We're just about wrapping up after a busy night with goals aplenty - eight in the two Championship games alone!

We'll be back tomorrow evening for more Championship action as Sheffield Wednesday host Watford.

See you then.

While Championship leaders Leicester have moved 10 points ahead of second-placed Ipswich and there is clear daylight between the top four and the rest, the battle for the other two play-off spots remains extremely close.

Coventry stay sixth but their point moves them one clear of Sunderland in seventh and one behind West Brom in fifth.

Five points now separate fifth place with 11th.

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Andrew Moon
BBC Radio Solent commentator

That was so close to being the dream debut for Pompey's Callum Lang, but they couldn’t hold on for a memorable win.

Portsmouth were much improved after a change of shape, having looked fairly toothless for the first hour.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Tatsuhiro Sakamoto and Milan van Ewijk were causing havoc down the right-hand side for Coventry,

On another day, something might have happened for them. They had enough opportunities, but it wasn't to be.

For the next game, you never know what to expect from Norwich.

That is a particularly difficult game away from home, but Coventry have shown that they are hard to break down on their travels. They are well capable of going and getting a result there.

Blackpool, Peterborough and Bradford secured their places in the last four of the Bristol Street Motors Trophy with wins this evening.

The semi-final draw will be made on Friday at approximately 18:15 GMT and will not be regionalised.

The final team to qualify for the last four will be confirmed on Wednesday, when Wycombe host Brighton Under-21s in the remaining quarter-final.

Semi-final ties will be played during the week commencing 19 February, with the final at Wembley on Sunday, 7 April.

Nathan Cooper
BBC Radio Oxford commentator

How big is that result for Oxford, that they didn't lose?

You just feel that it changes the mood that would have been so low, if they had lost a game that they had been 1-0 up in.

The Portsmouth fans are absolutely silent.

They thought it was going to be three straight League One wins.

Peter Rhoades-Brown
Former Oxford and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio Oxford

The players don't know what to do, whether to celebrate a draw or not.

It doesn't feel like a win for Oxford. It feels like a good draw.

The boys never gave up. It is tough going 1-0 up and then going 2-1 down.

Gary Owers
Former Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

Coventry's two goals came out of nothing. It's just a shame we couldn't get it over the line, it would have been a fantastic three points

They almost won it Harry Cornick's strike at the end, Brad Collins had a fantastic save.

On it's own it's a result you would have said before you'd have taken it, of course Coventry are in fine form and that point stand up as a decent result.

When you're here in the moment and you think it could be all three that's where the sense of disappointment comes from.

James Henry's late equaliser sends Oxford United into the top six in League One and denies leaders Portsmouth a third successive victory.

Portsmouth are three points clear of second-placed Bolton, who have three games in hand on John Mousinho's team, and four points ahead of third-placed Peterborough - who themselves have played two games fewer than Pompey.

It's getting interesting at the top of the third tier...

Peter Rhoades-Brown
Former Oxford and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio Oxford

It isn't over yet.

Another minute to go according to the scoreboard.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

The whole plan this season is to go back to the Premier League.

You do that by winning football matches and that is all that Enzo Maresca is bothered about.

I thought they were quick, they scored the goal. They created enough chances to kill the game.

Swansea chased things and made it more difficult, but in the end it is all about winning, so hats off to them.

All over and both sides are forced to share the points after that frantic final 10 minutes.

Tatshuiro Sakamoto gave Coventry the lead midway through the first half before Rob Dickie found the equaliser right before the break.

Nahki Wells had seemed to snatch the victory for Bristol City with seven minutes to go, but seconds later Ellis Simms had pulled one back for the Sky Blues.

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Leicester go 10 points clear at the top of the Championship.

Swansea threatened to make it uncomfortable in the second half but the Foxes regained control to secure what was an ultimately straightforward win.

Tim Steere
BBC Radio York's Harrogate Town commentator

It has been a hard-fought effort for Harrogate Town against a Sutton United side, who are seven points from safety, but they are definitely much-improved.

Two goals from Harrogate's Jack Muldoon.

It was a nervy end as Ryan Jackson struck low from outside the area to get one back.

All over in League Two as Harrogate take all three points.

Sutton's goal from Ryan Jackson came too late in the day after two goals from Jack Muldoon had put Harrogate 2-0 ahead.

Steve Morison's wait for a win as Sutton manager goes on as they stay seven points from safety in the bottom two, while Harrogate move up to seventh a point outside the top six.

Bristol City think they have the winner deep in stoppage time but Bradley Collins produces a brilliant save stretching his hand out wide to deny Harry Cornick's strike from going in.

Swansea have a corner now. Two minutes of added time left so not even a goal a minute will bring them level from here.