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And breathe... Another weekend, another fantastic barrage of EFL entertainment.

It's Lincoln who will be singing the Blues tonight after their loss to Birmingham sees Chris Davies' side end the day on top of League One.

Cambridge United got their first win of the season and in League Two, Port Vale stay top as the congested chasing pack swap positions once more.

That's us done for the day, but if for any reason today's action didn't quite quench your EFL thirst, fear not because the games are coming thick and fast.

First up, we've got a Championship clash between Hull City and high-flying Sunderland tomorrow afternoon.

Then in midweek, we go again with a full round of fixtures across all three divisions. Lovely stuff and we will of course be bringing live coverage to you for all of it.

So with that in mind, we will catch you very soon!

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Carlisle United may have only earned a point in their 1-1 draw with Harrogate but it's enough to lift them from bottom place.

It's now occupied by Morecambe, who couldn't consolidate their first win of the season last week against a solid MK Dons side.

Meanwhile, Accrington Stanley leapfrog Colchester, Swindon and Bromley as their win streak continues for a third successive league game while Newport enter the bottom 10 after a third loss in a row.

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Cambridge United are off the bottom after picking up their first win of the season at the 10th time of asking as they beat Wigan 2-0.

Burton Albion are now the only side in the EFL without a victory and are rooted to the foot of the table.

Crawley Town were hammered 4-1 at Reading earlier today and Shrewsbury lost 2-0 at home to Exeter on Thursday, meaning they both stay in the relegation zone.

Northampton picked up a vital three points against fellow strugglers Leyton Orient to move above them into 19th.

There were defeats today for Bristol Rovers, Rotherham and Peterborough who make up the rest of the bottom 10.

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Last week, the only team in the top six to take all three points was Port Vale, taking them all the way to the top. A place they still occupy after extending their unbeaten run to nine games with a 3-1 win over Fleetwood Town.

Not so much the case this week. Doncaster hold their own against Swindon to keep themselves in second place, just one point behind Port Vale.

Walsall's huge 4-1 win over Grimsby sees them rise back to number three above Notts County, who also won but in slightly less dazzling fashion with a 1-0 victory over Wimbledon.

Bradford City's excellent run of form sees them enter the battlefield of promotion contenders to reach fifth place while Barrow drops to seventh after their second successive league loss.

Meanwhile, Gillingham continue to tumble down the table, finding themselves in sixth after a four match losing streak.

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Birmingham City's 3-1 win away at fellow promotion-chasers Lincoln City sees them remain top of League One tonight as the Imps slip out of the play-off spots into seventh.

Wrexham also picked up an important 1-0 victory at Rotherham to keep pace and are two points behind, albeit having played one game more.

Wycombe Wanderers climb up to third after their win over Peterborough in the lunchtime kick-off, while Mansfield drop to fourth after their run of five straight wins was brought to an end in a 1-0 loss at home to Stevenage who are now 10th.

Exeter City's 2-0 win over Shrewsbury on Thursday night sees them end the weekend in fifth, while Huddersfield are up into sixth with a 3-1 success over Bristol Rovers.

Stockport and Charlton played out a 1-1 draw at The Valley and drop to ninth and 12th respectively.

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Cambridge United are winless no more - they take their first three points of the season in a 2-0 victory over Wigan Athletic!

The win leaves Burton Albion bottom of the table and the only winless team across the EFL as they failed recover from a short spell of goals in their 2-1 loss to Bolton Wanderers.

Barnsley's Marc Roberts snatched a point away from Blackpool in the second minute of stoppage time for a 2-1 win for the Tykes.

Northampton Town take a narrow 1-0 victory against Leyton Orient.

Mansfield Town's winning streak has come to end after conceding a 1-0 defeat to Stevenage.

Bristol Rovers got themselves a consolation goal but are thoroughly beaten 3-1 by an aggressive Huddersfield Town with the pressure remaining on manager Matt Taylor.

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Goals in every game across League Two!

Tranmere won 2-1 against Bromley, with a late goal from Louis Dennis not enough for the home side to claim any points.

Neither team could snatch a winner in the game between Carlisle and Harrogate as the match ends 1-1.

A brace from Jordan Thomas was enough for Cheltenham to see off Colchester in a game that ended 2-1.

Crewe couldn't find a winner against Salford to push them into the play-offs, their match ended 1-1.

Walsall travel back to the West Midlands with a stunning 4-1 victory over Grimsby.

MK Dons won comfortably away against Morecambe in a game that ended 3-1.

Notts County broke the deadlock in the 67th minute against Wimbledon, with Matty Platt's goal being the only goal of the game.

Joe Ironside converted a stoppage time penalty against Swindon to give Doncaster a 2-1 win.

It ends all square.

Charlton pushed and pushed for a winner in the closing stages after Fraser Horsfall was sent off for a second yellow.

But Stockport held firm and leave The Valley with a point.

County had taken the lead in the first half through Louie Barry's penalty but Rarmani Edmonds-Green equalised in the 66th minute from close range after Tyreece Campbell's shot was parried out by Corey Addai.

Such is the incredibly tight nature of League One, it means Charlton slip from eighth to 12th, while Stockport are now down to ninth with both sides on 17 points.

Ibou Touray is booked for time-wasting for Stockport. Could that be that for this game?

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It's three wins in three for Bradford who move up to fifth and into the play-off positions.

Graham Alexander’s side are now unbeaten across their last nine home league games and record three wins in succession against Gillingham for the first time.

The Gills have now lost four in a row but remain in the play-off places and drop down to sixth.

Port Vale retain top spot in League Two and stretch their unbeaten record to nine games.

It's three wins on the spin for Darren Moore's side who are now four unbeaten on home soil for the first time since April 2022.

This defeat is Fleetwood's second in the league this season.

The Cod Army were unbeaten in their last five league games prior to today's game and remain 12th.

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Oh my, Miles Leaburn almost wins it at the death for Charlton.

His effort brushes wide of the post after great work by Kaheim Dixon.

A game decided in the very first minute. Wrexham hold off a charging Rotherham to take the win at the New York Stadium.

3,773 turned up to watch Rotherham dominate Wrexham 3-0 in their last meeting in 2007 but today the 13,591 spectators saw the Red Dragons take the win through a Paul Mullin's early goal.

Rotherham by no means rolled over, having 16 shots and an impressive 82% pass accuracy but it wasn't enough to get themselves on the scoresheet.

Wrexham retain their second place and continue to take League One by storm.

So close again for Charlton... In comes Luke Berry's corner but it beats everyone and goes out of play.

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It's all over and that is a HUGE win for Birmingham City.

This promised to be a tough away day for Blues and it looked for all the world it would be when they fell behind to Bailey Cadamarteri's strike inside 35 seconds.

But Keshi Anderson's brace and a goal from Willum Willumson turned it around.

Lincoln had a chance to bring it back to 2-2 from the spot but Reeco Hackett's penalty was saved by Ryan Allsop.

Birmingham stay top of League One, while Lincoln slip to seventh.

Stockport goalkeeper Corey Addai saves well from Alex Mitchell's header as Charlton push for a winner!

Stockport's Lewis Fiorini goes into the referee's book for bringing down Miles Leaburn.

Kaheim Dixon is on for his Charlton debut in place of Terry Taylor.

Four minutes of stoppage time still to play.

Can Charlton find a winner against 10-man Stockport? They've got SEVEN minutes of injury time to do so!

Five minutes for Rotherham to get something out of this game or for Wrexham to take yet another League One win.