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Leeds are the new leaders and West Bromwich Albion are looking increasingly perilous in that second spot.

Forest, after their win at Brentford, are now only two points behind the Baggies.

Bristol City sneak into the top six with their 1-0 win at Reading, but there are still plenty of teams in the mix for the play-offs.

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• Colchester United came from behind to beat League Two leaders Swindon Town 3-1.
• Crewe beat Leyton Orient 2-0, while second-placed Exeter lost 3-1 at Port Vale.
• Bottom of the table Stevenage lost 3-1 to Grimsby, but 23rd-placed Morecambe defeated Walsall with the Saddlers missing a penalty with the score at 0-0.
• There were also big wins for Salford, Carlisle and Northampton.

• Wycombe v Blackpool was delayed by more than hour and kicked off at 20:50 GMT after a fan fell ill and an air ambulance landed on the pitch at Adams Park. Wanderers are 2-0 up early in the second half.
• Rotherham beat Ipswich 1-0 in the top-of-the-table game and are now the new leaders.
• Portsmouth are into the play-off places as their resurgence continues with a 2-0 win at Lincoln.
• Peterborough beat Accrington by the same score to keep their promotion push on track, while MK Dons and Doncaster also picked up wins.

• Leeds are the new Championship leaders after coming from 2-0 behind to beat Millwall at Elland Road.
• West Bromwich Albion are down to second after losing 2-1 at Cardiff.
• Nottingham Forest edge past Brentford to go third, two points behind Albion.
• Wayne Rooney scores his first goal for Derby, but the Rams lose 3-2 at Luton. The Hatters, Wigan and Huddersfield all get crucial wins in their respective battles against relegation.

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Still a couple of games going on in League One and League Two, but let's wrap things up shall we?

What a night it's been...

The Robins hold on as our final Championship fixture comes to an end.

Jamie Paterson's strike just after the hour mark is the difference and Bristol City are now in the play-off spots.

Steve Mounie's 95th-minute header wins it for Huddersfield! A game that had more 14 minutes of injury time following a head clash between Huddersfield duo Kamil Grabara and Christopher Schindler.

Reading substitute Yakou Meite has just hit the post as the royals search for an equaliser!

Two minutes left in our 20:00 GMT kick-off.

Wigan survive eight minutes of injury time and grab a priceless three points!

Jamal Lowe's 92nd-minute goal proves the difference in a tight game.

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Joe Lolley's 14th-minute strike is the difference at Griffin Park.

Brentford huffed and puffed but they couldn't find an equaliser.

Forest are up to third, two points off West Brom in second.

What a second half!

Jayden Bogle's own goal gives Luton a late winner just 90 seconds after Chris Martin had thought he'd rescued a point for the Rams.

Wayne Rooney may have got his first goal for Derby, but the captain looks very disappointed at full-time.

What a comeback - and Leeds are top of the Championship!

After being 2-0 down at half-time, Leeds United have roared back thanks to goals from Patrick Bamford either side of a Pablo Hernandez strike.

What a second-half performance that was.

All the goals in the first half at Ewood Park and Blackburn come away with three points.

West Bromwich Albion's slump continues with defeat at Cardiff City.

Lee Tomlin's free-kick settles it in the hosts' favour and Albion are off the top of the table.

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Derby left-back Max Lowe is unhappy with referee Andy Davies who decides his reaction deserves a red card.

Not too long left now.

There will be 14 minutes of injury time!

Yes one, four. Fourteen.

It's after a lengthy injury delay following a head clash between Huddersfield duo Kamil Grabara and Christopher Schindler.

An almighty goalmouth scramble at Cardiff! West Brom can't get it over the line though.

West Brom aren't particularly threatening an equaliser at Cardiff. Heading into injury time now...