That just about concludes our EFL action today, cheers for checking in.

We'll see you on Tuesday for 11 matches across the Championship, League One and League Two.

Good night!

As promised, here's some more about Darren Ferguson's return to League One side Peterborough United...

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The three teams in action in the bottom six - Wigan Athletic, Rotherham United and Ipswich Town - all lost this afternoon.

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Here's confirmation, then, that Leeds United stay top of the Championship - and have extended their lead over second place to four points and over third place to six points.

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• Mateusz Klich scores twice as Leeds United come from behind to win at Rotherham United and remain top of the Championship.
• Sheffield United twice come back to draw a thrilling match at Norwich City, with Billy Sharp scoring a brace for the Blades.
• Tammy Abraham's double helps Aston Villa to victory over Ipswich Town, while Martin O'Neill wins his first game as Nottingham Forest boss against Wigan Athletic.

In the meantime, before we love you and leave you, let's recap everything that you might've missed from earlier today in the Championship...

Darren Ferguson is to Peterborough United what Martin Allen is to Barnet. The former Wrexham midfielder is back at Posh for a third spell as manager.

We'll have more on that breaking story on the BBC Sport website as the evening progresses.

Peterborough don't muck about... fresh from sacking Steve Evans, Darren Ferguson is back at London Road as manager until the end of the season.

It's all over!

A fantastic fixture, what a game!

Nothing comes of it but the ball remains with Bury.

Lincoln are camped in their own box.

Another Bury corner...

Nicky Adams collects the ball in a fine position but his cross is straight down the throat of Grant Smith.

That was a waste.

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Ipswich Town prop up the rest in the Championship, and manager Paul Lambert reckons the luck just isn't falling their way while they're down there.

Tammy Abraham scored Villa's second from the spot after John McGinn was fouled in the box... not that Lambert agrees on his return to old territory.

"They were two very poor decisions. It was not a Villa penalty while it was a blatant handball when we should have had a penalty - but some of the decisions were strange.

"The referee missed two big moments in the match and that was my big gripe about the game. You make your own luck but you do look for things to go your way."

"I thought we were really good. After they scored early in the game through Abraham we played very well, particularly in the second half. I was proud of the way we played and there are still a lot of points to be played for between now and the end of the season.

Five minutes added on...

It's all Bury now. They're pushing on for a winner.

Former Bristol City midfielder Neil Danns tries to catch Grant Smith out at his near post but the Lincoln keeper gets down to the ball well.

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Tammy Abraham was Aston Villa's saviour, scoring twice to ensure bottom-side Ipswich Town were put to the sword at Villa Park.

In front of a 33,000-plus crowd, the Villa took three points, despite Freddie Sears' spectacular goal setting up a tense finish.

"I'm pleased with three points, we haven't been winning, we haven't been losing but we needed to turn draws into wins," Smith told BBC WM 95.6.

"It was well deserved but should have been a lot more comfortable than it was.

"We could have won 5-0 or 2-1 today it didn't matter. It was winning and we deserved to win."

Nicky Maynard, what a miss!

The corner is taken short and Bury fizz the ball between the two touchlines before Maynard receives the ball on the turn.

Hit the target Nicky! Instead he hits row z.

Ten minutes to go. I still stand by my call that there's more goals in this. It's all Bury at the moment.

They have a corner...

Caolan Lavery replaces Dominic Telford for the home side while, Mark O'Hara - on loan form Peterborough - makes his Lincoln debut, coming on for Thomas Pett.