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That just about ends a busy day of EFL football.

Middlesbrough started the day top of the Championship, and they ended it there, thanks to defeats for Leeds, West Brom and Sheffield United.

Oh, and Macclesfield picked up their first win of the season in League Two - and their first victory in league football in 37 games.

There is a full fixture-list spread over Tuesday and Wednesday, so we'll be back then.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

At the bottom, it's miserable reading for Ipswich after their home defeat by QPR...

Derby striker Jack Marriott tells Sky Sports:

"It's been difficult getting up to speed [after signing from Peterborough late in the summer] but I feel like I've started well.

"Lots of my family are Sheffield United fans, they're in Cornwall watching the game so I don't think they'll be happy with me but I've got to do my job haven't I!"

Derby midfielder Mason Mount tells Sky Sports:

"It was very tough, we knew it would be as they're playing well but we stuck with it and got that late winner.

"It was unbelievable being away with the England squad, I learned a lot and enjoyed but that's finished now and my focus is on Derby.

"We've started this week off well but we have to focus and keep improving."

So, Middlesbrough end the weekend top of the Championship after Leeds, West Brom and now Sheffield United all lost...

Derby deservedly beat Sheffield United thanks to a second-half goal from Jack Marriott.

Chris Basham had equalised for the Blades before the break after Craig Bryson's strike after just 19 seconds.

It means Sheffield United don't go back to the top, instead they stay second behind Middlesbrough.

Victory for Frank Lampard and his Derby side means they're up to fifth.

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Derby win another free kick and that SHOULD be it.

Sheffield United may get one last chance, they're throwing men forward

Successive throw-ins right in the corner for Derby and Sheffield United are getting pretty frustrated.

Derby have it where they want it, deep in the Blades half.

And a free-kick is even better, as they tick down the clock.

David McGoldrick runs in behind but Derby captain Richard Keogh snuffs out the threat.

Long spell of possession for Sheffield United as they prepare for one last push.

What we have we hold.

Jack Marriott's goal separates the teams at the moment, and the Derby striker is replaced by experienced centre-back Curtis Davies.

Somehow, Sheffield United haven't equalised.

Scott Carson drops the ball under no pressure at a corner and Jack O'Connell heads the ball goalwards.

Mason Mount is in the right place to hack it off the line.

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Derby haven't conceded in the final 15 minutes of a Championship game this season.

Just saying...

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After being comfortably beaten at home 2-0 by QPR to go bottom of the table, under-pressure Ipswich boss Paul Hurst told BBC Radio Suffolk:

"We were second best. From start to finish, we didn't win enough second balls.

"I've not been involved in a run of games where there have been so many soft goals given away. As a manager or a player, I honestly can't remember a season like it.

"You can see the fans are desperate for things to get better. I can't say the frustration is not warranted.

"We have to be realistic. That [a relegation battle] is what we're in at the moment. We have to face up to the situation we're in. We're not the best team in the league - that is blatantly obvious. So we have to find ways to make it more difficult [for opponents]."

Northern Ireland striker Conor Washington has been sent on to try and score his first Sheffield United goal and get them a point.

Defender Chris Basham - scorer of their goal tonight - goes off.

Jack Marriott has had plenty of efforts tonight, this time the Derby striker glances a header wide at the near post.

Derby forward Martyn Waghorn is replaced by Florian Jozefzoon.

Both sides have now made two subs.

The first player in the book is Sheffield United goalscorer Chris Basham.

Derby's Tom Lawrence knocks the ball past him down the left wing, but that was as far as Basham was letting him get.