And that's that for the night!

The situation could all change again tomorrow with this bunch of Championship fixtures. See you there!

Derby County v Brentford - 12:15

Birmingham City v Wolverhampton Wanderers - 15:00

Bolton Wanderers v Norwich City - 15:00

Ipswich Town v Blackpool - 15:00

Leeds United v Cardiff City - 15:00

Middlesbrough v Rotherham United - 15:00

Millwall v Watford - 15:00

Nottingham Forest v Huddersfield Town - 15:00

Reading v Blackburn Rovers - 15:00

Sheffield Wednesday v Charlton Athletic - 15:00

Movement at both ends of the table tonight then. At the top, Bournemouth are four points clear but could get reeled in over the weekend.

And at the bottom, look away now Wigan fans.

The draw at Fulham means the Latics are seven points adrift of safety, while Fulham stay in 20th place and Brighton 19th. Both are not safe yet.

'Rubbish!' screams a Fulham man near the pitch-level microphones as the full-time whistle goes. Boos around the ground and cries of 'you don't know what you're doing!' aimed at boss Kit Symons.

A better result for Fulham than Wigan though, who are seven points adrift with 12 points left to play for.

Wigan now lose the ball cheaply and that could be that...

You can sense the nerves now as both teams look frazzled under the lights. Wigan give it away cheaply and Cauley Woodrow wins a corner, it's cleared and Bryan Ruiz loses it out wide.

FOUR MINUTES added on. Can Wigan keep their season alive?

Last minute of the regulation 90...

Fulham straight up the other end and sub Cauley Woodrow drags one wide on the stretch.

James McClean buys himself a yard of space, the Wigan man takes aim and it is deflected narrowly wide. So close...!

A point doesn't do anything for Wigan's chances of staying up. All or nothing time for new boss Gary Caldwell...

Wigan bring off goalscorer Jermaine Pennant and replace him with Norwich loanee Josh Murphy. Time to become a hero?

Jack from Cheshire: "Chris Hughton brought some of best football I've seen at Newcastle in the past decade, give him another chance with a decent team and he'll take them far..."

Roger M, Malmesbury Canary: "I echo last Norwich fan; watching the Canaries under Chris Hughton was dire 95% of the time."

Scott Parker still has it - the Fulham skipper wriggles free outside the area and sends in a low drive, which Scott Carson saves.

Ten minutes left at Craven Cottage.

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra, Former Brighton defeder Adam Virgo

"It must be a big worry for Chris Hughton, with Brighton's run in where are the goals going to come from? I don't think the result was ever in doubt after Bournemouth got in front. They showed their quality tonight and showed why they're doing so well in the league."

Bournemouth striker Yann Kermorgant: "We needed the three points tonight, it's a really big win. With the free-kick I just tried to hit the net."

Skipper Tommy Elphick: "Brighton are a good side, they are in a false position and I hope that they can do us a favour in the run-in. This is step one of five, and we have four cup finals left now. Four games, four wins and we get promoted."

The sign of champions? Not a vintage display but two clinically-taken second-half goals have put Bournemouth four points clear at the top going into the weekend.

It's going to go to the wire at the top - how about at the bottom? If Wigan can find a winner then maybe so...

Image source, PA

Wigan have to chase this, but what about Fulham? Settle for a point? Their defence has been leaky all season and you wouldn't back them to hold out if they sit back.

Much more clear-cut for Wigan - get it in the box, quick!

Joe Bennett loses his cool, the Brighton defender is caught by a poor tackle from Adam Smith, reacts and stamps out at Smith. They are both booked.

Jamie McKellar: "(Damien 21:10) Chris Hughton doesn't set his team up to kill the game, as a Newcastle fan, I remember differently. Underrated."

Jack in Norwich: "Hughton destroyed Norwich when he was here. I was a regular spectator but last season was the first season I didn't renew my season ticket. His teams produce dire 'football', and completely suck the passion and the atmosphere out of the game."

Differing views...

Not a bad player to bring on for a Championship club. Bryan Ruiz trots off the bench for Fulham, replacing Sean Kavanagh.