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It's all over at Bramall Lane, where Sheffield United have beaten Coventry, so we shall bid you farewell for the evening.

Newcastle went top of the Championship, Huddersfield kept the automatic promotion race alive and Sheffield United were made to wait to secure their spot in the second tier.

And there was plenty to talk about along the way!

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The only movement in the Championship comes in the top four, where there's been a little bit of leapfrogging.

Newcastle clamber above Brighton at the very top by a point, and their goal difference looks healthy too as it rises to plus-40.

Huddersfield too get the jump on Reading, with a game in hand, as they sit nine points behind second-placed Brighton in the race for an automatic promotion place.

Sheffield United are close to victory over Coventry - they're into four minutes of added time at Bramall Lane.

Fleetwood's win at Oxford this evening means the Blades still need three more points to be sure of promotion from League One.

They could get those on Saturday. Where are they? Northampton. Who are, of course, Chris Wilder's former club.

That could be an interesting afternoon.

Matt Ritchie's goal settles this game for Newcastle against a spirited Burton, but much of the post-match talk will be centered around a disallowed penalty in the first half.

It was a flat encounter up to the point where Ritchie had slotted his kick beyond Burton goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin - but a blast of the whistle by referee Keith Stroud brought any joy to an abrupt end. The "goal" was disallowed and a free-kick awarded to Burton, much to the anger of the crowd.

Rafael Benitez's side eventually responded in the right way, with a goal of quality from Ritchie who cut in from the left and curled a beauty beyond McLaughlin to give Newcastle all three points and top spot in the table.

Burton offered their best, but never truly threatened. Newcastle weren't at their best either, but their promotion bid rumbles on.

Sheffield United have doubled their lead against Coventry through John Fleck, but Fleetwood's win at Oxford means they're going to have to wait to secure promotion from League One.

Huddersfield are back up to third in the Championship with a convincing win over Norwich.

Surely game over at the Kassam Stadium, where David Ball has given Fleetwood a 3-1 lead at Oxford.

Stand down, Sheffield United. Maybe at the weekend, but sadly you'll have to wait until the weekend at least for your celebrations to begin.

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Lucas Akins has come off and Lloyd Dyer has come on for Burton. Nigel Clough's substitutes combined to give him a 96th-minute winner at Huddersfield on Saturday... can he work the magic again?

They'll need two to overhaul Newcastle, who look comfortable with 10 minutes or so to go.

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Ashley Eastham's header has put Fleetwood back in front against Oxford and, for the moment, stalled the Sheffield United promotion party.

It was a booming header from Eastham. Sheffield United, by the way, are drawing 0-0 with Coventry but kicked off 15 minutes later than the rest because of crowd congestion.

Huddersfield, and Nahki Wells in particular, are in the mood now. The striker hits the post with a shot on the turn.

It's a case of "how many?" now for the hosts.

As it stands then, Newcastle United are heading back to the top of the Championship, moving a point clear of Brighton.

Burton have two players down after a head knock, so there is a stoppage in play.

Well there was no doubt about Matt Ritchie's thumping effort for Newcastle that has put them in front against Burton.

He picked up a pass from Jonjo Shelvey out on the left wing, cut inside across the box before unloading a curling drive from 20 yards beyond the outstretched arms of Jon McLaughlin to finally break the deadlock.

Ritchie of course had a penalty disallowed earlier in the game, rather mystifyingly. That goal could be crucial.

Huddersfield are running riot now and Norwich have no answer!

Nahki Wells fires in a low, left-footed shot underneath Michael McGovern for the Terriers' third, and David Wagner's side are heading back up to third in the Championship.

Game over?

Nahki Wells flicks a pass into the path of Aaron Mooy and the Australian midfielder fires a shot low past Michael McGovern at his near post.

Two goals in four minutes for Huddersfield, who are well in control now.

Potentially a big, big moment towards the top of the Championship as Elias Kachunga puts Huddersfield in front against Norwich.

The front man chases a long ball and, as a Norwich defender dallies, Kachunga nips in to finish first time past Michael McGovern.