Phillip Zinckernagel gets his head on the end of a Brennan Johnson cross but Nathan Baxter claws it behind to deny Forest an equaliser.

The Reds get a corner, Ryan Yates goes down and demands a spot kick but gets nowt whatsoever from referee John Busby.

Back under way.

Here we go.

Joe Thompson
Former Rochdale and Tranmere midfielder on Squad Goals

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James Norwood has been brought back in from the cold after training with the youth team.

I've been in that position before at Bury and for me it was about being a model professional and setting the standards for the young lads I was training with.

Half-times in League One.

Leaders Rotherham being held at Cambridge, 0-0 at The Abbey.

Wigan lead 2-1 at Oxford but were two goals ahead.

Sunderland behind at Ipswich with an injury-time goal from James Norwood.

Seven minutes added on at Portman Road after a serious injury to the Black Cats' Leon Dajaku.

Kieran Agard also scoring in stoppage time to put Plymouth 1-0 ahead at home to Charlton.

Shrewsbury took the lead at home to Cheltenham before being pegged back to 1-1 and then reduced to 10 men with Tom Bloxham sent off.

Nothing to separate Morecambe and Fleetwood.

The four League Two games that have survived have all reached the break.

Sutton 1-0 ahead at home to Harrogate and heading third as it stands with Newport losing 1-0 at Rochdale.

Salford a goal to the good against Stevenage and no goals between Tranmere and Leyton Orient.

In-form Blackburn hit the front early on through John Buckley.

If they can hold out for a fifth straight win then they'll go up to third in the table.

Exciting game at Ashton Gate.

Andi Weiman gave the home side a very early lead before Danny Ward saw his penalty saved by Robins goalkeeper Dan Bentley.

Town levelled before the break through Duane Holmes' effort.

Keane Lewis-Potter's goal has put Hull City ahead at the City Ground, despite Forest throwing most of the punches.

The thing about punches though (even metaphorical ones), is they have to land, and Hull made theirs count.

It's 1-0 the Tigers at the break.

All square at Bloomfield Road then as Keshi Anderson levelled for Blackpool, after Siriki Dembele put Posh ahead.

Good response from the Seasiders, after Peterborough made the early running.

Al Wilkinson: Extra word on Blackburn: Five academy graduates in today's starting XI and huge reliance on youth. Kudos to the club for maintaining the Category 1 academy even when we went to League One. Smashing the youth leagues too. Future's bright.

Mallik Wilks gives the away support in the lower Bridgford something to get mildly excited about, as he ripples the side-netting of the Forest goal with a free-kick.

The Tigers have found a bit of a roar after a promising Forest start.

Joe Thompson
Former Rochdale and Tranmere midfielder on Squad Goals

"Karl Robinson will be delighted with that response after going two down, both Oxford and Wigan have been flying recently."

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Wigan had doubled their lead at The Kassam through Max Power.

But just a minute later it's game on again as Ryan Williams replies for Oxford.

At your most vulnerable just after a goal...

Birmingham are a goal down and they've been forced into a change.

Marc Roberts is forced off and Jeremie Bela is on in his place.

That might mean a change in shape for Lee Bowyer's men.

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Donovon Wilson has put Sutton ahead at home to Harrogate.

Sutton could climb to third tonight with victory.

Newport still behind and Rochdale.

The top two in the table, Forest Green and Northampton, both postponed today.

Salford also ahead in an important game at home to Stevenage.

Jordan Turnball with the goal.

Birmingham have barely been in this but they're so close to a leveller!

Chuks Aneke's shot hits the crossbar and bounces to safety.

Forest should have scored but Brennan Johnson could not find the finish after Boro loanee Djed Spence teased his way into a great position and put in a fine pass.

There are quite a few Forest fans who fear Spence will be recalled in January. He's been superb and Chris Wilder will no doubt have noticed that.