So while a Luis Suarez-inspired Barcelona were busy humbling Manchester City at the Etihad, the goals were flying in all over the place up and down the country in the Football League.

However, all good things must come to an end, and it is indeed time to bid you farewell. But thanks for your company this evening, we've enjoyed every minute of a fun-packed programme of domestic fixtures.

Until next time, goodnight.

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Derby County end tonight exactly where they started it - at the top of the Championship table - thanks to a comfortable 2-0 victory at home to Charlton Athletic.

It was less routine for second-placed Middlesbrough at the Riverside, but Aitor Karanka's side got the job done with a hard-fought 1-0 win over Bolton.

Among the chasing pack, Ipswich Town recorded an eye-catching 4-2 victory over Birmingham, Norwich City came from behind to beat Blackburn Rovers 2-1 and Watford eased to a 3-0 success over Rotherham United.

Seven of the top eight teams in the Championship won. The other, Bournemouth, don't play until tomorrow. The Cherries have a tough act to follow.

Darren Campbell:, external If there's one thing tonight proves, the current top eight in the Championship are clearly a cut above the rest. Fascinating run-in.

Couldn't agree more...

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Accrington - and third-placed Wycombe - seem pretty pleased with tonight's result in League Two.

Leaders Burton Albion lost 1-0 to Josh Windass's first-half goal for Stanley. Wycombe, five points behind Burton with a game in hand, expressed their thanks for assisting their title chances.

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Fulham manager Kit Symons told BBC Sport: "To say that was frustrating is an understatement. I'm fuming. We looked by far the better side and had a stonewall penalty for handball turned down at 1-0. But you can't concede goals like that and still hope to win games. To go in at 3-0, it then becomes a mountain to climb."

It's a similar tale at the other end of the table, with each of the bottom three sides losing. Blackpool's goal difference of -37 isn't looking too clever, is it?

A notable mention for Brighton, however, who moved up to 18th with a solid victory over Leeds.

Wolves defender Scott Golbourne:, external Another top win!!

After winning 5-0 at the weekend, Wolves beat Fulham 3-0 at Molineux to continue their push for the play-offs.

An exciting night of Championship football, with 32 goals across our 11 matches, but it's pretty much as you were for the top six.

Ipswich Town are the only movers, leapfrogging Bournemouth into third, with the Cherries not in action until tomorrow night when they visit Nottingham Forest.

Brentford are a point behind the play-off places in seventh, while Wolves are four points further back in eighth.

Burton missed the chance to extend their lead at the top of League Two to six points tonight, as they went down 1-0 at Accrington.

Elsewhere, Portsmouth came from 2-0 down in the last 15 minutes to beat Tranmere 3-2 in a thriller at Fratton Park, while it finished goalless in the division's other game between Cambridge and Wimbledon.

BBC Sport's Ian Westbrook at Griffin Park: "Totally one-sided game at Griffin Park, where only poor finishing, bad luck and great goalkeeping by Blackpool's Joe Lewis kept the score down to four. It was a surreal atmosphere that felt like training match at times, but there was delight all round the ground when Jon Toral completed his hat-trick."

A good night for the teams at the top of League One as leaders Bristol City recorded a 3-1 victory over Doncaster, while Swindon overcame Bradford City 2-1.

Preston sealed three points against Walsall with a 1-0 win, while Sheffield United sealed a 2-1 win against Rochdale.

Barnsley came out on top with a 1-0 away win at Scunthorpe United.

Norwich midfielder Elliott Bennett on Twitter:, external Massive win! Boys are on fire at the minute. That #YellowTrain steaming through different cities!

Next up for Norwich, who have won five in a row in the Championship, is a local derby with Ipswich on Sunday.

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Bradley Johnson's screamer has won it for Norwich City. Alex Baptiste had put Blackburn ahead in the first half, but Cameron Jerome and Johnson turned the match on its head after the break.

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A comfortable win for the hosts keeps up their push for the play-offs courtesy of a Jon Toral hat-trick.

Andre Gray got the other, and as Toral will get many of the headlines tomorrow, here's a picture of Gray's goal.

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Watford wrap up a comfortable 3-0 victory over Rotherham United, after two Odion Ighalo goals, plus another from Troy Deeney.

There was even time for Almen Abdi to hit Adam Collin's left-hand post in the fifth minute of injury time, but it mattered not.

A disappointing night for struggling Millwall, who remain in trouble and in the relegation zone after conceding three second-half goals to Sheffield Wednesday.

The Molineux side just love scoring goals at the minute and despite a tepid second half, Wolves hold on to seal three points and carry on their play-off push.

After a nervy last few minutes for Middlesbrough with a seemingly endless amount of corners from Bolton which result in nothing for the visitors, the hosts hold on to seal three points.

And Cardiff City have indeed held on at the DW Stadium, with Aron Gunnarsson's 20th-minute strike the difference between the sides.

Diego Fabbrini controls the ball and fires past Chris Kirkland, but it's no more than a consolation for Millwall.