Leeds score 95th-minute winner to beat Birmingham 5-4
Whites leapfrog West Brom to go top of Championship
Blues had come from behind to level three times
Baggies lose 2-0 at home to Middlesbrough
Fulham go third after victory over Stoke
League One leaders Wycombe lose 4-1, Ipswich beaten 5-3
Ipswich have had the better of the possession and the better of the chances - and now they've grabbed an equaliser.
It's a super goal, too, as Luke Garbutt's curling free-kick from 25 yards puts them level at Lincoln.
As it stands, however, a draw wouldn't be enough to keep Ipswich second in League One because Oxford are 1-0 up at AFC Wimbledon.
Jon Stankovic (25 mins)
Jon Stankovic scores the goal, but this is all about the free-kick from Huddersfield midfielder Juninho Bacunha.
He swings the perfect delivery in from the left touchline and all Stankovic has to do is meet it with his header six yards out.
And he does.
Jude Bellingham (27 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesBlues back in it.
Leeds had been all over the home side, but Birmingham have a joker in their ranks - and he's just 16-years-old.
Jude Bellingham, the EFL Young Player of the Month for November, takes one touch 20 yards out and drills the ball into the corner.
Superb.
Huddersfield 0-1 Blackburn
HUGE penalty shout at the John Smith's, but the referee waves it away.
Darragh Lenihan looked as though he pulled down Huddersfield striker Karlan Grant, and the Blackburn defender even looked straight to the official.
Nothing given.
Bobby Decordova-Reid (26 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesFulham have been on top at Craven Cottage - with Aleksandar Mitrovic missing a couple of chances - and finally take the lead.
Stoke fail to deal with a cross-cum-shot from the right by Anthony Knockaert, which is palmed away by Potters keeper Jack Butland.
But Bobby Decordova-Reid is on hand to tap in from close range and notch his third goal in two games.
Image source, Rex FeaturesA few fairly substantial goals to tell you about at the top of League Two.
Leaders Swindon Town are behind at Port Vale - and, no, Eoin Doyle hasn't scored yet - while Exeter are currently drawing 1-1 at Colchester.
Elsewhere, Bradford are now set to move up to third as they're in front against Mansfield.
Jack Harrison (21 mins)
Jack Harrison goes from provider to scorer to double the Leeds lead.
Birmingham just cannot get the ball clear under some incessant Leeds United pressure and after several half-clearances, the ball falls to Harrison just inside the box.
He hits it sweetly enough, but it's a cruel deflection that takes the ball beyond Connal Trueman.
Ilias Chair (20 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesQPR take the lead in the mid-table clash at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium
Rangers, who started the day in 14th, are ahead against 13th-placed Hull thanks to Ilias Chair.
It was a well-worked short corner which was then picked up on the edge of the box by the midfielder, who fired a low right-footed shot through a crowd of players and into the bottom left-hand corner of the goal.
Daniel Ayala (17 mins)
A cat among the pigeons at The Hawthorns.
Boro take the lead as Daniel Ayala rises highest to head in a corner from the left flank.
Albion keeper Sam Johnstone didn't exactly cover himself in glory there.
West Brom's 14-match run without defeat and an unbeaten home record stretching back to February is on the line.
Tom Lees (18 mins)
As I said earlier, Wednesday are unbeaten in the league at home under Garry Monk - and they don't want to give that up.
Barry Bannan floats a corner to the back post and Tom Lees rises highest to thump home a header and half the deficit.
We have a real game on our hands at Hillsborough. I'll admit it now, I had this down as a potential 0-0.
Image source, Rex FeaturesIt's all happening at Adams Park.
After Adebayo Akinfenwa's equaliser for Wycombe, Coventry have almost immediately gone back in front thanks to Matt Godden's penalty.
Elsewhere, Phil Parkinson's Sunderland are 1-0 up at Doncaster and Blackpool are better Tranmere.
Lucas Joao (16 mins)
Tyler Blackett set up the first goal and the left-back has just grabbed his second assist.
He finds Lucas Joao in the area and the striker sends a low shot across goal and into the bottom right-hand corner.
Preston keeper Declan Rudd got down to it but not quick enough, and might be asking himself a few questions about that one.
Helder Costa (15 mins)
Image source, PA MediaBirmingham had just held firm defending three successive Leeds United corners, and then concede from one of their own!
The promotion chasers break quickly and Jack Harrison runs 50-plus yards from his own half before playing a perfectly weighted ball through for Helder Costa.
He makes no mistake, calmly slotting home to put Leeds ahead.
John Swift (12 mins)
The goals keep on flying in and Reading take the lead at Deepdale after a slick passing move.
Tyler Blackett is played into the area, gets to the byline and cuts the ball back.
Midfielder John Swift is on hand to sidefoot in smartly.
The Royals have won their past two games, moving up to 15th in the process.
Swansea 0-0 Barnsley
Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium
Swansea and their chairman, Trevor Birch, treated every one of the club's season-ticket holders to a free drink in the Liberty Stadium concourses prior to this game.
But will corks be popping come full time for the home side?
While Swansea went down in disappointing fashion at Brentford on Boxing Day, Barnsley are enjoying a fine run under Gerhard Struber.
And though there have been no clear-cut chances as yet, the Tykes have not started this game like a team in the bottom three.
There's been a few early goals to tell you about in League Two, most notably for Cheltenham Town at Northampton Town. The Robins would move into the automatic promotion places if it stayed as it is.
Grimsby Town and Leyton Orient are also in front.
Danny Graham (7 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesWe're raining early goals in the Championship!
Danny Graham has been doing this since I started eating solids.
Lewis Travis crosses for Rovers' veteran striker and he glances a header in off the post.
It always looks better when it goes in off an upright doesn't it?
Aiden O'Brien (8 mins)
Millwall DO have the lead now, and the Brentford defence have themselves to blame.
Keeper David Raya receives a backpass to his feet and dallies over it before clearing, allowing Jayson Molumby to close him down.
The ball falls to Aiden O'Brien, who slots past the keeper from just outside the area.
That is the Irishman's third goal in four games.
Bees boss Thomas Frank will be tearing his hair out over that one.
Junior Hoilett (8 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesWhat a start from Cardiff!
Junior Hoilett with a neat finish after a good cross from Lee Tomlin, who also created the first goal.
Sheffield Wednesday are unbeaten at home since Garry Monk was appointed in September by the way.
Millwall 0-0 Brentford
Millwall have the ball in the back of the Brentford net as Murray Wallace gets on the end of Jed Wallace's free-kick.
However, the offside flag is up against the big defender.