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A good night for Reading and Ipswich fans, not so much for Barnsley and Derby supporters.

Vital three points for both of tonight's Championship winners while Blackburn's good form continues in League One.

You can read all about tonight's action on the football pages of BBC Sport.

Until then - thanks for being with us.

Championship:

Derby 0-1 Ipswich

Reading 3-0 Barnsley

League One:

Blackpool 2-4 Blackburn

Charlton 2-2 Peterborough

Stay with us, we'll wrap up the night's headlines shortly....

And that is that.

Reading on the face of it look like they've won that at a canter, but in fairness to Barnsley, they had chances to make it interesting in the second half.

Reading pick up a first win in four games while Barnsley slump to a third defeat in a row.

The Royals climb a couple of places to 16th while The Tykes stay 18th.

Three minutes being added on at the Madejski Stadium.

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An incredible comeback by Charlton at the Valley, as two goals in stoppage time from Ricky Holmes and Karlan Ahearne-Grant secure a 2-2 draw against Peterborough.

No such heroics from Blackpool, who clawed one goal back in the later stages against Blackburn but finished on the wrong end of a 4-2 scoreline.

Barnsley's turn to hit the post now in this second half, which still has just over five minutes remaining.

Harvey Barnes is again at the centre of things for the visitors and he now sees an effort rebound off the woodwork.

Reading escape.

What a result that is for Ipswich!

The Tractor Boys move up to ninth in the Championship table thanks to a heroic defensive effort after Callum Connolly's early headed goal.

Derby won't know how they managed to lose this one - the Rams could have won by a distance with a bit more luck.

There will be four minutes of added time at Pride Park.

It's looking increasingly like Derby's 11-year wait for a home victory against the Tractor Boys will extend into another year.

That's more like it from Reading as they surge forward looking for a third.

Centre-back Liam Moore tries his luck with a strike but it bounces back off the post and safely away for Barnsley.

Sometimes, it's just not your night.

Derby prize open the Ipswich defence yet again, Johnny Russell picking out Joe Ledley at the back post, where the Welsh international should be able to plant the ball in the back of the net.

Instead Ledley strikes the ball high of the target, not even making Bartosz Bialkowski sweat a little in the Ipswich goal.

Into the last 20 minutes at the Madejski Stadium. Barnsley could make this interesting if they can nick a goal.

Harvey Barnes goes close with a snap shot outside the area, but Vito Mannone can watch it go wide of his goal without too much alarm.

The final Derby change sees George Thorne come on for Curtis Davies.

Ipswich continue to soak up pressure as the two sides approach the final five minutes, with Matej Vydra sliding a shot wide of the target when played clean through on goal.

This would be the first away clean sheet of the season for Mick McCarthy's side if they can somehow hang on.

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Someone tell Jaap Stam his side are winning this one!

Reading have been way off the standards they set themselves last season in their run to the play-off final and a sign of that lack of confidence is their inability to kill games off this campaign.

The home fans want a few more goals in this one, but so far they're being made to wait.

Appeals for an Ipswich penalty are waved away.

Martyn Waghorn bursts forward for a rare Ipswich attack and goes down inside the box under a challenge from Curtis Davies, but the referee says the centre-half won the ball cleanly.

There's less than 15 minutes of the 90 to play.

Reading's slow and perhaps too steady approach on the ball almost costs them inside their own half.

Barnsley nearly snatch in and poach a goal on the intercept, but thankfully for Reading they have the numbers back.

Ever heard someone say 2-0 is a dangerous scoreline?

Mick McCarthy responds to that Derby change by making his final substitution.

Off comes goalscorer Callum Connolly, replaced by promising teenage midfielder Tristan Nydam.

Early signs are that the change won't affect the flow of the game, as Cole Skuse is called into action to make a vital last-ditch challenge on Derby's Tom Lawrence.

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If Derby are going to grab an equaliser, Matej Vydra looks the most likely source.

He goes close again with a free-kick deflected just over the bar, before Ipswich keeper Bartosz Bialkowski has to race out to prevent the Czech striker latching onto Joe Ledley's through ball.

Gary Rowett makes his second change of the night, Andi Weimann heading to the bench, with Johnny Russell coming on for the final 20 minutes.

Reading make a change in attack and bring an Icelander on for a Frenchman.

Yann Kermorgant makes way for Jon Dadi Bodvarsson 10 minutes into the second half.