Otherwise, that's us done for the day! Thanks for spending it with us, we'll see you Tuesday!

After an English Football League marathon today, we'll be back with more live text commentary from tiers two, three and four on Tuesday.

There are six Championship fixtures to bring you, as well as full programmes in League One and League Two, so we do hope you'll join us.

Our coverage on the BBC Sport website and app will begin at 19:00 BST.

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• West Bromwich Albion are top of the Championship table after a 3-2 win at bottom side Preston North End.
• Winless Ipswich Town squander a 2-0 lead at St Andrew's as Birmingham City come from behind to deny Paul Hurst a first victory as Tractor Boys boss.
• Middlesbrough are held to a 1-1 draw at Hull City, Swansea City thrash Queens Park Rangers and Frank Lampard's Derby County lose at Bolton Wanderers.
• In the late game, Stoke City come from 2-0 down to draw with Rotherham United and ease some of the pressure on manager Gary Rowett.

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• Peterborough stay top after their draw with Blackpool, but Portsmouth are just a point behind following their 3-1 victory at Rochdale.
• Joey Barton's Fleetwood Town lost 3-1 at home to Barnsley, while fourth-placed Doncaster beat bottom-side Plymouth 3-2.
• Lincoln remain top after their 2-0 victory at Cheltenham, as Newport move up a place to second after their impressive 4-2 comeback win against Cambridge.
• Bottom club Macclesfield still can't find that elusive win as they drew 1-1 with Forest Green and saw a late penalty award over-ruled, while Grimsby have lost six in a row after a 2-1 home defeat by Morecambe.

Before we bid you farewell, let's run through the best bits from the English Football League today...

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Stoke came from behind at the New York stadium to take a point after Rotherham led with two rapid-fire second-half goals.

Tom Ince cancelled out Ryan Manning's penalty before substitute Bojan Krcic leveled late in the contest after Richie Towell's second for the Millers.

Joe Allen and Benik Afobe hit the wood-work for Gary Rowett's men, but their defensive woes continue.

Stoke, who still haven't won on the road this term, are up to 17th place and Rotherham also move up to 18th. Both sides are on 10 points.

That could be it.

Stoke have a decent spell of possession but Bojan Krcic ends it with a wild shot that is miles off target.

It's getting a wee bit scrappy as both teams are feeling the boom-or-bust jitters.

Neither are keeping the ball too well

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Plenty of time for one last dramatic intervention from either side.

In answer to that earlier question about whether we can catch our breath...the answer is clearly no.

This has been an absolute cracker.

Apologies Millers fans I maybe jinxed you going on about MOTM there.

Can Paul Warne's side hang on for a point at least here? They deserve it.

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West Brom are the new Championship leaders after they clung on to win 3-2 at struggling Preston, including an opening goal from Jay Rodriguez.

Baggies boss Darren Moore was a relieved man at full-time despite a late rally from the hosts.

"A win in this league on the road is always good - I thought we were worthy winners today," Moore told BBC WM 95.6.

"I thought we found a way to win the game today, we maybe made it a little nervy for ourselves towards the end and just needed to show some more urgency on the ball.

"But, I always felt as the away team we were in control of the game. I'm delighted with the three points."

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If the Millers can hang on they have a fair few who may want the champagne.

Marek Rodak has been excellent in goal, Semi Ajayi a rock in defence and Ryan Manning has made the most of what he's had to work on up front.

A double change for Stoke.

Charlie Adam is on for Joe Allen, and Peter Crouch has replaced Saido Berahino.

Just to underline how poor Stoke have been at the back so far this term, they've now let in 18 goals in 10 games.

Manager Gary Rowett dropped skipper Ryan Shawcross after he struggled in their last league defeat by Blackburn, but his replacement Ashley Williams - a seasoned Wales international - has conceded a penalty this evening and fared no better.

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Middlesbrough missed the chance to go top of the Championship when they were held to a 1-1 draw at Hull.

Britt Assombalonga's header was cancelled out by a Jarrod Bowen penalty.

"We need to get more goals, we have to take the chances in the final third and be more clinical," Boro boss Tony Pulis said.

"You've got to be 100 per cent every game, but today I didn't think we controlled the ball enough.

"We had some great chances. But after we got that first goal, we had chances to get more and take the game but we didn't.

"We just need to be more clinical and I think we are getting there slowly."

Stoke's Tom Ince sends a wonderful cross to the back post where Benik Afobe is loitering but Semi Ajeyi does superbly to get in the way and clear it behind.

Ajeyi has been immense for the Millers.

Stoke defender Cuco Martina is down and dazed after running into Rotherham's Michael Smith.

Joe Newell is replaced by Jon Taylor for Rotherham.