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That's as far as we go here today on another great afternoon for Blackburn Rovers and their leading marksman Ben Brereton Diaz.

The Chile international bagged his 17th of the campaign to give Rovers all three points against Preston and send them fourth in the Championship.

Elsewhere, there were wins for Millwall, Middlesbrough and Sheffield United as they look to make moves on the top six.

We'll be back for the game between fifth and sixth tomorrow when QPR host Stoke City.

Enjoy your Saturday evening and thanks for your company today.

Just the two games in League One today with most teams in FA Cup action.

Sunderland played out a 1-1 draw with Oxford United and Accrington Stanley thumped lowly Fleetwood 5-1.

The managerless Cod Army had to play almost 70 minutes of that match with 10 men after Dan Batty's early red card.

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• Ben Brereton Diaz scores his 17th of the season to give Blackburn a 1-0 win over local rivals Preston as they go fourth.
• Millwall beat Birmingham City 3-1 to close the gap on the play-off places.
• Nottingham Forest beat struggling Peterborough 2-0 with two second-half goals and second-bottom Barnsley held to a 1-1 draw by Huddersfield.
• Sheffield United make it two wins in two under Paul Heckingbottom with a 3-2 victory at 10-man Cardiff and Luton thump Blackpool 3-0 at Bloomfield Road.
• Beleaguered Derby lose 1-0 at Bristol City.

That's that in South Yorkshire.

A point doesn't do much for the lowly Tykes, who remain eight points adrift of safety.

Blackburn go fourth thanks to Ben Brereton Diaz's winner in the derby against Preston.

That's 17 for the season for the Chile international.

Second-half goals from James Garner and Ryan Yates give Forest the three points.

Peterborough remain in relegation trouble.

Derby's woes continue with defeat at Ashton Gate.

Alex Scott's first-half beauty won it for the hosts.

Millwall get back to winning ways as they move up to eighth in the Championship.

What a difference a red card makes.

Cardiff were leading 1-0 in this when Sean Morrison was sent off but the Blades totally turned the screw once they had a numerical advantage.

Goals from Morgan Gibbs-White, Billy Sharp and David McGoldrick make it two wins from two under Paul Heckingbottom, despite Mark McGuinness pulling one back late on for the home side.

Isaiah Jones' first-half goal is enough for Middlesbrough to give Chris Wilder his first home win.

Hull City's run of four straight wins comes to an end but they keep the unbeaten run going.

Tom Holmes gave the home side the lead with a spectacular overhead kick before Mallik Wilks levelled with a long range shot that Royals goalkeeper Luke Southwood wont want to see again.

Luton get a first win in five games and leave Blackpool without a victory in six.

Ben Brereton Diaz draws a fine save from Preston goalkeeper Daniel Iversen and Lewis Travis its the rebound over the crossbar.

Now that is game over as Colby Bishop adds a fourth for Accrington against 10-man Fleetwood.

Elsewhere, it remains 1-1 between Sunderland and Oxford at the Stadium of Light.

Joe Thompson
Former Rochdale and Tranmere midfielder on Squad Goals

We've spoken about Peterborough's away form and I'm all for sports psychologists getting involved to hopefully change the way that they prepare for away games but it doesn't seem to be working so far.

Accrington can breathe a little easier. Fleetwood had pulled a goal back but Liam Coyle has made it 3-1 to Stanley.