Fourth-placed Ipswich cruise to 4-0 win at Millwall
Victory lifts Tractor Boys to within three points of automatic promotion places
Huddersfield beat Sunderland and Stoke overcome QPR in key games affecting bottom
Riis goal gives Preston 2-1 win against Middlesbrough
Coventry grab injury-time equaliser to draw 2-2 at Plymouth
Millwall 0-3 Ipswich
Early chance for the home side as they try to get back into the game.
The ball comes to Zian Flemming on the left-hand side, who darts forward into the box and shoots across goal but his left-foot effort goes beyond the far post.
Millwall 0-3 Ipswich
Off we go in the second half at the Den - is there any way back into this one for Millwall?
Joe Edwards has made an attacking change at the break, with Casper De Norre coming on for Wes Harding.
Looks like Millwall are changing to a back four.
Emil Riis (60 mins)
Boro weren't level for long!
More than a bit of luck about it but he won't be too bothered and neither will the home faithful.
Ben Whiteman lines up a speculative effort from about 25 yards and doesn't really get hold of it but it takes a huge deflection and runs into the path of Emil Riis.
With keeper Tom Glover already committed to the initial strike the Dane can just tap the ball into the empty net.
Huddersfield 1-0 Sunderland
Cripes, the Black Cats are using up a lot of their lives just now.
Jack Rudoni flicks Sorba Thomas' corner towards goal and Jobe Bellingham is there on the line to keep it out.
The home fans want a penalty for handball and it certainly could well have been his shoulder.
Stoke 1-0 QPR
Stoke leading through that added time goal from Wouter Burger at the end of the first half but QPR have come out fighting after the break.
The away side are trying to create chances for their frontman Sinclair Armstrong, who is chasing down every ball and doing his best to hold up the play and bring his team-mates into the final third.
Nothing doing yet for the Hoops but there is a long time to go in this one.
Finn Azaz (57 mins)
Finn Azaz bags his first for Boro!
The midfielder, who joined from Aston Villa in January, scored seven goals for Plymouth in a loan spell in the first half of the season.
The 23-year-old levels it for the Teessiders with an absolute crackerjack from 20 yards out.
Defending a little suspect from the home side you'd have to say though.
Huddersfield 1-0 Sunderland
The away side haven't really got going in this at all.
They're lucky not to be 2-0 down, with Josh Koroma's free-kick hitting the foot of the Black Cats post a few moments ago.
Plymouth 1-0 Coventry
Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ CWR
The first mistake Thomas has made.City have been good from behind recently; they've won three and drawn two of their last five. The omens are good but they won't want to keep doing it.
Morgan Whittaker (54 mins)
Image source, PA MediaI said this one wouldn't end goalless and no surprise at who has got the first goal!
Morgan Whittaker bags his 18th of the season to put the hosts in front against the run of play.
Adam Randell does well to motor forward down the Pilgrims left and then sends a low cross into the middle for the 23-year-old to sweep an unstoppable shot home from 12 yards or so.
Millwall 0-3 Ipswich
That's it for the first half and Ipswich have taken a commanding lead against Millwall.
The home side started brilliantly with George Saville and Zian Flemming working Vaclav Hladky in the Ipswich goal but, crucially, failing to take their chances.
The away side then stepped up and goals from Nathan Broadhead and Kieffer Moore, either side of a Wes Harding own goal, have put the Tractor Boys in total control at the midway point.
Plymouth 0-0 Coventry
Another big chance goes the way of the away side and striker Matt Godden.
He's played in on goal but hits his shot too close to home keeper Conor Hazard.
Moments later, Sky Blues midfielder Kasey Palmer hits a shot past the post.
Plymouth 0-0 Coventry
No pressure guys but, as it stands, this will be the only one of 33 EFL games this midweek to end goalless.
Don't let us down!
Millwall 0-3 Ipswich
Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Radio Suffolk
Moore didn't get any power on the header. He headed down and the bounce did it for him.
Simple goal.
We're starting to get back under way in our 19:45 GMT games.
Kieffer Moore (45+1 min)
Image source, PA MediaThis one could be over.
Right-back Harry Clarke plays a nice one-two with Omari Hutchinson before running to byline and chipping up a cross.
On-loan striker Kieffer Moore stoops and heads down into the ground as the ball loops up and into the net for his third goal in three games.
Millwall 0-2 Ipswich
Ipswich's Kiefer Moore brings down George Saville to give Millwall a free-kick in a decent position.
Saville's ball in is a beauty and lands right on Murray Wallace's... face.
The ball goes out for a goal kick and Ipswich have possession again.
Millwall 0-2 Ipswich
Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Radio Suffolk
Millwall don't really have an answer to our possession play.
Keep doing it. We are dominating.
Millwall 0-2 Ipswich
This game has been totally turned on its head by those two goals from the Tractor Boys.
It's the same old story for Millwall, who started brightly but did not take their chances.
Ipswich are now firmly in control at the Den.
Stoke 1-0 QPR
Image source, Getty ImagesThe referee blows the half-time whistle and Stoke lead through Wouter Burger's goal in added time.
The game has been a slow burner which jumped into life towards the end of the half, with Rangers' Paul Smyth hitting the side netting and Niall Ennis forcing a save from Asmir Begovic in the Hoops goal.
But it's Stoke who lead at the break in this second tier six-pointer.
Preston 1-0 Middlesbrough
One shot and one goal for Preston.
The in-form Lilywhites are on course for a third straight win and could end the night outside of the play-off spots on goal difference only.