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Reading go close to a second against Preston.

Pelle Clement (no relation to new manager Paul) cuts in from the left wing and finds Sone Aluko but the striker is off target with his volley.

A fourth defeat in five could be curtains for Preston's play-off chances.

Plenty to catch you up on in League Two, so apologies if I somehow miss your team out.

Mitch Rose has given Grimsby the lead against Chesterfield from the penalty spot, his goal leaving the Spireites six points from safety as things stand.

Exeter have scored twice in four minutes to lead 3-2 at Cambridge, while Cheltenham are 3-0 up against Morecambe.

It's a chance for the visitors as Paddy McNair shoots straight at Leeds keeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell after good work from Aiden McGeady. That was a big opportunity missed.

Leeds boss Paul Heckingbottom has already beaten Sunderland twice this season as Barnsley manager but the Black Cats are holding their own here so he doesn't make it three wins.

Two goals in three minutes for Will Grigg give him his hat-trick and gives Wigan a 5-1 lead against MK Dons.

Elsewhere, it's now 5-0 to Blackpool against Bradford, Sean Longstaff with the hosts' latest goal.

Bolton are still giving it a good go at Pride Park. They have been the better side since going 3-0 down.

Clearly that's not a great deal of help, but the Rams twice have to scramble the ball off the line to preserve their clean sheet.

Millwall look well in control of things against Bristol City, although the Lions feel they should have a penalty for a possible handball but the referee isn't interested.

The Robins have sent big forwards Milan Djuric and Famara Diedhiou on but their play-off hopes are slipping away.

It's been much more even after the interval. Fulham undoubtedly bossed the first half but the Owls are giving as good as they get now.

Fulham's Floyd Ayite had a brief involvement. He only came on as a 62-minute sub. But he's now injured so Neeskens Kebano has come on.

It's 4-0 to Blackpool, and it's a hat-trick for Nathan Delfouneso against a pretty hapless Bradford side.

You have to wonder what former Bantams boss Stuart McCall makes of this, as City have struggled mightily since his dismissal.

There's been a big goal at Rochdale too, Ian Henderson putting the hosts 3-2 up against Portsmouth.

There are not too many signs of Aitor Karanka's Nottingham Forest getting back into the game at the Riverside.

Sub Ben Brereton just caused some panic in the box. But there has been little goalmouth incident after the interval.

Will this be five games without a goal for Forest?

Both sides are making half-chances but still it's scoreless at Hillsborough.

The latest opportunity went the way of Fulham's Aleksandar Mitrovic, but the header goes over. Time running out for Fulham to get the win their automatic promotion challenge so desperately needs.

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A couple of minutes after League One leaders Blackburn took the lead against Southend, the League two leaders get in on the goalscoring action too.

Accrington Stanley lead 1-0 at Colchester, Billy Kee opening the scoring there.

Jota goes close for Birmingham as his low drive from the edge of the box hits the post.

As it stands, all three teams below Blues in the table look to be cutting their deficit by three points. The relegation battle could yet very well go to the wire.

Maybe the comeback is not so far fetched.

Bolton have certainly improved after going 3-0 down.

Sub Sammy Ameobi hits the post from a tight angle, but it's a long way back against anyone let alone a side as defensively sound as Gary Rowett's Derby County.

Bolton have been way off the pace against Derby. But at 3-0 down their fans are seemingly making the most of it....