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A typically bonkers afternoon of EFL action with 62 goals across League One and Two and plenty of eye-catching results

Wrexham and Birmingham continue to lead the way in the third tier, though Steve Bruce's Blackpool picked-off third-placed Charlton at the Valley and Stockport and Huddersfield were humbled at home by Leyton Orient and Northampton respectively.

Bolton also eased the pressure on Ian Evatt after four games without a goal with a five-star showing against beleaguered Reading.

Barrow, Gillingham and Walsall are your pace-setters in League Two, as Notts County's unbeaten run was ended by the Gills at Meadow Lane.

Thank you for joining us for an action-packed afternoon, but don't go crazy this evening, you'll need some rest.

We'll back back bright and early tomorrow morning for the tasty all-Lancashire encounter between Preston and Blackburn while there is another local derby in League Two on Monday night as Morecambe make the short trip to Fleetwood.

We'll see you then!

Gillingham may have won at Notts County but it's former manager Stephen Clemence who's celebrating at the top of League Two after Barrow's 2-0 victory over Newport County enables them to take the lead by virtue of goals scored.

That's a nice little way of setting up Tuesday's League Cup trip to take on Premier League Chelsea.

Walsall's 2-0 triumph at Salford City mean they now jump above the Magpies into third place. The Saddlers also have top-flight opposition in midweek as they take on Leicester City.

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Barrow have burst to the top of League Two with their 2-0 victory over Newport taking them to the summit by virtue of goals scored. Elliot Newby and Theo Vassell were on target for Stephen Clemence's side

Walsall's 2-0 win at Salford takes them into third place with second-half goals from Nathan Lowe and Charlie Lakin.

Samson Tovide added a third goal for Colchester in the second-half against Tranmere with Lyle Taylor's first-half brace getting things started in a 3-0 win.

Crewe were quick off the mark through Kane Hemmingsagainst Harrogate and they never looked back in chalking-up a 3-0 victory.

Mike Williamson's reign as Carlisle boss is up and running with a2-0 win at Swindon.

MK Dons led 1-0 against 10-man Doncaster but then had goalscorer, Ellis Harrison dismissed. The visitors grabbed an equaliser having themselves seen Harry Clifton sent-off inside the first 10 minutes.

Wrexham and Birmingham remain locked together at the summit, although Blues do have a game in hand.

Defeats for Huddersfield and Charlton mean that Barnsley leapfrog them into third following their win at Burton Albion.

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Stephen Humphrys scored a scored a 90th-minute winner for Barnsley away at Burton Albion to give them a 2-1 victory.

Peterborough held on to beat Bristol Rovers 3-2, having been 3-0 ahead through Kwame Poku, Ricky-Jade Jones and Malik Mothersille. Luke McCormick and Gatlin O'Donkortruck scored in quick succession in the 75th and 76th minute for the visitors but they couldn't complete what would have been a remarkable comeback.

Mansfield came from behind to beat Shrewsbury who went ahead inside two minutes through Leo Castledine but Leo Gregory equalised from the spot before Aaron Lewis struck in the 86th-minute to seal a 2-1 win.

Leyton Orient ran out comfortable 4-1 winners away at Stockport thanks to an Ethan Galbraith brace, as well as goals from Dan Agyei and Sean Clare.

Wycombe Wanderers edged to a 2-1 victory over bottom side Cambridge United after Cameron Humphreys struck the winner in the 85th minute.

AND BREATHE.....Luke Berry's late goal was in vain as Blackpool hold on to make it back-to-back league wins for Steve Bruce.

Gassan Ahadme's own-goal and Albie Morgan's maiden Tangerines strike, against his former employers, have Seasiders fans dreaming of brighter days ahead.

Charlton drop off the pace at the top of the table.

Charlton scored twice in the final 10 minutes to draw this fixture 2-2 last season, can they possibly repeat the trick in the dying seconds?

Plenty of huff, plenty of puff but no goals.

The closest we come is Myles Hippolyte's effort for AFC Wimbledon which hits the inside of both posts before being cleared.

This maintain's Bradford's unbeaten home record but despite having more possession, more shots and more on target they can't find a way past the visitors' goalkeeper, Owen Goodman.

A good day at the office for Ian Evatt and for Bolton Wanderers. Another 5-2 home win in this fixture. After four games without a goal, they scored five in one afternoon.

Dion Charles hit a first-half hat-trick, two of them from the spot, Josh Sheehan fired in a free-kick and Kyle Dempsey nodded a late fifth, meaning Ben Elliot's first professional goal and Sam Smith's second-half penalty were in vain.

A hard week for Ruben Selles, on and off the field.

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Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

A very controlled, professional performance from Birmingham.

They controlled the first half and managed the second half well.

The last unbeaten record in League Two is toast as Elliott Nevitt's goal wins it for Gillingham BUT the Kent side don't go top as Barrow have gone to the summit on goals scored.

The goal which won it came against the run of play with Nevitt latching on to a long ball and rounding Alex Bass to slot home.

You can't say Notts County didn't produce opportunites, striking the post twice in the first-half and seeing a Sam Austin effort chalked-off by an assistant's offside flag.

Then, with referee Lee Swabey looking at his watch the home side slung another ball into the box only to see Jacob Bedeau denied by a goal line clearance.

A big three points for Wrexham. Crawley put up an excellent fight and might feel hard done by to come away with nothing.

Elliot Lee put the hosts ahead midway through the first-half but Armando Junior Quitirna brought the Red Devils level after 54 minutes.

Then, with little over 10 minutes remaining, George Dobson crossed in for Max Cleworth to head home the winner from close range.

Wrexham stay top of the League One table on goal difference ahead of Birmingham City.

Tight at the top.

Northampton see out the victory!

The visitors were in cruise control after they led 3-0 through a Michal Helik own goal, Cameron McGeehan and Tariqe Fosu.

But Josh Koroma hit back in the 80th minute before being brought down for a penalty by Akin Odimayo who was sent off for a second yellow.

It set up a potentially tense finale but Koroma's spot kick was saved Lee Burge and the Cobblers have managed to hold on for a 3-1 win.

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AGONY for Notts County as Jacob Bedeau's effort is cleared off the line...

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

It feels like one of those days where Notts are never going to score.

The kind of win which wins titles.

They haven't had it all their own way, but Blues pick up the points, and a clean sheet, on what could be one of their trickier away days in League One.

A first half blast from Tomoki Iwata and a sumptuous lob from Jay Stansfield before the break have Birmingham joint-top of the pile, with a game in hand on Wrexham.

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There will be TWELVE minutes added for Charlton to try and find a way back into this one.

Late goals galore in League One! Burton Albion drew level with Barnsley but now trail 2-1 again and Mansfield Town are now also 2-1 up against Shrewsbury.

Peterborough have been pegged back from 3-0 up by Bristol Rovers and it's now 3-2 heading into injury time.

Leyton Orient have extended their lead to 4-1 at Stockport and Wycombe have gone 2-1 ahead against Cambridge.