Gudmundsson scores twice as Burnley celebrate promotion with win over Sheff Utd
Blades keeper Foderingham sent off for tripping Tella outside box
Fourth-placed Boro fight back to draw with Bristol City
Third-placed Luton recover to beat lowly Blackpool
Preston and Sunderland win in play-off race
Blackburn come from two down to earn late draw against Huddersfield
League One - Sheff Wed go top after beating Accrington, Plymouth beaten by Lincoln
League Two - Salford into play-offs after dramatic win at Wimbledon
Hull 1-0 Millwall
Millwall see their hopes of cementing their place in the top six dented, as they drop points to Hull.
Substitute Adama Traore gives the Tigers all three points with a left-footed strike midway through the second half.
West Brom 2-2 QPR
Image source, PA MediaQPR come from two goals down to salvage a point at West Brom and narrowly save themselves from falling back into the bottom three.
Brandon Thomas-Asante and Semi Ajayi put the Baggies two up inside 14 minutes, but goals from Lyndon Dykes and then Chris Martin - the latter thanks to a goalkeeper howler - clawed back the deficit to earn Rangers the draw.
Cardiff City 0-1 Sunderland
Dennis Cirkin's goal is enough for Sunderland to take all three points in an otherwise relatively quiet match in the Welsh capital.
Cardiff remain dangerously outside the relegation places by just one point.
Brad Potts (90+2 mins)
Brad Potts heads in from close range and that should seal the win for Preston, who are chasing that top-six spot.
The tall midfielder came through the crowd and was too tall to defend.
Heartbreak for Reading, who look like staying in the relegation zone for now.
Norwich 0-0 Rotherham
Into six minutes of injury time at Carrow Road. Still time for a hero!
Preston 1-1 Reading
Joe Lumley with a crucial save in the Reading goal.
The ball sailed in to a Preston player who took a touch and blasted it toward goal.
But Lumley was equal to it and parried it away with a big outstretched left hand.
Only 90 seconds left!
Big late goal for second-placed Northampton.
William Hondermarck has put them 2-1 up at home to Gillingham with about eight minutes to go.
Play-off chasing Bradford are now 3-1 up against Sutton and Barrow are hammering Crawley 4-0.
Feels for the away fans who made the fairly substantial trip for that one...
West Brom 2-2 QPR
Taylor Richards comes on for QPR and almost scores with his first touch of the match!
His header flies just over the bar as Gareth Ainsworth's side push to take all three points.
No less than two minutes later Andre Dozzell fires just wide as he takes a chance from outside the box.
ALERT THE VILLAGERS, IPSWICH HAVE CONCEDED A GOAL!
The Blues were going top of the second tier and were on course for a ninth straight win but Alfie May has equalised for Cheltenham.
That is the first goal that Ipswich have conceded since 11 February!
Norwich 0-0 Rotherham
Another double change from Norwich.
It's Christos Tzolis and Abu Kamara on and Onel Hernandez and Marquinhos off. A lot of huffing and puffing from the Canaries, but no final touch.
Cardiff 0-1 Sunderland
Cardiff will stay one point above the bottom three unless they can find something in this final five minutes.
The Bluebirds have really struggled in front of goal this season and have managed only three shots on target so far this afternoon.
Kalvin Ehibhatiomhan (79 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe most unlikely of goals and the most unlikely of goal scorers and Reading are back in it.
The long throw came into the box, a number of players jumped for it, but it was the substitute Kalvin Ehibhatiomhan (known as K around the training ground apparently) who flicked a header over his shoulder which sent the ball looping over the goalkeeper Freddie Woodman and into the back of the net.
Such an important goal for Reading in their fight against relegation.
It's non-stop at the Racecourse Ground!
It was 1-0 to Notts County and then 2-1 to Wrexham and then it was 2-2 but mere moments later...
The home side lead once more!
Elliot Lee has the Welsh side back in front in this huge game at the top of the National League.
Wigan 0-2 Swansea
Thelo Aasgaard thinks he is pulled one back as he cuts inside and takes aim for the top corner, but Andy Fisher makes a brilliant save.
Wigan need something to happen, and quickly.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSheffield Wednesday are putting their recent woes behind them.
They're 3-0 up against lowly Accrington now thanks to a goal from defender Liam Palmer.
Peterborough are 3-1 up at home to Exeter City, with Jonson Clarke-Harris bagging his 26th of the season, but fellow play-off chasers Derby have been pegged back by MK Dons, 1-1 at Pride Park now.
Pelly Ruddock-Mpanzu (76 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesGame over surely.
Cauley Woodrow gets to the byline, looks up and rolls it back to the penalty spot where Pelly Ruddock-Mpanzu is arriving.
He absolutely lashes it into the top corner for his second of the day and third of the season.
Luton are motoring! That first half lead feels a long time ago for Blackpool.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBradford's promotion bid has been hit by a huge number of draws but no issue with that today.
Harry Chapman put them 2-0 up against Sutton and now top scorer Andy Cook has got in on the act to make it three.
Gillingham have equalised at second-placed Northampton through Aiden O'Brien's goal.
Ben Sheaf (71mins)
Image source, PA MediaBen Sheaf is in the right place at the right time for his second Championship goal.
Nestled in near the back post on the nearside.
He gets on the end of a cross - which looked like it was nodded on to him - and he swings a leg at the ball which bounces off his shin and into the back of the net.
What a battle between these two playoff chasing teams.
Wrexham have turned it around against Notts County!
The Welsh side, who suffered a shock loss at Halifax on Friday, will go three points clear at the top, with a game in hand, if they hold out for the win.
Jacob Mendy has the goal there.
Carlton Morris (72 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesPremier League football at Kenilworth Road?!
Luton are heading to within five points of second-placed Sheffield United, thanks to main man Carlton Morris.
Alfie Doughty's deep cross should be dealt with by James Husband at the back stick, but he takes an unfortunate touch to drop it down for Morris to score from six yards.