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That is it for our coverage of today's EFL action.

West Brom sit top of the Championship overnight, but Nottingham Forest could replace them if they win handsomely at Wigan Athletic tomorrow at 14:00 BST.

There will be live text coverage of that game - make sure you join us then.

Until next time, goodbye.

And here is what it looks like at the bottom of the second tier.

Reading move out of the bottom three as Matt Miazga's 98th-minute goal against Preston gives Mark Bowen victory in his first game in charge.

Huddersfield slip into the relegation zone after drawing at Blackburn in the early kick-off.

Stoke have moved off the bottom of the table courtesy of their win at home against Fulham.

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Here is what today's results have done to the top of the Championship.

West Brom have carved out a two-point lead after winning at Middlesbrough, while Leeds United move into the automatic promotion places with victory in their centenary match.

QPR are into the play-offs with their sixth win in eight league games, while Charlton are level on points with sixth-placed Preston.

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• Crewe score two late goals to beat Swindon 3-1 and retain top spot in League Two.
• Bradford City hold on for a 2-1 home win over Crawley to go second.
• Forest Green blow a 2-0 lead over Mansfield to draw 2-2 and slip to sixth.
• Cambridge thump promotion hopefuls Exeter City 4-0, while Leyton Orient win by the same scoreline at Grimsby Town.

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• Phil Parkinson's first game as Sunderland boss ends in defeat as second-placed Wycombe claim victory over the Black Cats.
• Paddy Madden grabs a hat-trick for Fleetwood to give them a 4-1 win over Burton Albion.
• In-form Peterborough and Oxford claim 2-1 away wins at Gillingham and Rotherham respectively.
• AFC Wimbledon continue their resurgence under Glyn Hodges as an injury-time goal gives them victory over Portsmouth

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• West Bromwich Albion extend their lead at the Championship as Hal Robson-Kanu gives the Baggies victory over Middlesbrough.
• High-flying Leeds edge to victory over Birmingham, while QPR overcome Hull to move into the play-off places.
• Stoke City earn a stunning 2-0 win over Fulham to move off the bottom of the table, while Brentford mount a late come-back to beat Millwall 3-2.

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The full-time whistle finally goes at Oakwell, where it ends all square.

A full-bloodied London derby ends with an incredible comeback.

From 2-0 down in the 83rd minute, Brentford come out with all three points,

Millwall fans will be sick to their stomachs.

Two second-half penalties from Ebere Eze are enough as QPR see out 10 minutes of stoppage time at Hull City.

Victory in East Yorkshire sees the R's go sixth.

That's it at the Madejski Stadium.

Reading have their first win in seven league games and end Preston's eight-match unbeaten run.

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There's the final whistle, too. Excellent win for Luton.

Charlton pick up a first win in three after outclassing Derby County at The Valley.

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It's back-to-back league wins for Stoke for the first time since October 2018.

Fulham's six-match unbeaten run is over.

Leeds celebrate their 100th birthday with a battling win over Birmingham thanks to a powerful finish from local boy Kalvin Phillips.

There will be seven minutes of added time at the Madejski Stadium.

Can the Royals give Mark Bowen the perfect start as manager?

Blues centre-half Harlee Dean chips up a cross to the back post but Kristian Pedersen can't direct it on target with the goal at his mercy.