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If tonight's football has whet your appetite for some more action this week then do be sure to join us again tomorrow.

We'll be across all five of Wednesday's 19:45 BST kick-offs in the Championship, with the remaining 10 second-tier sides in action.

West Bromwich Albion will travel to Sheffield Wednesday, while Blackburn host Sheffield United, Derby host Norwich, Bristol City go to Rotherham and Nottingham Forest welcome Millwall to the City Ground.

So it's now 34 successive EFL games without a win for Macclesfield, who conceded a 97th-minute equaliser at Newport.

Leaders Lincoln lost at Tranmere, while Keith Curle's first game as Northampton boss ended in a goalless draw with Bury.

Mike: The point doesn't matter, Bruce has to be replaced now before the season is lost. The new owners have to act now otherwise I have lost all faith them too.

Simon: It's really worrying that we are leaking so many goals. Why did we not sign a defender in the summer and why did we let Elphick go? He is better than Jedinak.

Myles: Whelan??? Really??? We have more proven penalty takers and you choose him? What in the name? #BruceOut

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Portsmouth's lead at the top of League One is up to three points after their 1-0 win at Coventry - Ronan Curtis got their goal before half-time.

Sunderland drew with Peterborough, while Doncaster lost at Accrington - who are now into the play-off places!

Bradford are out of the bottom four with their win at Wimbledon, while the game of the night was at Glanford Park, where Scunthorpe beat Charlton 5-3.

It's all over and Gary Rowett's side have their third Championship win of the season.