So there were wins for the Championship's top two, goals, comebacks, red cards, abandonments - all we were missing today was a partridge in a pear tree.

Our next live EFL action is on Friday, when Sheffield United face West Bromwich Albion. Hope you can join us for that.

Enjoy the rest of your Saturday evening.

Before we leave you, just time to tell you that England and Scotland have been drawn in the same group at the 2019 Women's World Cup in France next summer.

Scotland, who are making their first appearance at the World Cup, will meet England in Nice on 9 June in what is the group opener for both countries.

You can read more about the draw here.

Sheffield United midfielder Ollie Norwood tells Sky Sports: "We started well and had a couple of chances, but we were really sloppy. In the second half we pressured them a bit more, Billy does what he does and sticks the ball in the net, which he's done throughout his career."

Goalscorer Billy Sharp: "We always create chances and I had a half-chance before that. But I believed another chance was coming and they're the goals I love - from two yards out."

It wasn't pretty at times, but it's job done for Sheffield United.

Two late goals send the Blades up to third in the Championship and send managerless Reading into the bottom three.

Reaction to come...

We're into three minutes of added time.

Reading respond to falling behind by bringing on Sone Aluko for Garath McCleary.

We're still waiting for goals at Reading, but in the Premier League there are goals - and big goals!

Chelsea are 2-0 up against Manchester City and about to inflict a first league defeat of the season on the reigning champions.

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Preston are sneaking up the table after a difficult start to the season. A battling win at Nottingham Forest means they've now lost just once in 11 Championship games.

Louis Moult's goal just before the hour proved enough for victory, and lifts them six points clear of the relegation zone.

"It was a terrific effort," said manager Alex Neil. "I thought our game plan worked, but it's one thing having a plan and another carrying it out.

"I thought the players did that to a tee - I'm delighted with them. We wanted to be very narrow and limit the space Forest would get, and we did just that."

Is that the chance?

Sheffield United substitute Billy Sharp finds himself unmarked 12 yards out but his near-post header from a left-wing cross drifts just wide.

After a tepid spell, Sheffield United almost find the opener.

George Baldock's cross picks out David McGoldrick and the header is a good one, but well saved by Anssi Jaakkola.

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Famara Diedhiou's goal midway through the second half gave Bristol City victory at Birmingham and made them the first side to win a league game at St Andrew's since March.

Blues avoided relegation last season after Garry Monk's appointment as boss and have carried that good form into this campaign.

"They've really got it going," Bristol City boss Lee Johnson told BBC Radio Bristol. "I think it's a big achievement to win here.

"Birmingham have had a lot of praise for how they've done this season, but now we're only a point behind them and looking up the table. It was a really dogged performance and a well deserved win."

Reading bring on Mo Barrow and Sam Baldock, meaning there's a sibling rivalry now on show at the Madejski Stadium.

Sam is up against his brother George, who is stationed at right-back for the Blades.

My word - that's an awful backpass from Tyler Blackett.

The Reading defender tries to find his goalkeeper - who is stood about 20 yards in the other direction.

Luckily for Blackett, the only damage is a corner, which Reading clear.

What do you do if you're Chris Wilder and you need a goal?

You bring on Billy Sharp.

Conor Washington makes way.

An hour gone - this has got the feel of a game that will be won or lost either by a horrible defensive error or a 35-yard thunderbolt.

Meanwhile, off the field, an update on Reading's managerial situation from BBC Radio Berkshire's Tim Dellor...

Sheffield United threaten again but Reading manage to clear crosses from both sides of the field.

Then the Royals nearly make the most of a defensive mishap in the Blades' box, but the visitors hack the ball clear.

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There was no perfect start for former England defender Sol Campbell in his first league game as a manager.

His Macclesfield Town side - who are bottom of League Two - lost 1-0 at promotion-chasing Colchester.

"We've got to take this on the chin and go again," he told BBC Radio Manchester. "But this is good for me because it's showing me the level of playing ability we've got.

"There are little things we can tweak to get better and we've just got to keep on working.

"Colchester are a top side and some of those guys were on the floor because they've been in a game. We're going in the right direction and I want guys who are in for the fight."

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Chris Wilder's Blades will go third in the Championship table with a win in this game and they've started the second half in positive fashion.