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They left it late but Norwich's 2-1 win against Sheffield Wednesday means they end the weekend on top of the Championship table.

That will have sent the 2,000 fans in attendance at Carrow Road home very happy indeed, as you can see above.

Watford and Millwall both lost in front of their returning support, while Brentford had to settle for a point against Blackburn.

Derby's win at the Den moves them off bottom spot and gives Wayne Rooney his first win in caretaker charge of the Rams.

In League One, leaders Hull could only draw at Oxford and Lincoln remain second with a 2-0 success at Rochdale.

In League Two, Newport remain top with a 2-1 win over Morecambe while second-placed Cheltenham beat Exeter 5-3. Elsewhere Port Vale stunned Bolton with a 6-3 win and Bradford lost at home to Carlisle to drop into the bottom two.

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So after this afternoon's results, here's how it stands at the top of the Championship...

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Just four points between the top six sides.

Norwich reclaim the lead from Bournemouth after that win against Sheffield Wednesday.

Swansea and Stoke meanwhile are upwardly mobile thanks to their victories against Luton and Middlesbrough.

Brentford drop to sixth having been held to a 2-2 draw by Blackburn.

Reading's earlier win against Nottingham Forest puts them in third.

• Leaders Newport finally shake off 10-man Morecambe to win 2-1.
• Cheltenham hang on to win a thrilling game against fellow promotion contenders Exeter City 5-3.
• Forest Green, Carlisle and Salford also win to keep up their promotion chances.
• Goals aplenty at Bolton meanwhile where six different scorers give Port Vale a memorable 6-3 win.

• Hull City stay top despite being held to a 1-1 draw at Oxford United.
• Lincoln City keep a hold on second place with a win at Rochdale.
• Portsmouth get the better of fellow promotion contenders Peterborough with a 2-0 home win.
• Charlton are denied a win at Shrewsbury as a late penalty for the Shrews sees them draw 1-1.
• Lee Johnson makes a difficult start to life as Sunderland manager as they are beaten 1-0 at home by Wigan.

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• Norwich City go top of the Championship after coming from behind to win against Sheffield Wednesday.
• Swansea and Stoke both win to move up to fourth and fifth respectively, while Watford are beaten at home by Cardiff.
• Rooney wins for first time in charge of Derby against Millwall, while Brentford concede a late equaliser at home to 10-man Blackburn.

With all of our Championship matches finally done and dusted, here are your full-time headlines from across the English Football League...

A late Jason McCarthy own goal snatches a point for Preston.

Wycombe remain in the relegation zone but close the gap to two points from safety.

What a miss from Emil Riis!

He beats his man and he can square it but he has the chance to score but he slices it wide.

Preston should be in front late on.

Huddersfield bounce back with a win after goals from Josh Koroma and Harry Toffolo condemn QPR to three defeats in row.

Nathan Collins' first half header is enough to give the hosts all three points and boost their play-off push.

An exciting game for the 2,000 in attendance at the Brentford Community Stadium.

10-man Blackburn leave with a point thanks to Jacob Davenport's late equaliser.

Five games unbeaten now for the Sky Blues while it's five straight away defeats for Rotherham.

An early goal from Connor Roberts and a late one from Andre Ayew give Swansea all three points against 10-man Luton.

Jason Knight's goal seals only the second win of the season for Derby.

It's a huge win for the Rams.

Watford's unbeaten home start tot he season is OVER.

Kieffer Moore's first half goal is enough to give Cardiff the win.

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Harlee Dean's header gives Birmingham victory at Bristol City.

Norwich fight back to go top of the table thanks to late goals from Josh Martin and Max Aarons.

Into seven minutes of injury time at Stoke.

Can Boro find a late, late leveller.

Watford win a late free-kick in a decent position but Domingos Quina wastes it.

Looks like their unbeaten start to the season at Vicarage Road is coming to an end.