32 games across Championship, League One and League Two
Hogan penalty in stoppage time gives Birmingham big win over Swansea
Championship leaders Norwich draw at Preston, second-placed Watford beat Sheff Wed
Play-off contenders Barnsley and Reading share points
Bottom side Wycombe beat Blackburn, fellow strugglers Rotherham and Coventry beaten
League One: Top three Hull, Peterborough and Sunderland all score late to win
League Two: Leaders Cambridge beat promotion rivals Morecambe
Jefferson Lerma (67 mins)
Bournemouth restore their lead within minutes.
Jefferson Lerma strikes it via a deflection from the edge of the penalty area.
Sam Morsy failed to clear Philip Billing's cross from the left initially and then got a touch that took it past Marcus Bettinelli.
Image source, Getty ImagesJed Wallace (64 mins)
It's gone from bad to worse for Rotherham.
Down to 10 men after the sending-off of centre-back Richard Wood, the Millers are now behind.
Millwall's top scorer Jed Wallace bags his ninth goal of the campaign with a peach of a strike.
The forward smashes a rising shot into the roof of the net on the half-volley after the visitors allowed a corner to bounce in the box.
A big blow to Rotherham's survival hopes.
League One update
Jerry Yates has scored a second for Blackpool at Swindon.
The Seasiders will leap into the play-offs with a win.
Swindon began the day onto a point outside the relegation zone.
Still top-of-the-table Hull are being held at Crewe.
Steven Fletcher (62 mins)
Stoke double their lead as Steven Fletcher strikes a peach of a free-kick.
Nicely laid off to him to curl into the top right corner with his left foot from 20 yards out.
Dan Bentley had no chance in the Bristol City goal.
League Two update
Cambridge's task has got a little easier at The Abbey.
They lead 1-0 and are now playing against 10-men with Liam Gibson sent off for Morecambe.
That's good news for them because Cheltenham now lead Tranmere 4-0 at Whaddon Road with Callum Wright continuing a fine afternoon for the Robins.
As it stands, none of the chasing pack are making any ground on the top two as Barrow equalise against Newport through Scott Quigley.
Duncan Watmore (63 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesBoro level.
Yannick Bolasie picks out Duncan Watmore on the edge of the Bournemouth penalty area and he lashes in a low left-footed shot into the bottom right corner past Asmir Begovic's outstretched arm.
Cardiff City 0-1 Nottingham Forest
Hour mark approaching in south Wales and Kieffer Moore denied a chance to level for Cardiff.
Lots of last-ditch blocks and tackles from the Forest defence as they clear their lines.
Moore lined up a shot, but there was a Forest leg in the way inside the box to prevent it testing Brice Samba.
Millwall 0-0 Rotherham
What could be a big moment at The Den.
Rotherham defender Richard Wood is shown a straight red card for bringing down Jed Wallace, who was racing through on goal.
The Millers will have to play for over half an hour with 10 men, and his suspension could impact their bid for survival too.
Preston 0-1 Norwich
The Canaries come close to doubling their lead.
It's that man Teemu Pukki, who lashes against the crossbar from a narrow angle.
It bounces just in front of the line before bobbling away to safety.
Wycombe 1-0 Blackburn
Pien Meulensteen
Squad Goals
Image source, Rex FeaturesFinally we've got a goal. Hopefully they can get some more.
Wycombe have scored the fewest goals in the Championship so far this season so that will be a huge goal for them.
Watford 1-0 Sheff Wed
Struggling Sheffield Wednesday need some inspiration in the second half at Vicarage Road.
Without manager Darren Moore, who has tested positive for Covid-19, the Owls haven't had too many sights at goal.
Jordan Rhodes has three goals in as many games and has just failed to get on the end of a cross from Josh Windass.
Wednesday are six points from safety as things stand.
Fred Onyedinma (47 mins)
Is there life for Wycombe yet in the Championship?
Here's a start anyway as Fred Onyedinma scores his fourth goal of the season.
Joe Jacobson's corner almost produced a goal before the break but has done just after.
Swung onto the head of Onyedimna who makes no mistake from eight-yards out.
Derby 2-0 Luton
Joe Thompson
Former Rochdale and Tranmere midfielder on Squad Goals
Cool, calm and composed. That's a massive goal for Wayne Rooney's men.
League Two update
This is not the time of the season to slip out of form and Forest Green's promotion challenge is slipping.
No win in three for the Nailsworth side and they're now 2-0 down at Bradford thanks to Andy Cook.
Thankfully for them, of the sides around them, only Newport are ahead.
QPR 2-0 Coventry
The pattern from the first half continues, with QPR well on top.
Sky Blues keeper Marko Marosi has just denied Ilias Chair from a one-on-one.
Coventry are just three points above the relegation zone as things stand.
Graeme Shinnie pen (49 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesDerby double their lead after weathering a storm from Luton before half-time.
Graeme Shinnie gets it with a penalty after Glen Rea catches Tom Lawrence in the box.
Fine strike from Shinnie into the corner which gets past a good effort from Simon Sluga, who had guessed the right way.
Cardiff City 0-1 Nottingham Forest
James Garner again looking a threat for Forest at the start of the second half.
He has another shot on goal that forces a smart low save out of Cardiff keeper Dillon Phillips low down to his left.
Bournemouth 1-0 Middlesbrough
Boro in need of a way back in this one and a return to form.
They finished the first half the stronger of the two sides before half-time. Marc Bola's header on to the crossbar the closest for them so far.
Philip Billing's goal still the difference between them.
Preston 0-1 Norwich
Norwich are in fine form as they bid to secure an immediate return to the Premier League.
Daniel Farke's side are on track for a 10th win in 11 games, and are set to go 11 games unbeaten.
Hold on at Deepdale and they'll need a maximum of 11 points from their final seven games to secure a top-two finish.
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The second halves are getting started up and down the country.
It's a big 45 minutes for a lot of clubs, with the business end of the season fast approaching and plenty of promotion and relegation spots still up for grabs.