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Late drama at Fratton Park and a massive result for Sheffield United.

Portsmouth spurned a litany of chances throughout the 90 minutes and the Blades sunk them with a late blow in stoppage time for their first away win in four games.

From 22nd in early November, Chris Wilder's side are now within six points of the play-offs.

And now Milli Alli has just headed wide at the near post for Pompey with seconds remaining.

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He might not have been in the hot seat today, but new Blackburn boss Michael O'Neill was in the dugout and celebrates a victory at Loftus Road.

A double from Mathias Jorgensen either side of Koki Saito's equaliser gave Rovers the lead at the break, with Ryoya Morishita heading in the third after the break.

The result lifts the visitors three points clear of the relegation places and gets O'Neill's tenure at the club off to the perfect start.

A late chance for Milli Alli for Pompey but Michael Cooper makes a vital save to deny him at the near post!

We've got two minutes of seven added to play. Ebou Adams heads just over the bar from a corner for Pompey.

Sheffield United are nearly there if they can keep a first clean sheet in 10 games.

Danny Hall
Sheffield Star journalist on BBC Radio Sheffield

That's a pretty well worked goal from United, the build-up play was great.

Brooks has not really been involved but you need to stay in touch with the game and that's exactly what he's done.

It's a smash and grab!

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Points shared at Deepdale after a pulsating second half.

Preston had gone in ahead at the break through Lewis Dobbin's goal after a lacklustre first half.

The game came to life in the second half though after two goals in three minutes from Othmane Maamma and an Odeluga Offiah own goal put Watford 2-1 ahead.

But the hosts were not done with two substitutes combining well as new signing Callum Lang played in Milutin Osmajic, who returned from suspension, to finish low.

Preston remain seventh in the Championship and miss their chance to go into the top six.

It's a point on the road for new Watford boss Ed Still, but it's no wins in seven now for the Hornets.

Preston with a big chance late on!

Alfie Devine puts in a free-kick and his delivery is met by Jordan Storey but his headed effort goes narrowly over the bar.

Millwall complete a dramatic turnaround to rise up to third in the Championship table.

Jamal Lowe put the hosts ahead with their first goal since Boxing Day.

But the game was turned upside down with two Millwall goals in two minutes.

Cole McGhee's own goal was immediately followed by Macaulay Langstaff's near-post finish to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat for Alex Neil's side.

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A first league double over Swansea since 1986 for Derby and they're into the play-off places.

Two set-pieces and two goals for the Rams. A perfect way for John Eustace to celebrate a year in charge of the club.

The wait for three straight victories goes on for the Swans, who have now lost 10 of 16 on the road.

The Owls commit players forward for a free-kick and Millwall almost wrap it up on the break.

Tom Watson begins the break and sets Femi Azeez away.

The Millwall winger breaks into the box and hangs it up for Camiel Neghli, but the Algerian heads just over the bar.

Carlton Morris is back for Derby. The Rams top goalscorer is on for the last couple of minutes in place of Ben Brereton Diaz.

How important will Morris be in what is shaping up to be a play-off battle for John Eustace's side?

Five minutes added on for Millwall to hold on.

There's a goalmouth scramble in the Blackburn box but somehow it stays out.

Ronnie Edwards with an effort from the free-kick which deflects out and Rovers survive.

We're into 11 added minutes.

It's delicately poised as we head into the final five minutes at Deepdale.

Are we going to get a winner in this cracker of a game?

Derek Payne
Former Watford midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

It's whether Watford can find that bit of quality.

We're playing very high up the pitch and we're finishing this game strongly.

Six minutes of added time to play at Pride Park. Swansea are going to have to go some to get anything now. Derby are almost there as they chase just their fifth home win of the season.

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The Blades have won nine of their past 16 games (D2 L5) before today, picking up 29 points in the process. Only Boro (32), Ipswich (31) and Norwich (30) have gained more points in that time.

Can they keep that decent run going? A late winner for Chris Wilder's side would feel cruel on Pompey who have missed plenty of chances this afternoon.

Five minutes plus stoppages to play.