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Glenn Murray's goal is enough to earn second-placed Brighton a big win.

That's Tony Mowbray's first loss in eight games as Blackburn manager.

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Incredible late drama at Milton Keynes where Gillingham looked to have snatched a point from 2-0 down after Josh Wright scored on the rebound after his initial penalty was saved.

However, the hosts went up the other end and scored through Dean Lewington.

If that wasn't enough, Gillingham's Bradley Dack was sent off after Lewington's goal to make it 10-aside after MK had George Williams sent off for the foul that gave the Gills their penalty!

Rotherham United's relegation from the Championship is confirmed by a 1-0 home defeat by Fulham, who move into the top six.

There's the whistle. Newcastle stay top of the Championship tonight.

Three minutes of added time have been indicated at St James' Park, where Newcastle are closing in on a win that would keep them one point clear at the top.

Huddersfield almost take the lead as Micheel Hefele sees his header cleared off the line.

But moments later, Dean Whitehead is sent off for the hosts for a second bookable offence!

Frustration for the home side, who look set to slip further behind the top two this afternoon.

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Struggling Swindon could be on for the upset of the day as they lead 1-0 at third-placed Fleetwood thanks to Nicky Ajose's goal.

Elsewhere, 10-man Southend lead Oldham 2-0 and Peterborough lead Charlton by the same scoreline.

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Against 10 men, Villa are easing to victory as Jonathan Kodjia doubles their lead with his second of the afternoon.

The hosts want a penalty as Matt Ritchie goes down in the area under Jake Buxton's challenge. Huge appeals ring round St James' Park.

But the referee says no penalty.

Just to remind you then, Newcastle are Brighton are both leading as things stand.

Meanwhile, third-placed Huddersfield are being held at home to Burton.

Things are looking good for the top two in the race for promotion.

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Shola Ameobi has helped Notts County into a 3-1 lead against Colchester.

The former Newcastle man has scored twice in a game for the first time since hitting a double for Newcastle in their 5-1 win over Sunderland in October 2010.

Elsewhere in League Two, Cambridge now lead 2-1 at Crewe and Portsmouth have a 2-0 lead at Hartlepool.

Losing at Aston Villa, Norwich go down to 10 men as Ivo Pinto is shown his second yellow of the afternoon.

Meanwhile, Wolves look set for a fourth straight win as Helder Costa's strike extends their lead at home to Cardiff.

Rotherham have about 10 minutes plus stoppage time to keep their season alive until Tuesday.

The Millers, who have lost seven in a row, need to beat Fulham to avoid relegation but are currently trailing to this goal from Sone Aluko...

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Port Vale look to be moving to safety in League One, for now at least, with Chris Eagles putting them 2-0 up against AFC Wimbledon.

Elsewhere, sixth-placed Southend have the lead against Oldham thanks to a goal from Nile Ranger.

The Shrimpers are down to 10 men after Ryan Leonard was sent off.

At Portman Road, Grant Ward finds the top corner to equalise for Ispwich.

Not long beforehand, Birmingham had a great chance to double their lead but Lukas Jutkiewicz's shot was well saved.

Rafael Benitez make his second change, with Yoan Gouffran heading off and Issac Hayden coming on.

With the top two, Newcastle and Brighton, both winning, third-placed Huddersfield will not want to drop points at home to Burton.

But, as things stand, they're doing just that, despite creating plenty of chances at the John Smith's Stadium.

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Cardiff could be level at Molineux but Craig Noone has hit the woodwork after cutting in from the right to shoot. Good effort.

The Latics almost equalise for a second time in the game, but Newcastle keeper Karl Darlow does well to tip over Callum Connolly's effort.

This game isn't over yet.