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All good things must come to an end and that's it for another weekend of EFL action.

I know, where did that go?

We've seen Watford edge the battle of the play-off chasers with another home win over West Brom to go into seventh.

Burnley then fought back to beat Norwich and move within a point and place of the automatic promotion spots.

There's not long to wait for your next dose of live EFL action, though.

We're back tomorrow with the League Two clash between Fleetwood and Accrington.

See you then!

The Championship is back on Friday as Luton Town welcome Derby County to kick-off a full round of fixtures.

We then go into the busy Christmas period with four matchdays in the space of 11 days.

Here's a quick look at what's coming up next weekend:

Friday 20 December

Luton v Derby

Saturday 21 December

Hull City v Swansea

Portsmouth v Coventry

Sheff Wed v Stoke City

Burnley v Watford

Cardiff v Sheff Utd

Leeds v Oxford

Millwall v Blackburn

Plymouth v Middlesbrough

QPR v Preston

Sunderland v Norwich

Sunday 22 December

West Brom v Bristol City

Burnley kept the heat on the top two and move back into third place - 24 hours after surrendering it to Sunderland following their win at Swansea.

The Clarets' gutsy fightback win at Norwich extends their unbeaten run to eight matches, while the Canaries missed the chance to move into the top 10 and remain 12th after their fifth defeat in nine matches.

Elsewhere, Vakoun Bayo’s double helped Watford leapfrog opponents West Brom into seventh place.

Just goal difference keeps the Hornets out of the play-off spots as we edge towards the halfway point of the Championship marathon.

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Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk commentator

Norwich have been beaten at home for just the second time this year.

The performance from Norwich dropped off in the second half, the first half was as good as Norwich have played at Carrow Road this season.

It did change in the second half and Burnley have taken the points here and it's frustrating for Norwich City.

A huge win for Burnley in the race for promotion and Norwich suffer just a second home defeat in 25 games.

The hosts made a late rally but Scott Parker's side hold on for all three points.

Jose Cordoba put the Canaries ahead after 63 seconds with a glancing header at the near-post from Marcelino Nunez's corner.

But the Clarets turned it around in eight second half minutes thanks to Zian Flemming's 30-yard blockbuster and Josh Brownhill's crisp finish on the angle.

Eight unbeaten for Burnley now and three without a win for Norwich, who also lose at home for the second time in four games, having previously lost none in 21 at Carrow Road.

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk commentator

What a miss from Marcondes!

That was a golden opportunity to put Norwich level.

A huge chance and I don't know if Norwich will get a better one here.

That was the moment but Emiliano Marcondes can't finish for Norwich.

It drops in the six-yard box, it's a tight angle and Marcondes smashes it across the face of goal and wide of the far post.

Norwich launch it forward... Burnley clear. Back come the hosts again...

Burnley boss Scott Parker is just trying to run down the clock for his side now.

Defender Joe Worrall is on for forward Luca Koleosho. No prizes for guessing what the gameplan will be for these last few minutes.

We're going to have six minutes of added time!

Can Norwich salvage a point? Nervy finale incoming for Burnley fans...

Marcelino Nunez blasts it high into the stands behind the goal from miles out. Groans from the Carrow Road faithful. What a waste.

Ben Chrisene is brought down about 35 yards from goal for Norwich, who win a free-kick in a promising position. Can they make anything of this?

Norwich can't make anything of the corner kick and now Ben Chrisene is on for Callum Doyle for the hosts.

Norwich are pushing for a leveller and they win a corner on the right-hand side...

James Trafford and Borja Sainz are shown a yellow in the build up to the set-piece following some sort of disagreement.

Another couple of changes for Norwich as Ashley Barnes and Kaide Gordon are thrown on.

Off come Kellen Fisher and Anis Slimane.

Talking of goals, that strike by Josh Brownhill means Norwich now have the joint-fifth leakiest defence in the Championship.

The Canaries are the great entertainers but they'll be kicking themselves having led.

Less than six minutes plus added time to save it.

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Who said Burnley were struggling for goals? They've crucially scored twice at Carrow Road against a Norwich side who have lost just once at home in 13 months.

Can the Clarets hold on for a vital three points in the promotion race?

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

What a turnaround!

It's a really good finish, Anthony trying to get it under control, but it falls to Brownhill and he's got a bit to do but he's fired it past the keeper.

We've been the better side and that's why he's the top scorer.

He took it on the chest on the bounce and fired it into the far corner. Norwich came out of their shell, which they had to, and we've taken advantage of it.

Johannes Hoff Thorup is making his first changes of the day for Norwich and it's a double swap.

Oscar Schwartau and Ante Crnac are the ones to make way for Jack Stacey and Onel Hernandez.