Wolves drew 2-2 at Millwall and are eight points clear at top of Championship
Bristol City beat Reading to go second in table
Fulham beat Cardiff 4-2 - Welsh side slipped to third
Aston Villa drop out of play-off places after loss at Brentford
New boss Tony Pulis watched Middlesbrough beat Bolton 2-0
Brentford v Aston Villa (19:30 GMT)
Image source, EmpicsIt's meant to be the best day of the footballing calendar but Boxing Day has not been kind to travelling Aston Villa fans over the years.
That's actually an understatement - the Villans have only one won of their past 21 away games on this date, which was a 2-0 victory at Derby in 1999.
Brentford v Aston Villa (19:30 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's been a strange old season for Brentford at Griffin Park - despite losing there only once they have only the 16th best home record in the Championship.
That's because of a league-high seven draws from their 11 games in west London.
Opponents Aston Villa have shared the spoils in three of their past four matches, so are we expecting things to be even-stevens tonight?
Brentford v Aston Villa (19:30 GMT)
Leftovers eaten, drinks drunk and Boxing Day naps taken?
In that case, welcome back to our Championship live text coverage as Brentford host Aston Villa.
Brentford v Aston Villa (19:30 GMT)
Not a bad start to the day, was it?
Fortunately for you lucky football fans, there's still a bit more Championship action to come, as Brentford host Aston Villa in a 19:30 GMT kick-off.
Josh Hunt will be back at 19:00 GMT with full coverage of that late game.
Well, as discussed, Bristol City are now up in an automatic promotion spot in the Championship, while Sheffield United are back into the play-off places thanks to their win over Sunderland.
Image source, BBC SportNo change in positions at the foot of the table, where the bottom four all lost and there were draws for Barnsley and Hull...
Image source, BBC SportSo how do today's results affect the Championship table?
Image source, Rex FeaturesLeague Two's top sides have shown their worth today, with leaders Luton winning 5-0 at Swindon and second-placed Notts County finishing 4-1 victors at Morecambe.
Lincoln climb to third thanks to their 3-0 victory over visitors Stevenage, while Wycombe are up to fourth after beating Newport.
Coventry were the only team inside the top seven to lose today, Port Vale picking up a 1-0 win over the Sky Blues.
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe promotion battle between leaders Wigan and second-placed Shrewsbury failed to deliver, with both sides taking a point from a goalless draw.
Peterborough boosted their play-off hopes with victory at Bradford, while Fleetwood held on at Oldham to claim their first victory since 28 October.
Image source, EmpicsYou can hardly be expected to have kept up with all those late twists...
So have yourselves some full-time headlines from across the EFL.
Cardiff 2-4 Fulham
A barnstorming match but no consolation for Cardiff, who have dropped out of the Championship's automatic promotion places.
They did have a buffer over the chasing pack but have fallen below Bristol City and are level on points with Derby.
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Stefan Johansen (90+5 mins)
A sixth goal in Wales!
It's not a dramatic equaliser though as Stefan Johansen breaks clear to seal it for Fulham.
A fifth win in seven is theirs.
Bristol City 2-0 Reading
The Robins are now Wolves' nearest challengers... unless Cardiff can do something?
Jamie Paterson's curler and a late deflected effort from Lloyd Kelly seal the points for Lee Johnson's side.
Lloyd Kelly (90+3 mins)
Bristol City look like ending the day in second place.
Youngster Lloyd Kelly shoots and it goes in via a deflection - they all count.
Callum Paterson (90+2 mins)
Three minutes for Cardiff to find what would be a spectacular leveller.
It's Callum Paterson who pulls one back for the hosts with a head from just a few yards out.
Bristol City 1-0 Reading
Is that to be Reading's last chance of salvaging something?
Replacement Garath McCleary has a go and his effort falls to Modou Barrow - who is denied by City keeper Frank Fielding.
Fielding did very well to smother that shot.
Burton 1-2 Leeds
Save your nails Leeds fans, you have SIX minutes of stoppage time to hold out.
Burton aren't exactly knocking on the door but they've won their last two and have hand an air of confidence about them at times today.
Cardiff 1-3 Fulham
Are Wolves going to end the day eight points clear at the top of the Championship, or can Cardiff produce something really special in these last five minutes.
It seems unlikely at best, it must be said.
Still 0-0 at Ipswich, but QPR have had Josh Scowen sent off for a second bookable offence.
Bristol City 1-0 Reading
Reading are pushing for a leveller - throwing Roy Beerens on, but the hosts are still threatening.
It's that man Aden Flint throwing his weight about up top.
He gets on the end of Jamie Paterson's corner but his header is saved by Vito Mannone.
Ryan Sessegnon (78 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe 17-year-old has scored against Cardiff again!
It's a sumptuous ball in from Rui Fonte and Fulham winger Ryan Sessegnon shows his cool - chesting the ball down and calmly slotting in.
He's played against the Welsh side four times and scored on all four occasions - this result is really opening the door for the likes of Bristol City and Derby.