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It was day of late drama in the Premier League and the EFL.

Premier League leaders Liverpool grabbed an 85th minute winner at Crystal Palace and Championship leaders West Brom waited until the 88th to take all three points at home to Sheffield Wednesday.

Not to be outdone second-placed Leeds scored in the final minute at struggling Luton to move three points clear of Preston, who lost at improving Derby.

Stoke's Mame Biram Diouf then thought he'd get in on the action and scored in the third minute of time added on to give the lowly Potters a vital win against fellow strugglers Wigan.

Continuing the theme League One leaders Wycombe scored in time added on to beat Doncaster and League Two leaders Swindon won thanks to Eoin Doyle's 17th in 16 games. But it was in the first half so kind of ruins all this...

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There's more Championship action on the way this weekend as the Sunday lunchtime fixture takes us to Teesside.

Middlesbrough find themselves in the bottom three and without a win in their past nine league games.

Hull will hope to keep piling the pressure on Boro boss Jonathan Woodgate and pick up a win to consolidate a place in the top half at the same time.

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• Leaders Swindon win again and Eoin Doyle finds the back of the net once more as they beat Mansfield 1-0.
• Lots of goals for the chasing pack who all win handsomely with victories for Forest Green, Northampton, Crewe and Exeter.
• Troubled Macclesfield have something to smile about on the pitch as they come away with a point from a 0-0 draw at Salford City.

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• Leaders Wycombe left it until the second minute of stoppage time to beat 10-man Doncaster as Joe Jacobsen converted a penalty after Adebayo Akinfenwa was fouled.
• They are now five points ahead of Ipswich who could only draw 2-2 at home against Blackpool.
• Sunderland escape with a 1-1 draw against Coventry after Benji Kimopioka struck in the last minute with an equaliser.
• A goalfest of an afternoon for Accrington who hammer Bolton 7-1 after going 1-0 behind.

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• Charlie Austin's late penalty gives West Bromwich Albion victory against Sheffield Wednesday to keep them top of the Championship.
• Patrick Bamford scores twice as Leeds United battle to a 2-1 win at Luton Town.
• Preston North End slip down to third after losing at Derby County, while Swansea City are beaten at home by Millwall and Stoke City beat Wigan Athletic.

Derby make it five successive home wins as Preston drop down to third.

Martyn Waghorn got the only goal of the game after coming on as a first half sub.

No goals and points shared at Ashton Gate as 10-man Forest hold on.

Ollie Watkins scores again to give Brentford all three points.

Reading lose for the first time under Mark Bowen.

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Gerhard Struber's first game as Barnsley boss ends in defeat, with Bradley Dack scoring twice for Blackburn.

Charlie Austin's late penalty gives Championship leaders West Brom all three points against Sheffield Wednesday.

A really fine victory for Millwall, who have beaten Swansea City through Jed Wallace's second-half strike.

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A big, big win for Stoke City, who secure back-to-back victories with that late goal.

Patrick Bamford is the hero as his late goal gives Leeds all three points at Luton.

The visitors a goal and now a man down as Liam Palmer is shown a straight red for a poor challenge in time added on.

Honours even at the John Smith's Stadium.

The hosts took the lead through Fraizer Campbell but Marc Roberts levelled for the visitors.

Five minutes being added on at the end of the 90 at Griffin Park....

Ollie Watkins' header still all that separates the sides.

Some late significant goals going in...

Sunderland have leveled in the last minute at home against Coventry to make it 1-1 while Rotherham have come from 2-0 down to lead MK Dons 3-2.

Oxford United putting the gloss on another good win as Matty Taylor nets again to make it 3-0 at Southend.

And it's now 7-1 (SEVEN) to Accrington against Bolton!