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We breathe easy tonight.

Football has been under the microscope this past few days, but tonight, it has done itself proud.

Whoever you are, wherever you're from, whatever your football persuasion, the game is for all.

Hopefully you've enjoyed it. Good to be talking about the game, isn't it?

Goodnight. See you again tomorrow.

Sheffield Wednesday stay bottom after their 2-0 loss at Huddersfield.

Just one win in 12 matches now for Tony Pullis' side.

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Still plenty of EFL treats to come tomorrow.

We'll be here with six more gems, including Norwich hoping to go top of the Championship against Nottingham Forest and Reading likewise, in their game against Birmingham.

You don't want to miss it.

For 24 hours at least, Bournemouth lead the Championship.

Norwich have the chance to reclaim top spot tomorrow when they play Nottingham Forest.

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That Championship table makes pleasant viewing if you're a Bournemouth fan...

Goals from in-form Josh Koroma and Isaac Mbenza give Huddersfield back to back wins for the first time since the days of David Wagner.

They even afforded missing a penalty in the second half through Juninho Bacuna.

For Tony Pulis and Sheffield Wednesday, the wait for a first win of their combination goes on.

Ben Hamer denies former Terriers forward Jordan Rhodes, with a big stop in injury time for the home side.

Out for a corner. Huddersfield being given an examination here.

A goal at both ends for Cardiff captain Sean Morrison, but his winning header saw the visitors come from behind to beat Stoke.

Potters striker Sam Vokes missed a penalty when his side were 1-0 up as well.

The Bluebirds have now won their last four games in a row.

Stalemate at St Andrew's.

Coventry City are now unbeaten in their last six matches.

Luton avoid three away league defeats in a row.

Respect shown before the game as both sides showed their support for anti-discrimination measures and anti-racism charities.

Respect shown during it too as a lively game ends all square - Jon Dadi Bodvarsson cancelling out Ilias Chair's opener for Rangers.

The 2,000 Millwall fans did themselves and their club proud too. Really vocal, in an encouraging way. Mahlon Romeo parades his shirt around, with the Kick It Out anti-racism charity on the front. Fine scenes.

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It ends goalless at the Liberty Stadium.

The Cherries leapfrog Norwich to go top for 24 hours at least.

Norwich host Nottingham Forest tomorrow evening.

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Christian Kabasele and Troy Deeney goals in the first-half deliver Watford a big three points and they climb to third.

Rotherham's disappointing run continues.

There will be a minimum of five minutes added time.

Will we get a goal at St Andrew's?

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Desperate blocking by QPR as Millwall pour pressure on their goal.

The home support urging them on.

Three minutes of added time. This is heading for a draw.

Big header from Shaun Hutchinson to clear as Rangers dance into the box through Bright Osayi-Samuel.

Was enough to get the ball clear...

Minutes later at the other end, Seny Dieng is brave off his line to smother a Jed Wallace cross, put into a dangerous zone outside the six-yard box.

Stipe Perica could have quelled Rotherham and settled this for good for Watford, but the Croat was unable to deliver.

Ismaila Sarr plays in the striker but he cannot provide a finish. They are still heading third at this rate...

Matt Smith meets another set-piece into the Rangers box as Millwall tighten up once again, but it tamely bounces through to goalkeeper Seny Dieng.

The approach is simple. Get the big lads involved.

Tom Bradshaw heads wide after a cross was stood up beautifully to the back-post in the QPR box. The striker couldn't get above the ball and it looped up and wide.

Perfect ball in though. You can just feel the 2,000 crowd starting to gee Millwall up. They're rousing their team.

Bournemouth still on top but it's still goalless.

The Cherries players appeal for a penalty for a challenge on David Brooks but it's waved away.