All over at the Cardiff City Stadium and, despite long stretches of this being pretty drab, a frantic finale ensued but the game ended goalless.

Cardiff slip to ninth as it stands and six points off the play-offs. Preston drop to 16th.

All over at the Riverside and an eventful match comes to an end as Middlesbrough pull off back-to-back home wins.

They beat 10-man Preston who had Alan Browne sent off in the first half before boss Alex Neil was also dismissed on half-time.

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Wayne Rooney's Derby pull off a great comeback to earn a point against promotion contenders Brentford.

The Bees were rampant in the first half, scoring through Ivan Toney's penalty and Sergi Canos' strike, and should've been further ahead.

But the Rams were a different side after the break and drew level thanks to Lee Gregory's tap-in and Louie Sibley's fine strike.

The end of a pretty low-key second half at Kenilworth Road.

Both sides missed chances but Coventry - who played for 10 men for more than 45 minutes - could not mount a comeback.

They remain in trouble, while Luton look set for another season in the Championship.

Derby sub Tom Lawrence strikes from 25 yards but Brentford keeper David Raya hold onto the ball.

That might be the last sight of goal.

So close to a bizarre late goal at the Cardiff City Stadium and it's the hosts who almost lead against Stoke.

Will Vaulks' long throw into the box is spilled by Adam Davies and out for another corner.

At the other end, Joe Allen heads against the crossbar. How is this goalless?!

Rotherham were still missing several first-team players after a coronavirus outbreak and are soundly beaten by promotion contenders Watford.

Francisco Sierralta, Ismaila Sarr, Ken Sema and Dan Gosling with the Hornets goals, while Michael Smith saw a penalty saved for the hosts.

The teams are back out in the late Championship kick-off, with Swansea two goals down against Bournemouth.

Will the Swans mount a comeback or are the Cherries going to keep pace in the battle for the play-offs?

Four minutes of stoppage time have been added on at Pride Park.

Derby need the points to stay clear of relegation while Brentford need them to stay in the automatic promotion hunt.

What a turnaround by managerless Charlton at The Valley!

They've come from 2-0 down against Bristol Rovers to lead 3-2 - Conor Washington with the third goal on 84 minutes, an easy tap in.

Gillingham have secured the points against out-of-form Lincoln - a penalty has put them 3-0 up at Sincil Bank.

Biggest chance in this game has gone to Cardiff and somehow Kieffer Moore's not put the Bluebirds into a late lead against Stoke.

He works onto a long ball as he's onside as he sneaks past the Potters' back line, but his follow up effort with just the keeper to beat bobbles wide.

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They're in the last 10 minutes at Pride Park and Derby have lost their way a tad.

Brentford are taking the sting out of things with lots of possession, and Wayne Rooney's Rams need to find a second wind.

Do Middlesbrough have a third goal in them against 10-man Preston?

Well Marvin Johnson almost catches out Lilywhites keeper Daniel Iversen from a cross from long range but it sails past the far post.

On another night Rotherham might have got something from this.

Matt Crooks heads over the bar from just a few yards out, when it looked easier to score.

Watford have been in second gear since the break but they have a big enough lead to get away with it.

Will we have a late goal in this one?

Well Stoke come close to finding the net in the final 15 minutes against Cardiff as Jon Obi Mikel makes space and tries his luck but Bluebirds keeper Dillon Phillips is on hand to save.

Port Vale have just gone back in front against Newport - Devante Rodney stroking in on the rebound. 2-1.

Derby continue to look lively as they chase a leveller, but they've lost Colin Kazim-Richards to injury and Tom Lawrence is on in his place as he returns from an injury of his own.

The home side haven't allowed Brentford to dictate play since the break.

Barrow have gone 2-0 up at leaders Cheltenham thanks to a comical own goal from Sean Long as the ball was parried by the keeper onto his back and in.

Walsall are a goal up at Crawley and Oldham have taken the lead at Scunthorpe.

In the Potteries, Newport have levelled things at Port Vale through Jake Scrimshaw.

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Work to do for Swansea as they go two goals down to Bournemouth right on the verge of the break.

Bournemouth have looked good tonight and that's reflected in the scoreline.