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  1. SUBSTITUTIONS

    Ipswich 1-0 Stoke

    Robert Bozenik and Ben Pearson are on for Stoke in place of Steven Nzonzi and Bae Junho.

    Ipswich's Marcelino Nunez makes way for Sammie Szmodics.

  2. League Two latest

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    Josh March has put Crewe back in front against Newport to make it 2-1. The Railwaymen are up into the play-off positions into sixth as things stand.

    Leaders Walsall are still 1-0 up at Oldham as we head towards injury time.

  3. GREAT SAVE!

    Ipswich 1-0 Stoke

    Marcelino Nunez almost seals it for Ipswich but Viktor Johansson makes a great save to deny him.

    Jack Clarke feeds it to Nunez on the left side of the box and he curls one to the far corner but the sprawling Johansson dives and beats it away.

  4. goal

    GOAL: Derby 1-1 Millwall

    Jake Cooper og (89 mins)

    Better late than never... and nearly one at both ends for Matt Clarke.

    Joe Ward's wonderful cross from the right is met by a head in an aerial tussle between Clarke and Jake Cooper at the far post and the effort back across goal from 10 yards out goes inside the post.

    Clarke celebrates it, but it'll go down as a Cooper own-goal... making it two in eight minutes at Pride Park.

    Millwall's winning run might be ending after all.

    Heading into stoppage-time.

  5. 'He's playing like Pele'

    Bristol City 2-2 Leicester

    Chris Honor
    Former Bristol City defender, BBC Radio Bristol

    Do it early, do it quickly, we're right back in it now.

    What has happened to Riis this half? He's playing like Pele.

  6. Rotherham 0-2 Blackpool

    Blackpool still in command here. Rotherham are pressing for a goal but are still unable to find the back of the net.

    Kian Spence tries one from range but Bailey Peacock-Farrell makes the save down low.

    Time running out for the Millers.

  7. goal

    GOAL Bristol City 2-2 Leicester

    Emil Riis (83 mins)

    They might go on and win this you know...

    Leicester look so tired and don't close the ball down on the Robins left, allowing an inswinging cross from Ross McCrorie into the middle where Emil Riis flashes a near-post header through the grasp of Jakub Solarcyk diving to his right and into the net.

    The keeper won't want to watch it back.

    The hosts deserve it though.

  8. goal

    GOAL: Hull 2-0 Wrexham

    Oli McBurnie (67 mins)

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    What. A. Return. He's been on the pitch for four minutes.

    Hull launch a quick breakaway and Ryan Giles sends in a cross for Oli McBurnie to meet on the stretch.

    He guides a lovely finish into the bottom corner for his seventh goal of the season.

    A perfect way to mark his comeback from injury and now the Tigers have a cushion.

  9. SUBSTITUTION

    Hull 1-0 Wrexham

    This is a welcome sight for Hull City fans. Oli McBurnie, who has scored six goals in 10 league games for the Tigers, returns after missing eight games with injury.

    He's on for Kyle Joseph, while Liam Millar also replaces Joel Ndala.

  10. goal

    GOAL: Derby 0-1 Millwall

    Matt Clarke og (81 mins)

    They just keep going...

    The Lions push forward down the right and Thierno Ballo whips in a wicked cross which Matt Clarke dives towards his own goal in an attempt to head behind, only to glance a header to the left of keeper Jacob Widell-Zetterstrom and inside the post.

    Keith Houchen would have been proud of that header, if it were at the right end...

    The Lions are closing the gap on the automatic promotion places as things stand.

  11. SUBSTITUTION

    Ipswich 1-0 Stoke

    A triple change for Ipswich.

    Jack Taylor, Sindre Walle Egeli and Ivan Azon are replaced by Jens Cajuste, Jack Clarke and Chuba Akpom.

    Million Manhoef and Sam Gallagher were also introduced for Stoke a short while ago, with Lamine Cisse and Divin Mubama making way.

  12. Bristol City 1-2 Leicester

    Still Bristol City doing the probing, but both sides are starting to look a little tired in the final 15 minutes in their second match of the week.

    You feel like a moment of inspiration or a mistake are the most likely ways we add to the scoring tally in the closing stages.

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    This game is crying out for a Oli McBurnie or Liam Millar sub to finish off these chances!

    Ed Martinson, East Yorkshire

  14. 'They need to be positive'

    Bristol City 1-2 Leicester

    Chris Honor
    Former Bristol City defender, BBC Radio Bristol

    City need to keep probing and be positive.

    There's still time in this one, they need to keep playing it forward.

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    C'mon you reds... Make this domination count, get the second, go on to win this match and give us some confidence and belief to take to Coventry on the weekend - these are the moments that matter!

    Ryan James, Bristol

  16. YELLOW CARD

    Hull 1-0 Wrexham

    Hull's assistant head coach Marko Salatovic has been shown a yellow card for furiously protesting that his side should have had a penalty.

  17. PENALTY APPEAL

    Hull 1-0 Wrexham

    Wow, well perhaps this one should be a penalty for Hull!

    Matt Crooks tries to bundle his way towards goal in the area. Dom Hyam sticks out an arm for Wrexham and blocks Crooks from getting to it but the ref waves play on. Now those, you have seen given.

  18. PENALTY APPEAL

    Hull 1-0 Wrexham

    Now Hull want a penalty of their own... James McClean clears a cross at the back post for Wrexham but inadvertently smashes the ball into his own arm. You're not seeing those given.

  19. Hull 1-0 Wrexham

    How much will Wrexham rue that golden opportunity to level from the spot?

  20. CLOSE!

    Derby 0-0 Millwall

    Derby look the more likely to break the deadlock now.

    Patrick Agyemang should have done better than lash a wild volley over the bar from six nyards out after sub Lars-Jorgen Salvesen had nodded down Joe Ward's fine cross from the right.

    Salvesen had a glimpse of goal himself after a ball from fellow sub Rhian Brewster but Jake Cooper's sliding intervention took his angled effort away from the far post.