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That's your lot from us in here on a day with more than its share of late drama.

Josh Cullen's stoppage time equaliser for Charlton stopped Championship leaders West Brom going four points clear at the top of the table.

Preston battled back from two goals down to claim a 3-2 Lancashire derby win over Blackburn thanks to Tom Barkhuizen's 82nd minute strike and they now sit second in the table.

At the bottom, Middlesbrough could only draw with 10-man Fulham and that, coupled with Huddersfield's 2-1 win over bottom side Barnsley, means they are now in the relegation zone.

We're back with more EFL live text coverage tomorrow with the little matter of the derby between Swansea and Cardiff from 11:30 GMT, with the game kicking off at 12:00 GMT, before Bristol City v Wigan at 13:30 GMT.

Until then enjoy the rest of your evening and thanks for your company.

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• Walsall lose fifth straight game with 2-1 home defeat by Mansfield
• Swindon thump Crawley 4-0 away
• Colchester come from behind to beat Newport 3-1
• Exeter hammer Devonian rivals Plymouth 4-0 in the lunchtime derby

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• Ipswich return to top of table with 3-1 win at Southend in Sol Campbell's first game in charge
• Wycombe go second with 1-0 win at Rotherham
• Leaders Peterborough score stoppage-time leveller against Coventry but drop to third
• Shrewsbury beat Sunderland for first time in history

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• Leaders West Brom have to settle for a point against Charlton after a late, late Josh Cullen equaliser
• Preston fight back from 2-0 down to beat Lancashire rivals 3-2 and go second in the table
• Millwall beat struggling Stoke 2-0 in Gary Rowett's first game in charge
• Huddersfield climb away from the relegation zone with victory over bottom side Barnsley

That's six unbeaten for Huddersfield as they beat bottom side Barnsley to climb away from the relegation zone.

Goals from Christopher Schindler and Karlan Grant had them cruising before a late Jacob Brown goal made for an interesting finale.

Blues' decent home record continues with a seventh win in nine games but they had to work hard for this one.

Kristian Pedersen's header gave them the lead with the final touch of the first-half but Harry Cornick scored a rocket that went in off the underside of the bar to equalise for Luton.

Birmingham kept on going though and turned to their target man Lukas Jutkiewicz to to head in a late winner.

A decent point for Fulham who played with 10 men for 70 minutes after keeper Marek Rodak was shown a red card for a hand ball outside of the box.

Both sides had chances with Lewis Wing's free-kick hitting the post for Boro and Aleksandar Mitrovic heading over from six-yards who really should have scored.

Seven games without a win now for Boro who were jeered off at the end.

Charlton come away with a point at the Championship leaders.

But that's only half the story.

The main talking point came midway through the second half when the referee mistakenly sent off Grady Diangana, before realising it was West Brom's Nathan Ferguson who committed a foul.

West Brom went back in front with 10 men, but the Addicks levelled in stoppage time with a penalty.

What a Lancashire Derby.

Preston come back from two goals down get the win at Deepdale.

A Declan Rudd own goal gave Rovers the lead inside 30 seconds and Sam Gallagher doubled their lead to go two up at the break.

But a Tom Barkhuizen double and a Daniel Johnson penalty completed the comeback for the Lilywhites who are now second in the Championship.

Two Kamil Grosicki assists, two Jarrod Bowen goals and three points for Hull City.

They climb up to 12, while Derby slip down to 16th.

Perfect start for new Millwall boss Gary Rowett against his old side.

The Lions took the lead through Ben Thompson in the first half before Jed Wallace's second-half penalty wrapped up the points.

The Lions move up to 15th, while Stoke are four points adrift of safety.

Can Barnsley grab a late leveller?

We're a bit behind the other games here by the way because of a couple of stoppages.

Love a bit of late drama in the EFL!

Boro's Lewis Wing hits a low free-kick but it comes off the base of the post.

Fulham breathe a sigh of relief.

Sol Campbell now realises just how big a task he has on his hands to save Southend from relegation.

James Norwood has just scored his second of the afternoon to double Ipswich's lead at Roots Hall.

It's going to be a 12th defeat in 15 games this season for the Shrimpers. Horrendous.