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Very few predicted Barnsley to be in the mix for the Championship play-offs with 14 matches remaining, but the Tykes continue to go against all expectations.

Tuesday's 3-1 win at Aston Villa was arguably their most impressive result of a memorable season and a victory over Brighton today could take Paul Heckingbottom's side within three points of the top six - if other results go their way.

Incidentally, it's Chris Hughton's 100th league game as Brighton manager today.

A victory at Barnsley would be his 50th, which we're fairly sure would give him a win percentage of 50%.

Impressive maths from your live text commentary team.

Every team has one...

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Brighton manager Chris Hughton conceded that his side are enduring a "difficult period" and, on current form, he has every reason to be concerned.

The Seagulls were top of the Championship and 11 points clear of third place following their win over Cardiff on 24 January.

Since then, they've dropped to second and taken only five points from four league games, meaning the gap to in-form Huddersfield in third is now only four points.

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Here's Brendon's report of Bristol City's 8-2 win over Walsall in May 2015 which we told you about earlier.

It was one crazy game, which also included a centre-back scoring a hat-trick (one of Aden Flint's goals was a rabona as well) and City lifting the League One title at full-time.

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It's a similar story in League Two as leaders Doncaster Rovers host Luton Town, who are just outside the automatic promotion places.

At the bottom, Leyton Orient picked up a huge win at Plymouth on Tuesday and they face Notts County, one of their biggest relegation rivals, in east London today.

Click here for the full list of League Two fixtures.

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It could be a defining day at the top of League One, with the division's top two clubs facing each other at Bramall Lane.

Sheffield United are five points clear of second-placed Scunthorpe, but the Blades have played a game more than their closest promotion challengers.

Bolton and Fleetwood are among the clubs waiting to pounce if either of the top two slip up in the closing weeks of the season.

Click here for the full list of League One fixtures.

Final Score

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Final Score has just got going on the Red Button and here on the BBC Sport website and app.

Jason Mohammad, Dion Dublin and Danny Mills will bring you details of the FA Cup and EFL goals as they go in for the next couple of hours.

Click on the play button at the top of the page to watch the programme online.

Forgive us for putting our EFL build-up on hold for a couple of minutes there. But a non-league side beating a Premier League club doesn't happen often.

A non-league side getting to the last eight of the FA Cup happens even less frequently.

What a day for Lincoln City.

LINCOLN HAVE KNOCKED BURNLEY OUT OF THE FA CUP!

Speaking of FA Cup shocks, Matt Smith starts up front for QPR against Birmingham today, and it could all have been so different for him without the FA Cup.

Back in 2013, striker Smith was playing in League One for Oldham Athletic. Most of his career to that point had been spent in non-league football while studying for a university degree.

Click on the play button below to see how Smith's life and career was changed by his moment of FA Cup glory - the day his goals knocked out Premier League giants Liverpool.

Oh my word.

Lincoln have scored at Burnley. In the 89th minute. They're ahead!

Follow the final couple of minutes here. We'll allow you to leave us for a couple of minutes if you wish. Just make sure you come back!

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Simon Grayson celebrates four years in charge of Preston North End today.

To mark the occasion, the 5,000 or so away fans travelling to Wigan will be donning Grayson masks in recognition of his achievements at Deepdale.

We hope to bring you pictorial evidence later on.

It's FA Cup fifth-round day and the first of today's five ties is close to completion, with National League leaders Lincoln still 0-0 at Premier League club Burnley. What a result that would be for the Imps.

There are three ties kicking off at 15:00 GMT, all involving EFL clubs.

Huddersfield Town host Manchester City, while League One pair Oxford United and Millwall are hoping to upset Premier League opposition in Middlesbrough and Leicester City respectively.

Follow live text and radio commentary of today's FA Cup fifth-round action here.

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Nottingham Forest v Sheffield Wednesday: Forest captain Eric Lichaj returns after a one-game suspension as one of four changes for the hosts; Fernando Forestieri partners Jordan Rhodes up front for the Owls, with Sam Winnall dropping to the bench.

Wigan v Preston: Wigan make one change with Ryan Tunnicliffe coming in for Michael Jacobs; Preston boss Simon Grayson names an unchanged side for the third game in a row.

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Cardiff v Rotherham: Rhys Healey comes in for only his second start for Cardiff, while Anthony Pilkington returns to the bench; defender Joe Ekstrand makes his Rotherham debut, but Greg Halford and Sean Morrison have failed to recover from knocks and miss out completely.

Ipswich v Leeds: Ipswich have made three changes, with Christophe Berra, Cole Skuse and Freddie Sears coming in; Stuart Dallas replaces Kemar Roofe as Leeds' only change, while Liam Bridcutt is named on the bench following suspension.

Barnsley v Brighton: One change for Barnsley from Tuesday's win at Aston Villa, as Gethin Jones replaces Callum Elder in defence; in-form Brighton striker Tomer Hemed drops to the bench and Jamie Murphy takes his starting spot.

Birmingham v QPR: Birmingham make five changes, with Jerome Sinclair and Robert Tesche among those added to the starting line-up; QPR make three changes - Joel Lynch, Darnell Furlong and Luke Freeman start for Ian Holloway's side.

Burton v Norwich: Burton bring in on-loan Cauley Woodrow for Lukas Akins; Alex Pritchard replaces Wes Hoolahan in the Norwich team that drew 2-2 with Newcastle on Tuesday.

That got us thinking about the games we've been to when goals have come along all at once.

Our best? Josh seems to evaded any goalfests over the years, Phil's highest is a 4-4 draw, while Brendon was lucky enough to watch his team win 8-2. Unfortunately for him, he also had to write a concise match report on it.

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It's been a goal-laden week in the English Football League, and particularly in the Championship, where many clubs have been filling their boots.

There were 37 goals in last Saturday's 11 second-tier games, which was a record high for a day of Championship action this season.

That record lasted all of three days, as 42 goals went in on Tuesday.

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It's a reduced fixture list in the Championship today, as several EFL clubs are in FA Cup action this weekend:

• Barnsley v Brighton
• Birmingham v QPR
• Burton v Norwich
• Cardiff v Rotherham
• Ipswich v Leeds
• Nottingham Forest v Sheffield Wednesday
• Wigan v Preston

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In the week that England appointed a new Test cricket captain, the EFL decided to get in on the act by reaching their own type of century on Tuesday.

There was more than love in the air on Valentine's Day as the 35 games played in the Championship, League One and League Two produced exactly 100 goals.

Is it too much to ask to expect something similar today?

Welcome to BBC Sport's live text coverage of Saturday's action - we'll have team news from our seven Championship games in the next 20 minutes.