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That's as far as we go here tonight.

Iliman Ndiaye's winner for Sheffield United at Reading moved them seven points clear of third-placed Middlesbrough in the race for the Premier League.

Struggling Wigan and Huddersfield could not make the most of their games in hand on the teams above them and are left facing a real uphill battle to stay in the second tier.

In League One, Plymouth fought back from a goal down to beat play-off chasing Derby and go level on points with leaders Sheffield Wednesday, albeit having played two more games.

Bradford City missed the chance to put pressure on the top three in League Two as they were held 0-0 at Walsall.

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Wigan are now bottom of the table after losing at West Bromwich Albion.

The Latics and Huddersfield, who drew at home to Bristol City, are six points from safety - as are Blackpool, who were not in action tonight.

There will be nervous looks over shoulders from sides above that trio in the table, but it will take a big effort from one of those bottom three in their final 11 matches to haul themselves out of trouble.

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Sheffield United battled to a 1-0 win at Reading to extend their lead over third-placed Middlesbrough back to seven points.

West Brom's 1-0 win over lowly Wigan moved them up to ninth, four points off the play-offs.

Tonight's games mean all the teams in the second tier have played 35 matches.

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• Iliman Ndiaye gets the winner as Sheffield United extend their lead over third-placed Middlesbrough to seven points with a 1-0 win at Reading.
• West Bromwich Albion claim a 1-0 win over struggling Wigan, who fall to the foot of table, and inject some life into their play-off push.
• Huddersfield and Bristol City draw 0-0 to leave the Terriers' bid for Championship survival looking a little more unlikely.

Daryl Dike's first-half goal gives the Baggies all three points as they look to get their play-off push back on track.

They're back within four points of the top six.

As for Wigan, they're bottom and six points adrift.

Long way back from there.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

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Home Park has erupted as a superb second-half performance has seen Plymouth Argyle take another step towards automatic promotion from League One.

Nathaniel Mendez-Laing's first-half opener was cancelled out when substitutes Callum Wright and Jay Matete combined for Wright's equaliser, before Ryan Hardie's penalty earned victory.

The win keeps Argyle five points clear of third-placed Ipswich and draws them level with leaders Sheffield Wednesday.

Sheffield United get the win they wanted and they're seven points clear of third again!

The Blades weren't at their best tonight but it matters not as Iliman Ndiaye's goal gives them a crucial three points.

Into five minutes of time added on at The Hawthorns.

Can the strugglers find a late equaliser?

• Bradford stay fifth and miss the chance to move into the top three as they're held 0-0 at Walsall.
• Stockport are sixth after a goalless draw at home to Gillingham.
• Sutton are two points off the play-offs with a 3-0 thumping of 10-man Crawley, who have now lost six straight games and are second-bottom.
• Two late goals from Luke Armstrong and Alex Pattison see Harrogate win 2-0 at Doncaster to pull further clear of the bottom two.
• FA Cup quarter-finalists Grimsby took the lead against Newport but it finishes 1-1.

Into five minutes of time added on in Berkshire.

Can the home side find a late equaliser against the second-placed Blades?

The home side come close again!

This time it's John Swift who sees his shot come back off the bar.

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• Plymouth are heading level on points with leaders Sheffield Wednesday at the top of the table as they lead Derby 2-1 having been a goal down - that was a 20:00 GMT kick-off so there's still a few minutes left at Home Park.
• Goals from Nathan Broadhead, Kayden Jackson and Kyle Edwards keep Ipswich third with a 3-0 home win over Accrington.
• Barnsley are up to fourth with a 3-1 victory against Portsmouth at Oakwell.
• There's a first win for Matt Bloomfield as Wycombe manager, as they beat Fleetwood 2-0 to stay on the fringes of the play-offs.
• Peterborough's play-off bid gathers more momentum after beating Shrewsbury 2-1.
• Cambridge took the lead against Morecambe but a 1-1 draw keeps both sides inside the bottom four.
• Cheltenham and Lincoln draw 0-0 in Gloucestershire.

Sheffield United go close to a second as Billy Sharp forces a good save from Joe Lumley in the Royals goal.

Reminder that a win for the Blades will send them seven points clear of third.

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BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

Albion are clearly the better side here, having scored and also hit the woodwork three times.

But it's still only 1-0. And, at 1-0, any side, even the team second bottom of the division, still have a chance.

Latics sub Josh Magennis should have done better with his close-range header just now, when he ballooned the ball over - and then fellow sub Thelo Aasgaard finally forced a first save from young home keeper Josh Griffiths and that ought to act as a warning to the Baggies.

Albion so need six points from these two successive home games against the bottom two - Huddersfield are here on Saturday. And, although the fact it has gone rather quiet here may be down to the sub-zero temperature and the lower than average away following, it may also be down to a few home nerves.

Huddersfield move off the foot of the table on goal difference but they're six points adrift of safety and their game in hand over Cardiff is gone.

This game just never really got going in all honesty.

The point ends Huddersfield's run of successive 4-0 defeats but draws are of very little use to them now.

Bristol City look destined to end in midtable. That's 11 wins, 12 draws and 12 defeats now for them this campaign.

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The home side finally show some desperation!

A corner looks to be bunded in but Andi Weimann gets it off the line before Jack Rudoni forces a save from Max O'Leary in the Bristol City goal.

Into three minutes of time added on.

Could there be some late drama?

Andy Carroll forces a top save from Wes Foderingham in the Blades goal with a trademark header.

West Brom make a couple of changes as they look to see this one over the line.

Semi Ajayi and Adam Reach enter the action.

A win will take the Baggies to within four points of the top six.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

The tables have turned here at Home Park and it's probably what the hosts deserve, although the penalty did look a bit soft as Harvey White appeared to make light contact - if any - on Finn Azaz in the area.

But Home Park is very much rocking now.

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