We are under way at Bloomfield Road in Saturday's final Championship fixture after a moment's reflection on this remembrance weekend.

QPR have dropped out of the play-off places following today's earlier fixtures but can they work their way back in?

Blackpool can also move up to sixth with a win this evening.

What a day for 18-year-old Reading striker Jahmari Clarke.

The teenager came off the bench a half-time and his first two goals in professional football have seen Reading end their four-game losing streak and end Birmingham's run of three straight wins.

The start of this game was delayed by 30 minutes because of technical issues at St Andrew's and Scott Hogan had given Blues a very early lead when it finally got under way.

And here's how QPR line up this evening with Stefan Johansen missing out due to illness.

QPR: Dieng, Adomah, Dickie, Dunne, Barbet, Odubajo, Amos, Dozzell, Chair, Willock, Dykes.

Subs: Archer, Kakay, Ball, Field, Duke-McKenna, Thomas, Austin.

Reece James and Owen Dale both start for Blackpool against QPR.

Sonny Carey and Jerry Yates start off the bench.

Blackpool: Grimshaw, Gabriel, Ekpiteta, Husband, James, Wintle, Dougall, Bowler, Anderson, Dale, Madine.

Subs: Moore, Connolly, Casey, Gretarsson, Carey, Mitchell, Yates.

In tonight's late kick-off we see two sides carrying some decent form in the Championship.

Blackpool, who are looking reinvigorated under Neil Critchley upon their return to the second tier welcome QPR who moved up to fifth in the table in midweek.

The Seasiders hold a decent record at home against London sides with teams from the capital winning just once in their past 11 trips to Bloomfield Road.

The free-scoring Rs have scored 27 times in 16 league matches so far this season, a decent return. The last time they scored as many as this at this stage of the season? 2010-11 when they won the Championship title.

ANYWAY!

As we said earlier, before Neil Warnock and Middlesbrough parted ways, we've still got Blackpool v QPR to look forward to.

Let's have a look at how things stand before tonight's late Championship fixture..

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WOW.

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Middlesbrough have parted company with boss Neil Warnock after their 1-1 draw at West Brom.

The veteran boss took charge of his 1,603rd game in league management at The Hawthorns.

"The decision was reached after talks between the two parties and Neil leaves the club with the best wishes of all," the club said in a statement., external

While Birmingham's match against Reading enters its closing stages, let's look ahead to tonight's late Championship kick-off.

Blackpool take on QPR at Bloomfield Road.

Phew. Some frantic finishes in the 15:00 GMT kick-offs in the Championship this afternoon.

A reminder that Birmingham's fixture against Reading is delayed by around 30 minutes due to a technical issue at St Andrew's earlier today.

Massive, massive win for managerless Cardiff.

The Bluebirds claim their first victory since 12 September thanks to Kieffer Moore's double.

Ten-man Coventry City claim a late win against Bristol City thanks to a double from Matt Godden.

West Brom come from behind to rescue a point against Middlesbrough at The Hawthorns.

However the result means they lose ground on first-placed Bournemouth and second-placed Fulham who both won today.

In the same week he received his first Scotland call-up, Jacob Brown scores the winner to give Stoke an impressive victory at Luton.

That strengthens the Potters position in the play-off places.

Derby hold on to seal a point against Millwall despite having Nathan Byrne sent off in a frantic second half.

Despite their late pressure, Millwall couldn't find a winner.

Talk about bouncebackability.

Blackburn recover from their 7-0 midweek defeat by Fulham by coming from behind to comfortably beat Sheffield United.

Massive win for struggling Hull City at Barnsley, who drop to second bottom.