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And so ends another Saturday in the English Football League with Norwich leading the way at the summit of the Championship.

It sure is good to have domestic football back after the international break and the fixtures are coming thick and fast this term.

We'll be back for a midweek programme of football across the EFL in just a few days' time.

But for now, thank you for joining us.

Tough viewing for East Midlanders, as Derby are bottom of the pile, and Nottingham Forest aren't much further above them.

Wycombe's point against Brentford was a good one, but keeps them mired among the stragglers, but defeats for Sheffield Wednesday and Rotherham mean Barnsley fans enjoy Saturday night supremacy so far as it goes for South Yorkshire clubs in the Championship.

It's all change at the top as the leaders are unseated, with Norwich and Bournemouth climbing into the automatic places.

Reading' loss sent them down to sixth from first, while QPR's equaliser from Ilias Chair denied Watford their own place at the top.

• League leaders Newport grab an injury time winner against 10-man Port Vale.
• Tranmere thrash Grimsby 5-0 with four of their goals coming in the first half.
• Barrow and Scunthorpe both concede in added time to draw in their games.
• Cheltenham, Oldham, Leyton Orient, Salford, and Bolton all recorded wins in their respective games.

• Hull City go top after 3-1 win at MK Dons, Josh Magennis scoring twice.
• Peterborough lose top spot after Gary Madine's last-minute winner gives Blackpool victory at London Road.
• Jack Lankaster scores 97th-minute winner as Ipswich come from behind to beat Shrewsbury.
• Portsmouth and Fleetwood both record big home wins.
• Doncaster equalise in stoppage time to hold Sunderland to draw.

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• Norwich go top of the Championship in a controversial game against Middlesbrough that saw both sides awarded penalties
• Bristol City move third with win against Derby, Swansea's 1-0 win against Rotherham sends them fourth
• Watford miss chance to go top after drawing 1-1 with QPR; Stoke play out seven-goal thriller to beat Huddersfield
• Preston defeat 10-man Sheff Wed 1-0, Cardiff come from behind to draw 1-1 with Millwall, Luton draw 1-1 with Blackburn
• Barnsley leave it late to beat Nottm Forest 2-0, Wycombe v Brentford goalless

Norwich top the Championship after victory over Middlesbrough - all thanks to Teemu Pukki's coolly-taken penalty.

The Teessiders had their own penalty attempt ruled out for a Marcus Tavernier double-touch.

A frantic seven-goal game at the Bet 365 Stadium comes to an end and Stoke take the three points.

Huddersfield keeper Joel Pereira won't want to watch this one back.

Eventful game at Adams Park but no-one could break the deadlock.

Points shared by the Chairboys and Bees.

Sheffield Wednesday had their work cut out after Josh Windass' earlier red card and Preston seal victory courtesy of Tom Barkhuizen's strike.

Big win for the Tykes thanks to two late goals from Callum Styles and Cauley Woodrow.

Barnsley's amazing record continues under Valerien Ismael.

Watford miss the chance to go top of the Championship as QPR snatch a point thanks to a fine second half display.

Swansea make it three wins in a row at the Liberty Stadium as Matt Grimes' goal was enough to take all three points despite a spirited second half performance from Rotherham.

The points are shared at the Den.

Kieffer Moore cancels out Matt Smith's opener for the home side.

It's now no wins in the last four games for Millwall.

Almost a winner for Cardiff but Joe Bennett sees his header cleared off the line.

Close.

All over at Kenilworth Road and Blackburn rescue a point against Luton.

Wayne Rooney, Liam Rosenior, Shay Given and former Derby youth coach Justin Walker make a losing start to life as Derby interim bosses.

Famara Diedhiou's goal enough to earn Bristol City a big win, they go third pending other results.

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Rotherham go close again.

Angus MacDonald unleashes a strike but it goes narrowly over the bar

We're into five minutes of added time.

That would have been an incredible way for QPR to seal a comeback win against Watford, but it won't count.

Lyndon Dykes latches on to a clever cross into the box and handles it into the net.

He's shown a yellow card for his trouble and the goal, understandably, won't be given.

Five minutes of added time.

Who can find a winner?