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That's as far as we go here this evening.

It was a great night for in-form Nottingham Forest, who eased to a 3-0 win over bottom side Barnsley to move within one point of the Championship play-off places.

We'll be focussing on the top end of the second tier tomorrow when West Brom host Preston.

Join us for live text coverage of that one from 19:45 GMT.

Until then, thanks for your company and enjoy the rest of Burns Night.

Cheers!

• Two goals in the last five minutes earn Birmingham a 2-2 draw with Peterborough.
• Viktor Gyökeres got the winner for Coventry as they beat Stoke 1-0.

• Goals from Tom Lockyer and Elijah Adebayo gave Luton a 2-1 win over Bristol City.
• Nottingham Forest cruised to a 3-0 win over Barnsley, their fourth straight victory.
• No goals to speak of as QPR drew 0-0 with Swansea.

• Sam Burns scored for Scunthorpe in the 89th and 93rd minutes to give Bristol Rovers a late scare, but Joey Barton's side held on for a 3-2 victory.
• Andy Cook smashed home a penalty with two minutes remaining as Bradford claimed the points away at Walsall.
• Another late goal saw Newport claim a win over Leyton Orient thanks to Cameron Norman's 85th-minute strike.
• Salford also scored in injury time to wrap-up a 2-0 win over struggling Barrow.

• Anthony Pilkington's injury time goal ensured the points were shared between Plymouth and Fleetwood in a six-goal thriller.
• Scott Twine's 95th-minute volley gave promotion hopefuls MK Dons an even later win at Burton.
• A Wes Burns double saw Ipswich claim all three points away at AFC Wimbledon.
• Bottom club Gillingham played out a 0-0 stalemate with Shrewsbury.

The three points go to Luton thanks to their two goals from set plays. Bristol City again having lots of possession and chances around the box, but lacking that clinical final touch.

Sutton United overcome Harrogate to become the final team through to the semi-finals.

Ex-Arsenal man Craig Eastmond scored with 10 minutes remaining to keep their hopes of winning the trophy alive.

They join Rotherham, Hartlepool and Wigan in the hat.

No goals to speak of as it ends 0-0 in west London. A point apiece feels like a fair result, with both sides having decent chances but being unable to convert them into anything.

Peterborough looked to be cruising to a 2-0 win that would have meant they were only in the relegation zone on goal difference but two late goals from Gay Gardner and Scott Hogan rescued a point for Blues.

Posh boss Darren Ferguson will not be a happy man.

Coventry get back on track thanks to Viktor Gyokeres' strike.

They're not four points off the play-off places with a couple of games in hand.

Easy as that for upwardly mobile Forest.

Three goals and four wins in a row as they close th gap on the play-off places to one point.

Barnsley remain bottom of the table.

Andi Weimann has been Bristol City's best player of the night and almost earns a point for his side. His header is at a tight angle though and it goes wide, and Nakhi Wells can only find the side netting.

That might have been City's golden chance.

Fleetwood have scored an injury-time equaliser to make it 3-3 with Plymouth!

It's a very scruffy goalmouth scramble with Anthony Pilkington the man who finally gets it into the net by hook or by crook!

Wes Burns has his second to ensure Ipswich will leave Wimbledon with all three points.

The home side look to wrap this up in time added on but Callum O'Hare sends his shot wide of the target.

Swansea will see out the last three minutes of the match with 10 men, as Flynn Downes is sent off for his second booking of the night.

He comes together with Charlie Austin and the pair start pulling at each others' shirts and eventually tussle onto the ground. Austin also goes into the referee's book, with a yellow.

It should be 3-2!

Jordan Graham sends in an absolute beauty of a cross but Lukas Jutkiewicz mistimes his header completely.

Newport look like they have claimed a late victory over Leyton Orient thanks to Cameron Norman’s strike following a flicked-on corner.

Bradford are doing likewise thanks to Andy Cook’s late penalty – he really meant that – smashing it down the middle!

It’s got even easier for Bristol Rovers who are now 3-1 up against Scunthorpe thanks to Leon Clarke.

Bristol City are pressing for an equaliser to at least get something out of this game.

Andi Weimann comes close to getting his second, but his shot on the spin goes over the bar.

What a let off for QPR!

Michael Obafemi finds the back of the net for the visitors, but the offside flag comes to the rescue for Rangers and rules his goal out.

Chance for the hosts! QPR have as good an opportunity as any we've seen tonight to take the lead, but Lyndon Dykes' shot is directed straight at Ben Hamer, who keeps the ball out pretty much by standing right where he is.

George Thomas and Moses Odubajo combine to pick out Dykes, who's alone right in the middle of the box. Yet despite having time to set up his shot, it goes straight at the keeper.