So, what do you make of those results today?

A good or a bad day for your side? What was the talking point?

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The last game in the Championship finishes and they've done it - Rotherham pick up their first league victory since 20 August and just their second of the season.

Izzy Brown's first-half goal was enough for the Millers who are still rock bottom.

....whistles blown up and down the country.

We'll bring you all the reaction to the scores very shortly.

Job done for Huddersfield as they climb back into the play-off places and fourth.

Elias Kachunga and Nakhi Wells with the goals either side of Tammy Abraham's equaliser.

No more time for a ninth goal at Molineux. 

Wow.

All over after almost seven extra minutes.

Wednesday threw the kitchen sink at that late on as keeper Keiren Westwood went up for a corner late.

Paul McShane hooked it clear for Reading and they are back to winning ways and strengthen their grip on third place.

Steven Fletcher so close to stealing a late equaliser for Sheffield Wednesday.

A low shot on the turn inside the area is well saved from Ali Al Habsi and Reading scramble clear.

Time up at St James Park.

Dwight Gayle's hat-trick sees Newcastle return to the Championship summit in emphatic fashion.

Oh my word, Wolves hearts are broken in the fifth minute of stoppage time.

Fulham's Floyd Ayite nets his second goal of the afternoon from close range to make it 4-4.

What is going on?!

Unbelievable scenes at Molineux!

Wales midfielder Dave Edwards finds some room at the far post and smashes home in the 90th minute. 

Wolves have scored three second-half goals and come back from 3-1 down at half-time. I'm speechless.

What a goal from Jack Grealish to light up the dullest of games.

The Aston Villa midfielder looks up and smashes the ball into the back of the Wigan net from 20 yards.

Two minutes left.

Bristol City continuing to press for the equaliser, but to no avail as we enter the last few minutes.

Elias Kachunga has had a strong performance for the hosts and has tracked back to intercept a Bristol City counter-attack. 

Apologies Wolves fans - while the craziness was going on at Portman Road, I failed to mention your side had equalised through club-record signing Ivan Cavaleiro.

Having been 3-1 down to Fulham at half-time, it's now all square with less than 10 minutes to go at Molineux.

Closing stages at the John Smith's Stadium where Bristol City need a spark to get level again...

The Sol Bamba red card for Cardiff sounded absolute madness.

It appears the Ivory Coast international was down injured - shoved over the physio treating him before squaring up to several Ipswich players.

The defender then clashed with the fourth official and his own manager Neil Warnock.

We'll have more details as we get them.

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Peterborough scored the first goal in the 15:00 kick-offs against Chesterfield, fell behind, but now they appear to have the three points in the bag.

Paul Taylor scored to make it 3-2 to the hosts, before he turned provider to set up Tom Nichols for their fourth goal of the afternoon.

At the top of the table, Scunthorpe are now 3-0 down at Rochdale, Calvin Andrew surely giving Dale an unassailable lead.

Third-placed Sheffield United are also 3-0 to the good at home to Swindon, as they look to close the gap on the Iron and second-placed Bolton.

Oh my goodness, Cardiff defender Sol Bamba has lost the plot at Portman Road.

He's shown a red card for lashing out and then tries to take on everyone including the fourth official and his own manager Neil Warnock.

I'm sure we'll hear more about this as the afternoon unfolds. Bonkers.