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Having conceded 32 goals in the past 11 games before today, Bury fans have had goals to cheer at the right end of the ground this afternoon.

Four goals in the first half from James Vaughan, after Tom Nichols' opener for Peterborough, put them 4-1 up at half-time and George Miller has scored a fifth.

It'll be their first win in 17 and a tonic for Shakers boss Chris Brass.

As it stands Brighton will stay top, but despite having 60% of the possession they not been able to do much with it.

Credit to Preston, who have scored with their only two shots on target.

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Russell Martin clears off the line from Rotherham sub Jon Taylor and the Millers could have been out of sight against 10 men there.

What a final 10 minutes we have in store.

Goals, goals, goals at Portman Road.

Danny Graham has slotted in from the penalty spot after Hope Akpan was fouled by Adam Webster. Might be a little soft, but with 15 minutes to go this game is not over.

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Preston are indebted to Nathan Clarke for a clearance from a delivery into the area that would have given an easy tap-in for an onrushing Brighton attacker.

Lasse Vibe is a man on a mission today and nearly puts Brentford in front against Newcastle.

He lobs the keeper but it hits the post, rolls along the line and is cleared away from danger.

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If Huddersfield thought their task to get back into the game was difficult, it's just got a little bit harder.

Jack Payne has been sent off for a diving challenge on Sam Hutchinson. That's the first red card of the Terriers midfielder's career.

Exeter looked like they might end 2016 at the bottom end of the table but they've hit some real form since the end of November - unbeaten in seven before today and with six wins lifting them up to 11th.

It's looking like seven as Reuben Reid's first-half goal has been added to by David Wheeler and they lead Grimsby 2-0.

Fernando Forestieri comes close to extending Sheffield Wednesday's lead against Huddersfield, after earlier feeling he might have had a penalty.

If it stays the same, Huddersfield and the Owls will be separated by just one point in the play-off places.

Callum Connolly is having a Wigan debut to remember.

The Everton loanee had already scored this afternoon and the defender's now bagged his second by heading home Michael Jacobs' corner into the bottom corner.

What a result this could be for Warren Joyce's side.

The goals are flying in now.

On Twitter, Ipswich claim it's a goal of the season contender from Tom Lawrence. He's already scored some belters but curls into the top corner from all of 30 yards out. 

Blackburn could be on their way to a fifth defeat in nine.

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But Norwich's joy is short lived at the New York Stadium, as Tom Adeyemi heads Rotherham United back in front against the 10-man Canaries.

Down at Craven Cottage, meanwhile, Fulham are one of the form sides of the Championship - and they look like they're well on their way to another victory, with Scott Malone's goal putting them 2-0 ahead against Barnsley.

Norwich may be a man down but Cameron Jerome has put them level against the Championship's bottom side by heading home Wes Hoolahan's cross.

And in other East Anglian news, Ipswich have gone back in front against Blackburn thanks to Christophe Berra.

Apparently the attendance at Rotherham today is EXACTLY 10,000.

As you can see I'm trying to fill... we've only had two goals in the whole EFL in the second half, going to Bolton and Portsmouth.

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Seems like most teams have left their minds in the dressing room at the start of the second half.

An unusual substitution of note at the Pirelli Stadium. Goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin was replaced at half-time by Steven Bywater. How often does a back-up goalkeeper actually get used?

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There's been plenty of goals across the EFL already this afternoon - and there's been a few in the Premier League too.

Stoke are winning at Sunderland, Arsenal are ahead at Swansea and Hull have come from behind to lead Bournemouth.

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Here he comes.

Sheffield Wednesday have struggled to create chances so far in this match, so Carlos Carvalhal brings on new signing Sam Winnall in place of Steven Fletcher.