So, 31 EFL games down. One to go.

And it's a big one.

Brighton will go top of the table if they win at Leeds, who need three points themselves to strengthen their hopes of promotion.

Kick off is at 17:30 GMT.

A big, big day at the top of the table in League Two saw leaders Doncaster and Plymouth beat Leyton Orient and Morecambe respectively.

That means Rovers are 13 points ahead of third-placed Portsmouth, who lost to fellow promotion hopefuls Stevenage.

Luton and Exeter shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw, Adebayo Akinfenwa was on target again as Wycombe beat Hartlepool 2-0 and Mansfield got back to winning ways with victory over Carlisle.

Newport joined Leyton Orient in losing, meaning things look bleak for the bottom two, who are both seven points from safety.

TCSkillz: Brentford's turnaround at Burton was a fantastic performance, especially from Vibe and Canos with two goals each.

The comeback award of the day has a fair chance of going to Southend who trailed 2-0 at the break to early Walsall substitute Franck Moussa's double. But veteran striker Simon Cox (pictured) grabbed the winner to secure all the points in their vital promotion tussle.

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But in a day of comebacks by League One's top sides, runaway leaders  Sheffield United  fought back to beat  Charlton  2-1, high-flying  Bolton  hit back to beat  Northampton  2-1 and  Bradford  saw off  Swindon  despite trailing in the second half.

Another promotion tussle saw Oxford overturn a 1-0 deficit against Scunthorpe. 

At the other end of the table,  Coventry, Chesterfield  and  Gillingham  all joined Swindon in losing.

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No doubt where the most entertaining action was in the Championship today - at the Pirelli Stadium.

Eight times the ball found its way into the net, with Brentford coming from 3-1 behind to defeat struggling Burton 5-3.

Meanwhile, leaders Newcastle were held to a goalless draw by Birmingham City and struggling Wolves took three points away from play-off hopefuls Fulham.

Scott Hogan also nabbed his first goal for Aston Villa in their 2-0 win over Wigan.

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What a way to go into the international break for Paul Lambert's Wolves.

Fulham had the chance to go into the top six today - they've blown it.

The defeat leaves Burton just a point above the relegation zone and ends their six-match unbeaten run.

But what a turnaround for Brentford!

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Great point for Birmingham. Great point for Brighton, who will go top if they win at Leeds later.

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The fat lady is almost singing to signal Rotherham's relegation.

Today's loss at QPR means they must win all of their remaining eight games and overturn a 40-goal difference to stand any chance of Championship survival.

Ain't gonna happen.

To compound their misery, Rangers defender Nedum Onuoha added a late fifth.

In League Two leaders Doncaster have made their superiority count against Leyton Orient and lead 4-1, while second-placed Plymouth  are looking to see out a 1-0 win against Morecambe.

In the play-off race,  Mansfield are now 2-0 up against Carlisle and Stevenage are coasting to a 3-0 win over Portsmouth.

Brentford almost make it six. Alan McCormack just fires wide.

That would be harsh on Burton.

Into injury time and Clayton Donaldson is on for Birmingham City after a lengthy injury absence.

Can Blues hold on?

A big, big goal at the top and bottom of League One looked like providing a shock as  Bradford trailed  Swindon to Nicky Ajose's goal but Charlie Wyke has just levelled to make it 1-1.

Adam Le Fondre and Filipe Morais have scored as Bolton have come from behind to lead 2-1 against  Northampton.

And veteran duo Simon Cox and Anton Ferdinand have struck as  Southend have fought back from 2-0 down to lead 3-2 against fellow promotion chasers Walsall.

That should be that.

Brentford have been knocking at the door all half and have come back from 3-1 down to lead 5-3 thanks to Jota's effort.

Two-goal Lasse Vibe turns provider as his ball is turned home at the near post by Jota.

The turnaround is complete and it's that man Lasse Vibe again!

But wait a second...

Back from injury, and back with his first goal for Aston Villa.

£12m January signing Scott Hogan  doubles Villa's lead at Wigan with a header at the near post.