season, but they're staring at defeat here.

Colby Bishop has put Accrington 5-1 up against Bristol Rovers on 48 minutes. You wouldn't bet on the scoring being done in that one.

Portsmouth are heading for victory at The Valley - they're 3-1 up against Charlton with a couple of minutes left.

Blackpool still lead Northampton 1-0, and Crewe are leading by the same scoreline at Shrewsbury.

The most action we've seen all night, as Marc Roberts is sent off for a strong tackle on Fred Onyedinma in the 87th minute.

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It's all Coventry now with just over five minutes of normal time left.

Matty James has the time to take a touch in the box and his shot is deflected away from goal.

Forest look nervy.