What you were expecting everyone?

At the top of League One, Birmingham and Wrexham earned narrow wins, with Wycombe seemingly set to lose at Peterborough before a late Richard Kone equaliser saw them grab a point in injury time.

The Chairboys are now level on points with Wrexham, with the teams in second and third respectively, while the Blues have a lead of 11 points on their nearest rivals.

In League Two, Walsall's defeat earlier in the afternoon would have been a sweet melody to the ears of Bradford City fans but alas, it was not meant to be.

Gillingham beat the Bantams meaning the Saddlers stay top for now.

The drama!

And it's all happening again as soon as Tuesday night with a load more EFL action coming your way from 19:45 GMT.

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Adam Cottier
BBC Radio 5Live at St Andrews @ Knighthead Park

Sometimes it's important to recognise the beauty of a penalty and Kieran Dowell's match-winner for Birmingham was superbly taken. A true, left-footed strike that rattled into the roof of the net.

He's a player who has experienced promotion twice before in the EFL. On loan from Rangers, Birmingham fans will be grateful for his conviction and composure from 12 yards.

This was a game that threatened to end in stalemate with Lincoln producing an organised performance.

But Sam Clucas was clumsy in conceding the penalty having only just come on.

Birmingham move a step closer. They surely won't be stopped.

It's been a truly dreadful day for Carlisle and Morecambe as the bottom two both lost, against lowly Harrogate and MK Dons to boot respectively, and six of the seven sides above the relegation zone this morning all won.

After parting ways with Nigel Adkins third-bottom Tranmere came from behind to see-off play-off chasing Bromley to go four points clear while struggling Gillingham denied Bradford the chance to go top with a 1-0 win at Priestfield which surely ends any thoughts of them being pulled into the mire.

With the top two both tumbling to defeat, Doncaster were the only side to pick up a point in the automatic promotion places, but missed out on victory after Swindon’s second-half fightback.

AFC Wimbledon were the only side in the top seven to win as they beat Notts County to leapfrog their opponents into fourth and put themselves firmly in the race for automatic promotion.

Crewe and Port Vale remain in the other two play-off spots after both fought back to rescue late draws, but Grimsby’s excellent win at leaders Walsall moves them within goal difference of seventh place.

Back-to-back wins have moved Colchester within four points of the play-off spots, but fellow chasers Bromley were beaten at lowly Tranmere, having led, while Salford and Fleetwood both lost further ground as they surrendered winning positions to draw.

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Wycombe Wanderers' Richard Kone grabbed an equaliser in the 93rd minute to deprive Wrexham of a place in the automatic promotion spots.

Birmingham City have a comfy 11-point lead thanks to a Kieran Dowell penalty while Huddersfield suffered their fourth loss in five games to drop out the top six.

Benefitting are a flying Bolton Wanderers, who rise into the play-off spots thanks to a win over Burton Albion.

But for the Brewers, it will be doubly sore as a win for Bristol Rovers sees them leaving the bottom four out of striking distance with a six-point gap.

Mark Hone
Former Lincoln City defender on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

It is Sam Clucas who has made a rash challenge. Lincoln could have come away with a point there and it would have been a thoroughly deserved point.

Birmingham had most of the possession throughout the game and most of the chances. Lincoln had one half chance in the second half with Reeco Hackett, but one poor defensive decision has cost at least a point.

But I can't knock Lincoln at all today for how the team was set up, or their attitude towards the game plan.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

Blues' double figure advantage at the top of the table should be restored thanks to Kieran Dowell's penalty in the final 20 minutes of the game.

There is relief all around, as Birmingham City have returned to winning ways with this win over Lincoln.

