GOAL: Blackburn 4-0 Birminghampublished at 16:39 Greenwich Mean Time 18 December 2021
Ben Brereton Diaz (79 mins)
This guy...
Ben Brereton Diaz has his NINETEENTH of the season with a close-range finish.
Rovers are in sensational form right now.
Reduced programme across the EFL, with 19 games postponed because of Covid-19 cases
Sporar gives Middlesbrough win over Bournemouth in early Championship game - Cherries miss chance to go top
Brereton Diaz scores twice as Blackburn thrash Birmingham 4-0 to go third
Blackpool, Forest and Huddersfield all come from behind to win
League One's top two Rotherham and Wigan both win away
Sutton beat Harrogate to go third in League Two
Matt Newsum, Ian Woodcock and Alex Winter
Ben Brereton Diaz (79 mins)
This guy...
Ben Brereton Diaz has his NINETEENTH of the season with a close-range finish.
Rovers are in sensational form right now.
Blackburn 3-0 Birmingham
Young Blackburn forward Daniel Butterworth so close to his first goal for the club!
The sub advances and unleashes a fine shot that thunders back off the crossbar.
Blackpool 1-1 Peterborough
Sonny Carey is on for Blackpool's Shayne Lavery, but his effort goes over the top soon after coming on.
Feels like it's destined for a draw this which is good if you picked it on your pools coupon.
Bristol City 1-3 Huddersfield
Pleased to say that the game is back under way after that brief hiatus when home fans threw things on to the pitch as Town looked to take a corner.
Joe Thompson
Former Rochdale and Tranmere midfielder on Squad Goals
Paul Warne's Rotherham can't put a foot wrong at the moment.
They're a bit of a yo-yo club but I wouldn't be surprised to see them go up automatically as League One champions this season.
Blackburn 3-0 Birmingham
Birmingham look well beaten here but they're still giving it a go.
Luke McGree's low free-kick is saved by Thomas Kaminski.
League One update
It's taken until the final quarter but Rotherham have the lead at Cambridge.
Daniel Barlaser has found the breakthrough and Paul Warne's side extending their lead at the top of the table as it stands.
Can Wigan, 2-0 up but now back at 2-2, find a winner at Oxford?
Bristol City 3-1 Huddersfield
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Not great.
Brennan Johnson (72 mins)
Forest go in front and it's Brennan Johnson who tucks it home after good work from Lewis Grabban.
Johnson took a touch to fox Nathan Baxter, and rolled it coolly into the back of the net.
Forest turn it round in the second half.
Bristol City 1-3 Huddersfield
Sophie Hurcom
BBC West Sport at Ashton Gate Stadium
Just as in the first half, the second half kicked off with a chaotic opening 10 minutes.
This time it was Huddersfield who got the goal almost straight from the re-start. They caught City on the counterattack, with Danny Ward passing out wide to Danel Sinani who struck the ball beyond Dan Bentley into the far corner.
Five minutes later, Antoine Semenyo almost brought the Robins back level but his strike inside the box clattered back out after hitting the left post.
But again City were caught napping as Huddersfield broke clear down the pitch, with Ward the benefactor this time to put the visitors 3-1 ahead.
Nigel Pearson will be ruing the two lapses in concentration that have seen his side quickly go two goals down.
League One update
An equaliser for Sunderland at Ipswich.
Nathan Broadhead's sixth goal of the season brings Lee Johnson's side level in Suffolk.
And more good news for them as Oxford draw level at home to Wigan.
Matt Taylor with the goal and from 2-0 down, it's all square at The Kassam.
Still no way through for Rotherham at Cambridge.
Natalie Pike
Squad Goals
Blackburn are on an incredible run and are in touching distance of the automatic promotion places.
Fulham and Bournemouth must be looking nervously over their shoulders now.
Ben Brereton Diaz (60 mins, pen)
Another for the in-form Chile international!
Ben Brereton Diaz is felled in the area by Blues goalkeeper Mateja Sarkic, gets up, dusts himself down (as is the fashion) and slots home his 18th of the season.
Blackburn on course for a fifth straight win and they're going third in the table.
League Two update
Jay Spearing with a goal for Tranmere who go ahead at home to Leyton Orient.
Tranmere can stride into fifth tonight as results stand.
That's because Newport still trail 1-0 at Rochdale entering the final half hour.
Blackpool 1-1 Peterborough
It's been a second half punctuated by injuries and stoppages at Bloomfield Road.
Joseph Tomlinson and Siriki Dembele have both received treatment.
Nothing too exciting to add to that, both have continued on by the way.
League One update
Shrewsbury may be a man down but they're back in front at home to Cheltenham.
Daniel Udoh with his second of the day and now Salop have plenty to defend with 10 men.
Can leaders Rotherham find their way through Cambridge in this second half? 0-0 at The Abbey.
Danny Ward (55 mins)
Wow, some turnaround this!
Danny Ward, who saw an early penalty saved when it was 1-0 to Bristol City, makes it 3-1 to Town with a close-range header.
Lewis Grabban (54 mins, pen)
Thunderous penalty from Lewis Grabban lifts the City Ground, as Nottingham Forest go level from the spot.
Hull captain George Honeyman is gutted with the call, which there is some controversy about, but it was given.
No qualms about the finish. Emphatic.
Quote MessageGrabban has got 10 for the season! The goalkeeper went the right way but couldn't get far enough across.
Colin Fray, BBC Radio Nottingham's Forest commentator
Reda Khadra (52 mins)
Rovers firmly on course for five straight wins now!
They're two goals to the good now thanks to Reda Khadra.
The German shows great composure to take the ball around Mateja Sarkic in the Blues goal and finishes coolly.
Nott'm Forest 0-1 Hull
Alex Mighten is brought down in the box as Nottingham Forest go flying into the Hull box with George Honeyman making the challenge.
The Forest winger earns a penalty, but stays down. It's not looking good. The sub could be subbed here.