Another weekend of top class EFL action in the books.

Cardiff remain dominant in League One but share the top spot with Doncaster.

The fight for control of League Two looks like it will be run through Gillingham, who salvaged a point in a frantic late game.

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Bromley were top for a short while tonight but it's Gillingham who end the day in first place in League Two.

The controversy around that late penalty call will be the talking point of this evening, but Garath McCleary, who was the Gillingham player who went down and won the spot kick, was clear in his view.

"He came out, he fouled me, I went down penalty so 100% it's a penalty," he told Sky Sports.

Gillingham's Max Clark - who scored the late penalty that secured Gillingham that draw - has been speaking to Sky Sports at full-time and said the result showed the visitors' "character".

"I don't think we started the game well, disappointed at half-time but to come back and showed our character to get the point it's massive for us," he told Sky Sports.

"It keeps the momentum going forward.

"We're happy with the point."

Both Bromley and Gillingham remain unbeaten at the end of a feisty game.

Two quick goals from Nicke Kabamba and Michael Cheek inside 12 minutes put the hosts well on their way as they dominated the first half.

Gillingham came back fresh after the break however and the Ravens were equal to them, with Josh Andrews pulling a goal back before the Gills were awarded a controversial penalty deep into stoppage time.

Max Clark slammed it home to equalise and they go back to the top of the League Two table.

Bromley, who were heading top themselves, end the day in fifth.

Bromley have a free-kick just inside the Gillingham half.

One last chance with Ashley Charles given a yellow card too for the melee that proceeded it.

The ball swung in deep toward the back post.

A Bromley player goes down.

The referee says, 'nope'.

The ball rolls out for a goal kick.

Bromley have got themselves a corner with seconds left.

The nerves are building at Hayes Lane.

A long delay.

The Bromley keeper is down and needed some attention.

A chance to rescue a point?

Gillingham substitute Garath McCleary goes down on the far side of the box, as the Bromley keeper Grant Smith comes out to meet him and the referee points to the spot.

I don't know about that one...but hard to see in real time for the referee.

A crucial save from the Bromley keeper Grant Smith.

Gillingham hunting the equaliser, Sam Vokes feeds Jonny Smith on the far side and just inside the box.

Smith shoots low but Smith saves with his leg.

Four minutes left.

We're into stoppage time.

We're hearing there is seven minutes of added time.

This game ... is far from over.

Gillingham have been defending like demons these past few minutes.

Bromley continue to pile on the pressure when they're close to the Gills box.

With just a few minutes remaining they could probably be holding the ball up more.

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I spoke too soon.

Gillingham with perhaps a wasted opportunity from a good spot there.

Garath McCleary attempts a bicycle kick inside the Bromley box, but the ball bounces fairly harmlessly off his shin pad.

He'll want that one back.

This match has another goal in it and if i'm honest, I still think it could come from either side.

Bromley are having more chances.

But Gillingham aren't going away and still look dangerous.

Less than 10 minutes of normal time remaining.

The Bromley fans are on their feet!

We've just witnessed an incredible run of play from the home side.

Mitch Pinnock, all on his own, dribbles toward the nearside edge of the Gillingham box and unloads an absolute screamer that is superbly stopped by the Gills keeper Glenn Morris who is rocked back toward his line.

Michael Cheek comes flying in on the rebound and strikes on target, but it's headed away by a Gills defender.

Such a better contest this second-half.

Gillingham have vastly improved and whilst Bromley have had a couple of moments where they've looked baggy around the edges, they haven't come unstuck.

We've just had a little pause for an injury to Gillingham's Nelson Khumbeni while he gets some treatment and we are back under way.

Nicke Kabamba has gone into the book for Bromley in the past few minutes for time wasting. The first Bromley player shown a yellow this evening.

Let's take stock of where we are, with roughly 20 minutes of normal time remaining.

If Bromley can hold on and claim all three points they'll go joint top of League Two.

Gillingham would drop to fifth.

If the Gills can mount a comeback and win, they'll return to the top and be two points clear.