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That's it, it's all over at St James' Park, and what a result for Wolves. What is the Championship like?! A crazy, crazy league.

An own goal from Chancel Mbemba and Helder Costa's wonderful strike earn Walter Zenga's men all three points.

For Newcastle, a bit of a reality check after five straight wins.

Ten-man Reading hold on at Oakwell amid a late onslaught from Barnsley.

Ali Al-Habsi was forced into a low, late save as Barnsley looked set to grab an equaliser.

But, John Swift's eye-catching first-half strike proves the difference and is enough for another three points for Jaap Stam's side.

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What an afternoon for Brentford's Scott Hogan. The striker nets his third of the afternoon and the hosts have thumped Preston 5-0 at Griffin Park.

Blackburn Rovers also have their first win of the season, beating Rotherham 4-2 - Sam Gallagher with a late goal for Rovers.

And that is that.

Aaron Wilbraham grabs the late headlines after Ikechi Anya's goal on the stroke of half-time looked to have won it for Derby.

Bristol City kept plugging away and finally the pressure told.

There are six minutes of injury time. I have no idea where that came from?! 

The good news for Wolves fans is that Newcastle don't look like scoring and haven't for much of this second half.

If Newcastle fans thought their afternoon couldn't get any worse, it just has.

Vurnon Anita is given a straight red card for a strong tackle on Ivan Cavaleiro.

St James' Park is quickly emptying.

Oh, late drama at the Pirelli Stadium as a Tomer Hemed penalty puts Brighton in front against Burton.

Brentford are running riot now at Griffin Park - Scott Hogan with his second and a Chris Humphrey own goal has put them 4-0 up against Preston.

Danny Ward has grabbed a goal for Rotherham at Blackburn, but the hosts still lead 3-2.

Still goalless between Ipswich and Aston Villa and Wigan and Fulham.

Bristol City go close to an equaliser at Ashton Gate....

Bradford City have taken the lead against Bristol Rovers through James Meredith's header but it's been an interesting afternoon at Valley Parade.

Referee Andy Haines had stopped the game just after the hour mark when a drone was spotted flying above the stadium.

QPR have pulled a goal back at leaders Huddersfield - Idrissa Sylla scoring for Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's side.

Harlee Dean has doubled Brentford's advantage against Preston at Griffin Park.

We're into the final 10 minutes in all of our games - who's going to make themselves a hero?!

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Derby go close to doubling their lead at Ashton Gate.

Will Nigel Pearson get the win he desperately needs to ease some pressure on him and his side?

Wolves are defending for their lives here. Aleksandar Mitrovic races clear for Newcastle and fires a shot towards goal, but Carl Ikeme saves superbly with his feet.

12 minutes left at St James' Park.

Reading fans haven't been shy in showing a bit of frustration in recent weeks at Jaap Stam's possession-based style of play.

But, it looks to be doing the trick at the moment in this second half with a man less. They're eating up the minutes and Barnsley pressure so far following those first-half goals from Garath McCleary and John Swift.

Hannah Dixie: "It is genuinely impossible to win an accumulator in the Championship. How can Newcastle be losing to Wolves! #unpredictable #bbcefl"

Wolves are certainly today's 'coupon busters' Hannah.

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Leaders Huddersfield are now 2-0 up at home to QPR. Elias Kachunga with the goal on 62 minutes.

Norwich have come from behind to lead at Nottingham Forest - Graham Dorrans with the Canaries' second goal on the hour mark.

Still no goals at Ipswich, Burton and Wigan.

Derby still in the lead at Ashton Gate courtesy of Ikechi Anya's goal just before the break.

Bristol City pushing in hope of an equaliser but Lee Tomlin sees a free-kick from the edge of the penalty box strike the wall.

In League One, Chesterfield doubled their lead against Northampton as Conor Wilkinson bagged his second goal of the afternoon but Northampton struck back through Paul Anderson while Stephen McLaughlin has sent Southend 2-1 up against Millwall.

Over in League Two, there's been three goals in eight minutes at Bloomfield Road as Charlie Wyke and Michael Raynes helped Carlisle to a 2-0 lead but Kyle Vassell pulled one back for Blackpool just a minute later.

Bad news for Portsmouth fans. The second-placed side are a goal down to Accrington, after Paddy Lacey sent Stanley 1-0 up.

Hour gone at Oakwell and you can sense some frustration among the home crowd.

Reading a man down are so far doing a good job of just cooling things down.

Tyler Blackett goes in the book for timewasting but I'm not sure Jaap Stam will be that bothered if the score stays the same.