text: Huddersfield ensured their status in the Sky Bet Championship with three games remaining thanks to a goalless draw at Brighton. The point for the Seagulls ended a run of three successive defeats, but their goal drought continues and they are now without a goal from one of their own players for nine hours and 20 minutes. Albion are still not out of danger towards the bottom of the table and are seven points above the drop zone with three games left. Brighton's Beram Kayal (left) and Huddersfield's Jacob Butterfield battle for the ball at the Amex Stadium . Mustapha Carayol (right) attempts to get away from Tommy Smith as the hosts go on the attack . Birmingham's highly-rated winger Demarai Gray was on target for the second successive game as his strike rescued a point in City's 2-2 draw against Blackburn at St Andrew's. The hosts twice came from behind to salvage a share of the spoils in the Sky Bet Championship fixture with Gray following up his winner against Wolves last weekend with another classy piece of finishing in the 78th minute. Blackburn captain Matt Kilgallon had put Rovers ahead after just eight minutes with his first goal in over a year. A stirring second-half fight back from Birmingham saw them draw level when full-back Jonathan Grounds grabbed a 64th-minute equaliser. The ever reliable Jordan Rhodes looked to have earned Blackburn only their second win in their last five Championship games with his 18th goal of the season four minutes later. Birmingham City's Jonathan Grounds heads home his side's first goal against Blackburn Rovers . Demarai Gray nets Birmingham's second equaliser during their 2-2 at St Andrew's on Tuesday night . But Gray popped up to ensure Birmingham extended their unbeaten home record to seven games, while Rovers have now not been beaten in eight league and cup matches on the road. Adam Le Fondre's seventh goal of the season rescued a point for Bolton and ensured Charlton's third successive SkyBet Championship draw. The on-loan Cardiff marksman netted for a second successive game after 78 minutes when it seemed Charlton were comfortably protecting Frederic Bulot's ninth-minute opener. Wanderers had goalkeeper Adam Bogdan to thank for keeping it at 1-0 before Le Fondre drew level with Craig Davies at the head of the Trotters' goal charts to salvage a 1-1 draw for Neil Lennon's men. Charlton's Frederic Bulot celebrates with his manager Guy Luzon after opening the scoring against Bolton . Bolton striker Adam Le Fondre raises his arm as he celebrates netting an equaliser in the 79th minute .
target: Huddersfield are now mathematically safe after a 0-0 draw with Brighton .
  Adam Le Fondre earns Bolton a point in 1-1 home draw with Charlton .
  Demarai Gray on target for Birmingham as they draw 2-2 with Blackburn .