• Bottom-side Doncaster record a shock 2-1 win away to Sunderland at a sold-out Stadium of Light.
• Leaders Rotherham take advantage of no league game for Wigan, extending their lead at the top to six points with a 1-0 victory over Accrington.
• MK Dons move up to third courtesy of a 2-1 comeback win over Lincoln.
• Sheffield Wednesday move a point away from a play-off place with a 2-0 victory at Burton.
• Charlton come from behind to win an entertaining South London derby, defeating Wimbledon 3-2 at The Valley.
• Morecambe concede a 105th minute equaliser at home to ten-man Bolton.
• Ipswich beat lowly Gillingham 1-0 at home, with Shrewsbury and Fleetwood playing out at 1-1 draw.
• Portsmouth are currently 2-1 ahead away to Oxford with around ten minutes left to play, the start of the second-half delayed by a medical emergency in the crowd.

Here's how things stand in the Championship after today's pair of 15:00 GMT kick-offs came to an end.

Blackpool coasted to victory against Bristol City, winning 3-1 courtesy of goals from CJ Hamilton, Gary Madine and Josh Bowler, with Nahki Wells scoring a late consolation for the Robins.

Meanwhile, Cameron Archer's goal gave Preston victory against Hull.

Swansea take on Blackburn in today's late kick-off which gets under way in about half an hour's time.

A few of our games in Leagues One and Two are running over, the latest being Bolton's game against Morecambe where they've just restarted after the game was stopped.

10 minutes time has been added on.

Preston see out the win against Hull courtesy of Cameron Archer 51st-minute goal.

They move up to 11th while Hull slip to 19th and are defeated for the first time since their takeover.

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Blackpool move up to 13th with their comfortable victory against Bristol City, who left their comeback too late.

Cameron Archer is brought off for Preston to a standing ovation from the travelling support.

Ryan Ledson replaces him for the final few minutes.

Four goals in two Championship games isn't too bad a return this afternoon but will we be in store for some more?

A fun final few minutes awaits.

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A flurry of yellow cards after a clash between these two sides.

Gary Madine goes into the book for Blackpool and Joe Williams and Antoine Semenyo see yellow for Bristol City who are on their way to a 14th defeat of the season.

Time ticking down now as the final 10 minutes approaches.

Can Hull get themselves back on level terms before full-time?

Leaders Forest Green really are looking League One bound, Matt Stevens scoring his second of the day against Newport to put them 2-0 up.

Ollie Banks has equalised for lowly Barrow at home to second-placed Tranmere.

Joseph Tomlinson has given promotion-chasing Swindon the lead at home to fellow play-off contenders Exeter.

Play is back under way at the Kassam Stadium following a medical emergency delaying the start of the second half and 10-man Portsmouth have just gone 2-1 up against Oxford United through Ronan Curtis.

Daniel Barlaser has opened the scoring for leaders Rotherham at home to Accrington.

Charlton are now 3-2 up at home to Wimbledon, Akin Famewo with the goal.

Cole Stockton has scored for Morecambe at home to Bolton, just minutes after The Trotters were reduced to ten men with Ricardo Santos seeing red.

Hull win a corner from the left which is played in by George Honeyman.

Preston head it away but Keane Lewis-Potter plays it back in, but Jacob Greaves' header goes wide of the mark.

Antoine Semenyo tries his luck with a curled effort to get Bristol City off the mark.

But his effort misses the target. Blackpool heading for an easy win, here.

Preston substitute Ched Evans turns and plays through fellow sub Daniel Johnson down the left wing.

He pulls back across goal but Hull clear their lines.

What do Hull have in response to Preston taking the lead?

Well not a lot so far as the tempo of this one has calmed down. Just over 20 minutes remains for North End to hold out.

Goalscorer CJ Hamilton is withdrawn for Blackpool as the hosts throw on Charlie Kirk for his debut.

Blackpool still coasting as it stands.

Just under half an hour left at Bloomfield Road and time is ticking down if Bristol City are to mount what is now surely an unlikely comeback.

Blackpool look mighty comfortable so far.

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There's disallowed goals, goals and more disallowed goals.

Hull get the ball into the net courtesy of Tom Eaves but it's ruled out for offside.

Crawley are now 2-0 ahead at home to Stevenage with Tom Nichols at the double for The Reds.