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And that's just about where we leave you after a fun-packed evening across the Championship and League One.

We've got it all to do again tomorrow, mind, with more fixtures to look forward to in the second tier.

We'll be back to take you through all the action in just under 24 hours' time.

For now though, thank you for joining us.

Luton Town sneak into the play-off places after their 3-1 win over Middlesbrough.

They, Blackpool and Millwall are all on 24 points. Remarkably, just five points separates sixth and 18th.

How can you not love the Championship?!

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• Wigan produced a remarkable comeback to win 3-2 against Fleetwood. Three second-half goals in 10 minutes turned the match around. Wigan move top of the table, while Fleetwood are confined to an eighth defeat this season.
• Ipswich came from a goal down to beat Wycombe 4-1 at Adams Park, ending the Chairboys' eight-match winning streak at home and pushing them down to fourth in the table.
• Charlton came from a goal down to draw 1-1 at high-flying Rotherham. Charlton remain mangerless after Nigel Adkins was sacked a few weeks ago.
• Crewe remain bottom of the table after drawing 1-1 with fellow strugglers Doncaster.
• Sheffield Wednesday beat Sunderland 3-0, their first win in four matches.

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Phew. Another stellar night in the English Football League.

Let's take stock of how things stand after all of that!

Lewis Grabban's leveller for Nottingham Forest gifts them a point against Sheffield United.

Morgan Gibbs-White had put the Blades ahead but they will have to settle for one point instead of three.

Neil Warnock's record-breaking 1,602nd match in charge ends in defeat after three Luton goals in five second-half minutes.

Three wins on the spin.

Birmingham climb up the table.

Jonson Clarke-Harris' late equaliser for Peterborough gives them a share of the points against Huddersfield after Danny Ward had put the visitors ahead.

Two goals in the first 15 minutes give Swansea a rare win on the road.

It's all over at The Den and Benik Afobe's goal has given Millwall the three points against Reading.

Three minutes have been added on as Coventry's Fankaty Dabo sees a shot tipped over the bar.

The Sky Blues are pressing.

Birmingham City bring on substitute Jordan James for his Blues debut.

He's 17, that means he was born in 2004.

Shocking! Not much happening on the pitch at the moment.

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The Wigan comeback is on. Three goals in 10 minutes for the visitors against Fleetwood and all of a sudden the match has completely flipped on it's head. From 2-0 down to 3-2 up, and that score propels them to the top of the table as things stand.

Ipswich have further extended their lead over Wycombe. Wes Burns’ strike has made it 3-1 at the Adams Park.

Cambridge have also doubled their lead against Morecambe through a Joe Ironside penalty.

Calvin Andrew
Ex-Rochdale, Mansfield and Port Vale forward on Squad Goals

Middlesbrough have gone out on the pitch, doing fine, flying, great. They've conceded a goal and all of a sudden something's changed, mentality's changed and now they're thinking 'we might mess this up here'. That sort of mentality is infectious and that will go straight through the team.

It's just a downward slope from them.