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We've been told all week there was a storm coming, and so it proved, but Darragh had to play second fiddle to the top of League One and Two for drama this afternoon.

Just one point separates the top three sides in the third tier while the play-off race looks to be nearly as hotly contested over the weeks to come.

Walsall are the new leaders of League Two after an eye-catching win at Port Vale in the early kick-off while at the other end of the table Ian Holloway's Swindon hauled themselves off the foot of the EFL with victory over Fleetwood.

That's not it for this weekend, don't worry, we'll be back after 14:00 GMT tomorrow to bring you all the action as West Brom host Sheffield United, deposed as leaders of the Championship this afternoon.

Until then, batten down the hatches, and we'll see you tomorrow!

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What a day for Cambridge. A highlight in a poor season as theygrab a huge 4-1 win over fellow strugglers Shrewsbury.

That result puts them two points behind Northampton, who don't play until Monday.

Defeat for Shrewsbury and Burton mean they stay rooted to the bottom on 11 points, and are now eight points from safety.

Leyton Orient's win over Wigan earlier puts them above their visitors.

Would you look at this for a promotion race?

It's as you were in the top 10 in terms of position, but it's the points column which has become even more interesting.

Wycombe's draw at home to Reading allowed Wrexham and Birmingham to close within a point at the summit, though Blues have the benefit of a game in hand, and two over the second-placed Red Dragons.

Huddersfield and Stockport look like they are here to stay while Reading remain in the top six after their dogged point at Adams Park under new boss Noel Hunt.

They would have wanted three but Doncaster Rovers' 2-2 draw with Cheltenham keeps them in the automatic promotion places, after Walsall's win over Port Vale earlier today took the Saddlers top of the division.

Grimsby's 3-0 victory at Morecambe sees them continue to look good in their play-off push.

Wimbledon sit similarly, one place lower, but with a game in hand, after also winning 3-0 away today, at Harrogate.

A third 3-0 win in this division today saw Chesterfield jump ahead of Notts County who were deprived by Storm Darragh from playing today.

Gillingham just make the top 10 after the lowest scoring 3pm game in this division, Salford being defeated 1-0 by the Gills.

Swindon's win, their first in the league since Ian Holloway took over, means they move above Carlisle and Morecambe to leave the drop zone.

Carlisle do have a game in hand after their postponement against Newport.

Fleetwood continue to slide down the table but do have games in hand to try and get themselves trending in the right direction.

Tranmere remain in in trouble having lost to Chesterfield, 3-0 further damaging their now second-worst in the league goal difference too.

Harrogate suffered the same scoreline loss and are in a similarly poor situation.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

I would go as far as to say that is one of the most impressive victories of the season and probably one of the most hard fought.

It wasn't a typical Blues display where we dominated possession, it was just about trying to break the opposition down. For large periods of the game mainly going into 60-65 minutes they played better in the conditions, better than Blues did.

They deservedly went in front but the reaction from Jay Stansfield, was a moment of magic.

Previously bottom side Swindon beat Fleetwood 3-1 and rise above Carlisle and Morecambe to leave the League Two drop zone.

Bromley win 2-1 at Accrington in their first EFL meeting, Bromley rise away from trouble, putting Accrington more in the mire at the foot of the EFL.

Grimsby's injury time third from Danny Rose provided extra gloss to their comfortable 3-0 win at Morecambe.

Chesterfield won by the same score but at home to Nigel Adkins' Tranmere Rovers.

Gillingham beat Salford 1-0 also and AFC Wimbledon comfortably saw off Harrogate 3-0 to keep their place in the top seven.

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Jay Stansfield's double - the first a blockbuster strike from distance - turn the tide at Oakwell to see-off 10-man Barnsley, who had gone ahead when Stephen Humphrys effort went in off Paik Seung-Ho. Adam Phillips' red card for two cautions on 70 minutes gave the Blues the chance to finish the comeback.

Birmingham have taken 22 points from a possible 24 against the other eight sides in the top four this season... that's what Champions do, right?

They are now a point off the top with a game in hand on leaders Wycombe after a sixth win in nine away matches

Wrexham are still second in League One, level on points with Wycombe after today's win at Burton. Birmingham sit third having come from behind at Burton.

A huge win for Stockport thanks to Louie Barry's penalty after an own goal sees them past Exeter at Edgeley Park, as they stay fifth, just a place and two points behind Huddersfield.

Ben Wiles and Josh Koroma scored either side of a Adedeji Oshilaja equaliser as the Terriers beat Mansfield, who sit 10th.

At the bottom, Cambridge get a huge 4-1 win over fellow strugglers Shrewsbury, thanks to goals from Shayne Lavery (x2), Dan Nlundulu and Elias Kachunga.

Four goals and the points shared in South Yorkshire at at the Eco-Power Stadium.

Rovers slipping up in their pursuit of Walsall, but it was Port Vale (in the place above them) that the Saddlers beat in the earlier kick-off, so they are not damaged too much by this point.

Cheltenham stay in mid-table and will be happy enough with an away point against such a highly ranked side.

Into EIGHT minutes additional time at Oakwell.

Stephen Humphrys has limped off for the hosts, to be replaced by Kyron Lofthouse.

Wrexham get over the line in the end. Elliot Lee's corner goal is enough.

Hardly a classic, with the weather causing issues for both sides. Burton battled but never really looked capable of anything dangerous.

Four wins in a row for Wrexham.

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That's 16 games unbeaten for Wycombe, but they will have wanted to make it seven straight home wins.

Noel Hunt's Reading hold on for a very useful point.

Beryly Lubalu's opener was cancelled out by Harvey Knibbs before half-time and Joel Pereira in the Royals goal would not be beaten in the closing stages.

Grimsby have a third goal to lead Morecambe 3-0. This one in injury time through Danny Rose.

Stockport are following in Birmingham and Wrexham's footsteps by putting pressure on Wycombe.

Louie Barry has made sure with a penalty with a minute to go after he was tripped in the area! 2-0 against Exeter.

Matty Taylor on for George Miller as they go into six added minutes in this one.

Into FIVE additional minutes at a parky Adams Park... can the leaders find a winner?

What a save from Joel Pereira, flying through the air to his left to claw Garath McCleary's curling effort past the post.

Chairboys pressing for a winner to maintain their lead at the top of the table.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

What an impact Jay Stansfield has had in this game. He is there when you need someone to stand up and change the game.

This is the kind of game he relishes, when you need someone to drag you back into the game.

If anyone was to drive them back into the game, it was going to be him.

Fleetwood have one back against their hat-trick inspired hosts through Matty Virtue, Swindon still lead 3-1 though.

Chesterfield are the second top scorers in League Two and Kane Drummond has them 3-0 up against Nigel Adkins' Tranmere.