Almost an early goal! Gary Hooper hits the bar from close range! He side-footed it onto the woodwork.

Karl Darlow was beaten. It came after good work down the left from Daniel Pudil. Hooper probably should have scored.

Jonjo Shelvey tries a dinked through ball towards Dwight Gayle but it runs all the way through to the Owls keeper.

Newcastle, playing in their traditional black and white kit, get the game started.

Sheffield Wednesday are in their all-blue kit.

It is a beautiful evening in Sheffield. Out come the teams, into blinding, low sunshine.

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Whether you want to react to your side's win today (Blades and Donny fans - how thrilled are you to be up?!) or rant about a loss, get involved via #bbcefl on Twitter.

Wednesday and Newcastle fans - we also want your predictions for this evening's game.

Here are the line-ups at Hillsborough in full:

Sheff Wed: Westwood, Hunt, Loovens, Lees, Pudil, Wallace, Jones, Bannan, Reach, Fletcher, Hooper.

Subs: Wildsmith, Winnall, Palmer, Rhodes, Semedo, Sasson, Forestieri.

Newcastle: Darlow, Anita, Mbemba, Lascelles, Dummett, Ritchie, Shelvey, Diame, Gouffran, Perez, Gayle.

Subs: Elliot, Gamez, Haidara, Ameobi, Atsu, Mitrovic, Murphy.

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Sheffield Wednesday make one change, as Jordan Rhodes drops to the bench. Adam Reach starts in his place.

Newcastle also make one change, as Yoan Gouffran replaces Christian Atsu, wide on the left.

Here are the full line-ups...

That's not all for today though - we still have a real humdinger of a Championship game on the way.

Newcastle have collected 43 points in away games this season, at least 10 more than any other second-tier side has managed.

Can they add to that tally with another away win today?

Their opponents, Sheffield Wednesday, want a win to return to the top six, after Fulham's win over Ipswich.

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Doncaster clinched promotion by beating Mansfield, while Plymouth, who fought back from a goal down to beat 10-man Crawley, can follow them into League One with a victory in their next game when they travel to third-placed Portsmouth.

Luton's win at Barnet sees them move up to fourth but they are eight points adrift of Pompey.

Leyton Orient's defeat at Cambridge leaves them 10 points off safety with six games to go.

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Sheffield United beat Northampton to secure promotion to the Championship, but Bolton, who are second, failed to capitalise on third-placed Fleetwood's 2-0 defeat at Oldham as they were beaten by fellow promotion hopefuls Scunthorpe. 

Coventry City's win against Peterborough, thanks to a Ruben Lameiras goal, means they will not be relegated before the Easter weekend.

Meanwhile, second-bottom Chesterfield claimed a precious win over fellow strugglers Port Vale.

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At the bottom:

• Big home wins for Forest and Bristol City
• Burton earn a point; Blackburn lose
• Wigan strike late to stay seven points below safety
• Birmingham lose to a late goal to stay in trouble

At the top:

• Reading thrashed at Norwich; Huddersfield lost at Forest
• Leeds beat Preston; Fulham go back to sixth
• Derby's late winner puts them eighth

And, in the middle, Cardiff came from behind to beat Brentford.

Reckon we could do with rounding up a crazy afternoon of EFL football?

We agree, so here goes...

How big could that three points turn out to be for Wigan? Nick Powell's late free-kick has kept them just about in the race for Championship survival...

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Souleymane Doukara added a third for Leeds late on to cap a win that really dampens Preston's play-off hopes and makes Leeds a very safe bet to be in the top six come the end of the season.

Tom Ince's late goal makes Gary Rowett's return to Birmingham a very sweet one.

Three wins in a row for the Rams.

Birmingham remain just six points above the relegation zone. They travel to Rotherham next.

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And the whistle has gone at the Keepmoat too, where the supporters are celebrating because Doncaster Rovers have sealed promotion to League One.

Bad day for Blackburn - they've lost at home while others around them have picked up big results. They're now seven games without a win.

Lee Johnson's side bounce back after losing 5-0 at Preston!

Wolves' five-match winning run is over.

Ipswich pulled one back through Christophe Berra in stoppage time but it wasn't enough to stop Fulham moving back into the top six.

Meanwhile, Norwich's win was sealed after half-an-hour's play...