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• Leaders Forest Green open up a 10-point lead at the top with a 4-0 demolition of second-placed Tranmere at Prenton Park.
• John Sheridan's sixth coming as Oldham manager appears to be heading for a goalless draw with Rochdale, around 10 minutes left to play after a stoppage for a medical emergency in the crowd in the first half.
• Newport, Sutton, Northampton and Mansfield all win to keep the pressure on Tranmere in second place.
• Swindon lose ground in the play-off race after dropping points in a 1-1 draw away to nine-man Colchester.
• Port Vale close to within three points of the play-off places with a 1-0 victory over Scunthorpe.
• Stevenage and Bristol Rovers enjoy home wins over Harrogate and Walsall respectively.
• Crawley score an injury-time winner, coming from behind to beat Bradford 2-1 at Valley Parade.
• Exeter held to a goalless draw at home to Hartlepool.

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• Wigan, who started the day on top, drop points after being held to a goalless draw at Cheltenham.
• Sunderland unable to take advantage suffering a humiliating 6-0 defeat away to Bolton.
• Rotherham leapfrog both Wigan and Sunderland into top spot with a 2-0 victory away to Doncaster.
• MK Dons have the best of the Buckinghamshire derby recording a 1-0 victory over fellow promotion hopefuls Wycombe at Adams Park.
• Cameron Brannagan scores four penalties for Oxford as they record a 7-2 victory away to beleaguered Gillingham.
• Elsewhere there are victories for Plymouth at Doncaster, Burton at Lincoln and Sheffield Wednesday over Ipswich.
• Accrington and Morecambe share the spoils in the Lancashire derby, with 1-1 draws for Wimbledon-Shrewsbury and Fleetwood-Cambridge.

Not a classic from either of these teams but it ends with points shared after a real battle.

Luton could really have done with a win to keep pace with the chasing pack, but that is five unbeaten in six.

Blackburn could also have done with a win to press Fulham at the top and keep the likes of Bournemouth and QPR at arms length, but it's still a point.

They'll be grateful to have Ben Brereton Diaz back though, just one of several first-teamers who were unavailable today.

Emil Riis Jakobsen's double, including one deep into time added on, earns Preston a deserved point from this cracker at Deepdale.

Marek Rodak shows dexterity to deny Blackpool's Jordan Gabriel as the visitors continue to apply a bit of pressure.

The Cottagers feeling the heat from those Tangerines.

Kenny Dougall raps a shot wide as Blackpool continue to push Fulham.

The Cottagers have stomped their way through their opponents of late but not having it their own way this afternoon.

Crucial goal from top scorer Andraz Sporar keeps Middlesbrough rolling on in the Championship against fellow play-off hopefuls Coventry.

The Sky Blues had chances, but couldn't find a way past Joe Lumley. He's earned his bonus today.

Real thumping of stricken Reading by a ruthless QPR side who stake their promotion claims in impressive fashion.

Lyndon Dykes got two goals, in addition to Luke Amos and Jimmy Dunne efforts as the Rs ran away with it.

Veljko Paunovic's side had a torrid time.

Shota Arveladze makes the perfect start to life as Hull City boss.

Early goals from Tom Eaves and Keane Lewis-Potter are enough for a third straight win.

The 10 men of Bournemouth hold out.

Philip Billing's first-half header is enough for all three points against the bottom side.

Gary Cahill was sent off late on for the Cherries but it mattered not.

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Goals from Mason Bennett and Benik Afobe consign West Brom to a second successive defeat.

Baggies boss Valerien Ismael's position now looking very precarious.

Brilliant work from Fabio Carvalho, who tiptoed and body-swerves his way into position, sits down Daniel Grimshaw and clips a little shot onto the post.

The 19-year-old is in rich form and looks a class act. Fulham back on the horse it would seem.

There was a chance in the last minute for Coventry, but Jordan Clarke-Salter could not hit the target after Gustavo Hamer's free-kick squirted to him to bury.

Boro breathe deep.

Jonas Oscar Jr: Players now officials being hit by objects. Smoke bombs. Aggression in supporters has long been an issue no one seemed willing to accept and confront. Maybe now is the time. This has to stop.

Veteran defender Gary Cahill is sent off for a second bookable offence for a poor challenge on Devante Cole.

His first red card since August 2017.

Back out and up and running at Craven Cottage.

Fulham ahead.

We hope that the fan who had to go to hospital after the medical emergency is doing well, thoughts with them.

It's not quite Hull goalkeeper Alan Fettis going up front (and scoring twice) or even David James coming on for Man City for nuisance value in the Premier League, but it's still unorthodox...

Blackburn's push for a goal at Kenilworth Road could rest on big centre-half Daniel Ayala. Love it. He's Spanish rather than Chilean-English like the absent Ben Brereton Diaz, but who cares?!