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Bournemouth are making impressive strides towards securing a return to the Premier League, with the Cherries strengthening their push for automatic promotion via a 2-0 victory at home to Derby County at the weekend.
The Cherries are battling for an automatic promotion place with Scott Parker having led the side to second place with 13 games remaining.
Bournemouth boss Scott Parker claimed an “unforgivable” refereeing decision cost his side in a 2-1 defeat at Preston.
Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper has at least one key selection decision to make ahead of Friday night's match at Bramall Lane.
Bournemouth staged a dramatic recovery to beat Stoke 2-1 and stay in the automatic Sky Bet Championship promotion places.
Boreham Wood captain Mark Ricketts described the club’s FA Cup third-round win over AFC Wimbledon as the highlight of his career, but after this victory against Bournemouth that is no longer the case.
Irish defender Jimmy Dunne was on the scoresheet as QPR thrashed Reading 4-0 to boost their promotion hopes and pile more pressure on Royals boss Veljko Paunovic. Lyndon Dykes scored twice and there were also goals for Dunne and Luke Amos as fourth-placed Rangers made it five wins and a draw from their past six matches. The victory left the west London side just two points behind Blackburn with a game in hand. Reading, however, are struggling near the relegation zone and have now gone nine games without a win.
Bournemouth won 1-0 at Barnsley following an early goal from Philip Billing but were forced to hold on after being reduced to 10 men late on.