Summary

  • Championship: Vardy scores winner as Leicester beat West Brom to go top

  • Championship: Fourth-placed Southampton beaten at Cardiff

  • Championship: Stoke and QPR both win to ease relegation worries

  • Championship: Struggling Huddersfield thrashed at home by Swansea

  • L1: Derby beat Cambridge but must wait on promotion after Bolton and Peterborough win

  • L1: Fleetwood and Port Vale both relegated

  • L2: Sutton on brink of drop after draw with Crawley

  1. Postpublished at 15:25 British Summer Time 20 April

    Cardiff 0-1 Southampton

    After Southampton goalkeeper Alex McCarthy was called into action for the first time by David Turnbull - with a header at the back post - Southampton threaten to add a second at the other end.

    A touch from Dimitrios Goutas is enough to take a shot from Joe Aribo over the bar.

  2. League Two updatepublished at 15:24 British Summer Time 20 April

    A cracking start for Walsall at home to Bradford.

    Two early goals from Ryan Stirk and Mo Faal put them 2-0 up against Bradford but Andy Cook has a goal back for the Bantams.

    Walsall up into the play-off places as things stand.

    Gillingham have also got an outside sniff of the top seven and they lead at promoted Mansfield thanks to Timothee Dieng.

  3. Postpublished at 15:23 British Summer Time 20 April

    Huddersfield 0-0 Swansea

    A succession of Huddersfield corners fly in but so far Swansea are holding firm.

    The latest effort from the hosts sees Jack Rudoni get possession at the near post before teeing up Michal Helik to just miss the target.

  4. 'Stoke play risk football'published at 15:22 British Summer Time 20 April

    Stoke 0-0 Plymouth

    Mike Pejic
    Former Stoke defender on BBC Radio Stoke

    There's more goals scored by losing possession in the defensive third for Stoke. You don't play risk football. You need to release the pressure and by doing that, the players behind the defence should be ready to get into the space and regain possession.

  5. CLOSE!published at 15:21 British Summer Time 20 April

    Stoke 0-0 Plymouth

    Plymouth are beginning to dominate the opening period against Stoke.

    This time Morgan Whittaker stands over a free-kick and sends it just wide of the mark and into the post and side netting.

    That ripple of the net caused some premature celebrations from the Argyle fans who've made the trip to the Bet365 Stadium.

  6. HITS THE WOODWORKpublished at 15:20 British Summer Time 20 April

    Norwich 0-0 Bristol City

    Bristol City have created a few chances, and have just seen an effort come back off the woodwork.

    It's from a Scott Twine free-kick on the edge of the area. His set-piece appears to catch the defensive wall on the way through then clatters the crossbar.

  7. Postpublished at 15:19 British Summer Time 20 April

    Rotherham 0-0 Birmingham

    An update from the New York Stadium.

    The medical emergency in the home end has meant that the game has temporarily been suspended with the referee telling both sides to make their way from the field for the time being.

    We'll bring you more updates as we get them.

  8. Postpublished at 15:17 British Summer Time 20 April

    Stoke 0-0 Plymouth

    Better from Plymouth as they take the game to Stoke.

    Adam Randell dispossesses the Potters and plays through Morgan Whittaker who works his way through on goal.

    He then draws as save from Daniel Iversen and wins one corner which then turns into two, as Whittaker fires over.

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    GOAL: Cardiff 0-1 Southamptonpublished at 15:16 British Summer Time 20 April

    Joe Aribo (12 mins)

    Joe Aribo celebrates giving Southampton the lead at CardiffImage source, PA Media

    Adam Armstrong has an initial shot saved by Ethan Horvath, but the ball is only parried as far as Joe Aribo on the edge of the area.

    He doesn't catch his shot amazingly well, but he gets enough on it to find the back of the net for a massive opener for Southampton.

  10. Postpublished at 15:16 British Summer Time 20 April

    Bolton 0-0 Port Vale

    Sanny Rudravajhala
    BBC Radio 5 Live at the Toughsheet Stadium

    Well the news of Burton being ahead very quickly reached the Vale fans who burst into a chant of ‘Port Vale til I die’.

    They’re sounding a bit more subdued now. Bolton have already have two big chances and it’s out of their hands already as it stands.

  11. League One updatepublished at 15:15 British Summer Time 20 April

    Mason Bennett put Burton ahead at home to Reading after just five minutes and Mustapha Carayol has added a second.

    So as things stand, Port Vale and Fleetwood would go down.

    Another big goal in the relegation scrap is for Cheltenham as Liam Sercombe scores a penalty.

    At the other end of the table, Derby are looking to seal promotion with victory at Camrbidge but not at lot from the opening exchanges at The Abbey.

    Blackpool are also chasing the play-offs and have an early lead over Barnsley thanks to Sonney Carey.

  12. PENALTY SAVEDpublished at 15:15 British Summer Time 20 April

    Watford 0-0 Hull

    Watford goalkeeper Daniel Bachmann dives low to save Ozan Tufan's penalty!

    It remains level.

  13. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 15:14 British Summer Time 20 April

    Stoke 0-0 Plymouth

    Not a great start for Plymouth at Stoke. They are forced into an early change due to an injury to Adam Forshaw.

    He's replaced by Jordan Houghton with nine minutes gone.

  14. PENALTY: Hullpublished at 15:14 British Summer Time 20 April

    Watford 0-0 Hull

    Hull have the chance to take the lead from the penalty spot after Fábio Carvalho was tripped by Wesley Hoedt.

  15. HITS THE WOODWORKpublished at 15:12 British Summer Time 20 April

    Cardiff 0-0 Southampton

    Southampton will be determined to get a result in Cardiff to keep pace with the three above them in the table.

    Stuart Armstrong links up with Kyle Walker-Peters, then sends his effort onto the post. Close.

  16. Postpublished at 15:12 British Summer Time 20 April

    Rotherham 0-0 Birmingham

    Players are called over to the side at the New York Stadium following a medical emergencyImage source, Getty Images

    There's a break in play at the New York Stadium as there's a medical emergency in the crowd.

    Fingers crossed everything is okay.

  17. 'Concentration is key'published at 15:11 British Summer Time 20 April

    Rotherham 0-0 Birmingham

    Darren Carter
    Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

    Blues have got to be wary in scenarios like corners or a set play, that they don't switch off. Concentration is key in the early stages of this game.

    Any time Rotherham get into the Blues half, they are looking to get their head up into that box.

    Birmingham are currently one point outside the Championship relegation zone, as it stands.

  18. HITS THE WOODWORKpublished at 15:10 British Summer Time 20 April

    Norwich 0-0 Bristol City

    Norwich so nearly have an early opener against Bristol City.

    Forward Josh Sargent smacks the post with fierce effort from the edge of the box.

    Bristol City scramble to clear.

  19. Postpublished at 15:10 British Summer Time 20 April

    Huddersfield 0-0 Swansea

    A shaky start for Huddersfield against Swansea which has done little to quell some nerves in the ground.

    Ben Cabango heads goalbound for the Swans from inside the box but his close-range effort goes wide of the mark from Matt Grimes' delivery.

  20. Postpublished at 15:07 British Summer Time 20 April

    Cardiff City 0-0 Southampton

    Laura Kenyon
    BBC Final Score at Cardiff City Stadium

    Cardiff City’s men might not have anything left to play for in the Championship this season but we’ve just seen a victory parade for the women’s side here at Cardiff City Stadium.

    They retained the Adran Premier title this season, won the Adran trophy and are on course for the domestic treble.

    The Welsh Cup final is next month. A great reception from the crowd in south Wales, up on their feet applauding.