Reading beat QPR in final EFL game of Boxing Day
Leeds score late equaliser to draw 1-1 with Preston at Elland Road
Championship leaders West Bromwich Albion conceded late equaliser at Barnsley
Stoke scored twice in stoppage time to complete comeback win over Sheffield Wednesday
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Image source, Rex FeaturesWhere to start after that dramatic finale?!
Luton 3-3 Fulham
A six-goal thriller at Kenilworth Road ends in Fulham taking a point home thanks to Bobby Decordova-Reid's dramatic 94th-minute leveller for the visitors against Luton.
Charlton 3-2 Bristol City
Charlton's long wait for a Championship victory is over. They led at half-time, then went 2-1, but Alfie Doughty netted the Addicks' late winner.
Barnsley 1-1 West Brom
Championship leaders West Brom couldn't hold out against a resilient Barnsley side who deserve their share of the points at Oakwell.
Stoke 3-2 Sheff Wed
One of the craziest finishes ever seen at Stoke City ends with three precious points for the Potters against Sheffield Wednesday.
Wednesday were unbeaten in six while Stoke had one win in six but the form book was ripped up as the home side survived being overhauled in the second-half to score two late goals and snatch the victory.
Blackburn 1-1 Birmingham
Two penalties, one point apiece at Ewood Park.
Cardiff 1-1 Millwall
Honours even in Cardiff boss Neil Harris' first game in charge of the Bluebirds against his former club Millwall.
Bobby Decordova-Reid (90+4 mins)
Incredible. Simon Sluga keeps out Anthony Knockaert's effort but Bobby Decordova-Reid knocks in the rebound and Fulham must have a point from a crazy game in which they've trailed three times.
Wigan 1-1 Derby
Martyn Waghorn's late goal for Derby after Joe Garner had given Wigan a second-half lead.
Sam Vokes (90+6 mins)
WHATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT?!!
Sam Vokes has steered the ball into the back of the net with seconds remaining to seal three massive points for the Championship's bottom side Stoke City.
The ball was nodded down and there was the Wales international to prod beyond Cameron Dawson and hand the Potters the points.
Michael O'Neill is stood on the edge of his technical area, soaking wet, in disbelief.
His side led, trailed and now lead. Nuts.
Brentford 3-1 Swansea
Convincing fare from Thomas Frank's Brentford, who put on a first-half masterclass to see off a dogged Swansea City.
Middlesbrough 1-0 Huddersfield
Djed Spence's first career professional goal is enough for the Boro to see off fellow strugglers Huddersfield at the Riverside.
Martyn Waghorn (93 mins)
Dear oh dear, Wigan can't quite hang on and Derby equalise in the 93rd minute!
Martyn Waghorn is the man to do it thanks to his close range shot and that's surely a cause of relief for the visitors.
Tyrese Campbell (90+3 mins)
GOODNESS ME!
Stoke have done it! James McClean hooked a ball back into the Wednesday box as the Potters pressed and as the ball dipped in flight, there was Tyrese Campbell to acrobatically volley over Cameron Dawson, ripple the net and set the Boothen End into raptures.
Those who left out of anger and frustration might just be turning round for the finale. What a finish!
Stoke 1-2 Sheff Wed
SIX MINUTES OF ADDED TIME.
Stoke are hoying it into the box with real desperation. The least they deserve is a point, for an hour they were the better side arguably.
Wednesday look cool and composed in defence.
Aapo Halme (90 mins)
I said it was coming, didn't I?!
Barnsley have equalised right at the death against West Brom and boy do they deserve it.
Aapo Halme flicks in at the near post inside a crowded box and the hosts are in raptures.
No Halme done, like..
Barnsley 0-1 West Brom
The Barnsley chase to work a stunning late equaliser against West Brom continues.
This time Conor Chaplin puts in a dangerous cross towards his Tykes teammate Alex Mowatt but he can't quite work on to it.
The Baggies just about holding on to their lead at the minute.
Ollie Watkins (88 mins)
No wonder Thomas Frank is up on his feet applauding, because that was a textbook display of counter attacking football from his Brentford side.
Lightning quick, sharp, superb.
Bees picked the ball up on the edge of their box, moved it through midfield and a pass put Ollie Watkins away on the far right side of the field.
He flicked on the turbo, raced away from the cover and coolly kept his head to fire beyond Freddie Woodman and seal the points.
League One latest
Not a good day for the teams towards the top of League One.
Wycombe, Peterborough and now Bristol Rovers all trail.
Oxford, who still lead Lincoln 1-0, look like being the main beneficiaries.