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Norwich keeper Angus Gunn has produced a fine save to deny Jacob Brown's header.

Barnsley have struck late at Wycombe as they look to keep pace with the top three.

Sloboban Tedic converts as the Tykes look set for a ninth win in 11.

Oxford's winless run looks set to continue after conceding a late equaliser to fellow relegation battlers Morecambe.

Ash Hunter has pulled the hosts level, but a draw will suit neither side.

Into time seven minutes of time added on in the capital.

I wonder how Terriers boss Neil Warnock reacted to seeing the board go up with a seven on it...

Can the away side find an equaliser to break Huddersfield hearts?

Wigan are still coming.

Callum Lang has made a big impact in the second 45 minutes and he's had two sights of goal, the first time his touch was heavy - allowing the ball to run through to Daniel Bachmann - who has just held a tame shot from Lang, who couldn't connect properly with his strike.

Tough afternoon for Bambo Diaby, who chops down Chuba Akpom who is about to sprint away and is sent-off

Preston give away a set-piece which is crashed off the woodwork by Alex Mowatt. Would have been a belting fourth.

A glimmer for the visitors... Callum Lang frees Danel Sinani who finds Max Power, he only needs to get the ball to the unmarked James McClean at the back post but his cross is cut out by a defender.

The Latics are trying to win it.

There's no handling Charlie Austin this afternoon.

He scores his fourth - for the first time in his goal-laden career - as Swindon go back in front, 4-3, in a superb match at bottom side Rochdale.

That's Austin's first hat-trick since October 2012 and the first time he's ever got four in a game - the former QPR and Southampton striker is rolling back the years!

Heartbreak for Dale fans, though.

And Newport are now 3-0 up and home and hosed at Tranmere.

Heading towards the final 10 minutes at The Den.

Can struggling Huddersfield hold out for what would be just a third away win of the season?

James McClean has one worldie today, why not try for another. This time the Wigan man's 25-yard blast cannons off a defender.

Wigan are not going quietly this afternoon, make no mistake.

Sunderland boss Tony Mowbray has played all his aces with a QUADRUPLE substitution.

Alex Pritchard, Lynden Gooch, Jewison Bennette and Pierre Ekwah come on with birthday boy Trai Hume, Joe Gelhardt, Dan Neil and Edouard Michut making way.

Leyton Orient look set for another home win and have doubled their lead over Colchester.

Ruel Sotiriou has made it 2-0 to the leaders who are unbeaten at home in 12 matches.

At the bottom, Rochdale had completed the turnaround at home to Swindon as Abraham Odoh put them 3-2 up.

But just three minutes later, Charlie Austin drags the Wiltshire side level to complete his hat-trick.

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There will be a pitch inspection at 16:45 GMT to see if this match can continue.

I'm going to say with a degree of confidence that it wont.

18 goals in the last four meetings of these sides. None so far today. Not sure how. First that man Angus Gunn flicks over Tyrese Campbell's header and moments later Ben Pearson lashed an effort into the side-netting.

Coventry are like the boxer stalking a struggling opponent who is clinging to the ropes right now, almost toying in their bid to snare a fourth.

Matty Godden has headed over, and with the hosts still breathing a sigh of relief, Jake Bidwell smashes over the top to give them another repreive.

A fourth would seem likely to crush struggling Blackpool, who are currently five points adrift.

Max Power and James McClean combine down the flank to tee-up Danel Sinani but his goalbound shot from inside the area is blocked.

Colby Bishop is having a pretty memorable season.

His second of the afternoon and 22nd of the campaign has doubled Portmouth's lead at Bristol Rovers.

And Cheltenham are now 2-1 ahead over Exeter.

Some technical issues our end mean we can't embed tweets at the moment.

But click here, external to see the efforts to clear the water off the pitch at the New York Stadium.

See below for how quickly things have changed in the past few hours...

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Guess who? Yep. Angus Gunn is called into action again... this time to prevent an own-goal. Ben Gibson's attempted clearance thunders off Gabriel Sara but Gunn is alert and keeps it out.