• Bradford’s hopes of leapfrogging Walsall at the top were dashed as they too fall to defeat, as Conor Masterton hits the winner for Gillingham.
• Doncaster close the gap to the top two, but are held to a 2-2 draw at home to Swindon who score twice in 76 seconds just after the break.
• Play-off chasers Port Vale rescued a late, late point away to Fleetwood thanks to Lorent Tolaj's 96th-minute penalty, while Crewe strengthened their hopes of a top-seven finish by rescuing a point at Salford.
• At the bottom Tranmere came from behind to beat top-10 opponents Bromley and boost their survival hopes as the bottom two both lost.
• Basement side Carlisle fell to their first defeat in five matches as Harrogate bagged a 95th-minute winner through Josh Vela, and second-bottom Morecambe were beaten 2-1 having led at MK Dons.
• Colchester made it 11 matches unbeaten as Harry Anderson’s strike gives them a 1-0 win at Cheltenham.
• Barrow beat fellow strugglers Accrington 2-0, and two goals in three first-half minutes were enough to give Chesterfield a 2-1 win over Newport.

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• Kieron Dowell’s penalty was enough to see Birmingham past Lincoln and take Blues 11 points clear at the top.
• Malik Mothersille’s penalty had Peterborough ahead against Wycombe until Richard Kone struck to snatch a point after 94 minutes.
• Sam Smith’s 13th goal of the season gave Wrexham a 1-0 win over Rotherham which took the Red Dragons level on points in third.
• It was a good day for Bolton, who are into the top-six after a seventh win in nine games. Aaron Morley put Wanderers ahead at lowly Burton but Ryan Sweeney levelled after the break, only for Josh Sheehan to win it.
• They overhaul Huddersfield who lost their fourth game in five, at struggling Bristol Rovers, thanks to Ruel Sotiriou’s early goal which has them six points clear of the drop-zone.
• Charlie Kelman pulled one back on the hour but Leyton Orient lost further ground, suffering a fifth straight defeat, going down 2-1 at home to Northampton, who scored twice before the break through Tyler Roberts and Cameron McGeehan.
• Sonny Carey put Blackpool ahead at Barnsley on 56 minutes and grabbed his second after former-Tyke Ashley Fletcher had doubled the lead as the Tangerines ran-out 3-0 winners at Oakwell.
• Basement-boys Shrewsbury saw Jamal Blackman save a penalty from Josh Magennis at Exeter, only for the hosts to score either side of the break through Caleb Watts and Demetri Mitchell.
• Six days after sacking Shaun Maloney after a run of one win in eight, Wigan got back to winning ways with a 1-0 win over second-bottom Cambridge United thanks to Luke Robinson’s strike on 77 minutes.
• Jamie Reid put Stevenage ahead against Mansfield just before the break but Jordan Rhodes secured a point for the Stags nine minutes from time as the six sides above the relegation zone all picked up points.

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Richard Kone, take a bow.

Freshly crowned the divisions leading scorer thanks to an added time strike, Kone sends his side back to an automatic promotion spot and share the spoils with a Posh side who remain undefeated in five games.

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Kieran Dowell's cool-headed penalty is the only goal in a game dominated by Birmingham.

St Andrew's is bouncing in the sunlight, the Championship feeling firmly in their sights.

They've done it!

Conor Masterton's first goal of the season gives struggling Gillingham back-to-back home wins as Bradford miss the chance to go top.

That will sting. Walsall will remain at the summit.

Sam Smith's goal, on his 27th birthday, ends Wrexham's four-game winless skid at the Stok Cae Ras and gave the Red Dragons' promotion chances a shot in the arm.

Rotherham huffed and puffed but couldn't get past Arthur Okonkwo in the home goal, while Dillon Phillips prevented the margin being wider at the other end.

Six more minutes for Wycombe to get back into this and salvage their position on the table.

Nelson Khumbeni goes into the book as we move into SEVEN minutes of stoppage time.

Can Bradford make it count?

Millers sub Joe Rafferty has whipped in a cross for Andre Green who takes the ball under his spell neatly, only to fire over the bar.

The six added minutes are almost up.

Into added time and Wrexham are still dealing with everything Rotherham are throwing at them, Arthur Okonkwo has come off his line to claim a couple of crosses and long-throws into the box.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

There is a bit of pushing and shoving and the referee will have to deal with that.

But as is often the case the players originally involved in the situation are nowhere to be seen.

Bantams are pushing for an equaliser but time is running out.

Tyreik Wright wriggles into space inside the area, but Gills keeper is equal to his shot across goal.

Bradford defender Jack Shepherd then goes into the book for a heavy challenge on Nelson Khumbeni.