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For the time being, it's a big thank you for coming along and joining us for this evening's action.

As mentioned, there's more EFL live coverage to come on Wednesday and on Friday this week.

Until next time - thanks for being with us.

There's more Championship action on the way this week and here's a look at the four fixtures you'll be able to follow on BBC Sport on Wednesday evening:

• Barnsley v Cardiff City
• Coventry City v Sheffield Wednesday
• Middlesbrough v Rotherham United
• Swansea City v Brentford

All of those fixtures will kick-off at 19:00 GMT and we'll bring you build-up from just beforehand.

And with Fleetwood and Northampton Town playing out a goalless draw in the other later League One fixture, that rounds off all the action across the EFL this evening.

We'll draw things to a close here very soon.

All over.

Sunderland were comfortable once Charlie Wyke poked them ahead on the stroke of half-time.

Ipswich's woes continue while Sunderland move within a point of the League One play-off places.

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Sunderland seemingly taking numbers in a line to have a go on goal and finish this one off.

Into the final five minutes and despite Ipswich's determination to try and put bodies on the line, it just isn't falling for them going forward.

Last 10 minutes approaching at Portman Road.

Lynden Gooch replaces Aiden McGeady for Sunderland while Teddy Bishop has been brought on for Ipswich.

However, there's still little to trouble the visitors who also have a man advantage remember after Kayden Jackson's early sending off.

Watford go above Swansea into second, but they are denied a fourth successive league win as Millwall hold them to a goalless draw.

Famara Diedhiou's two first-half goals in quick time proved enough for Bristol City to move closer to the play-off places with a win against a battling Huddersfield.

If you've just joined us, let us bring you up to speed with the two results from the Championship this evening...

As it stands, Sunderland set to extend their unbeaten away run in League One to 11 matches, an incredible feat.

Ipswich meanwhile heading for a third defeat in their past four.

Into the last 20 minutes and there's little evidence to suggest those two things won't be happening come full-time.

• Morecambe go third in the table with a win at Exeter in the early kick-off.
• Cheltenham win for the first time in eight league games by beating Oldham.
• Scunthorpe and Bradford ease their relegation worries with victories over Port Vale and bottom-of-the-table Southend respectively.
• James Vaughan scores twice as Tranmere come from a goal down to beat Harrogate 3-2.

Sunderland centre-back Bailey Wright has to make way after he accidentally clashes heads with Aaron Drinan in an aerial challenge.

He's wheeled off on a paramedics float, thankfully conscious and sitting up, after some lengthy treatment.

Around 25 minutes to play.

Chances at both ends on the hour mark.

Ipswich loanee Luke Thomas goes close as he forces a smart save from Lee Burge with a shot inside the box while at the other end, Aiden O'Brien's shot is blocked on the line by Mark McGuinness' fine interception.

• Lincoln City go three points clear at the top with victory over fellow promotion-challengers Portsmouth.
• Hull City, who led at the start of the day, slip to a 2-0 defeat at Accrington.
• Promotion hopefuls Doncaster ease to a 2-0 win over AFC Wimbledon, while Peterborough are held by Bristol Rovers.
• Rochdale are involved in another high-scoring thriller, but slip to a 4-3 injury-time defeat by Oxford.
• Blackpool thrash Wigan 5-0, away wins for Plymouth and Charlton.

• Watford move up to second but they are held to a goalless draw at Millwall, who move up to 15th.
• Famara Diedhou's first-half brace is enough for Bristol City to record a fourth home win in a row against Huddersfield. But the Terriers are unfortunate not to come away with a point in a game where they hit the woodwork four times.

In the meantime, let's bring you the headlines across the three divisions from the action that's already finished this evening...

Sunderland continuing to dominate this League One encounter at Portman Road as 10-man Ipswich bring Aaron Drinan on in a bid to gain some posession.

Not looking good at the moment for under-pressure Paul Lambert.

Bristol City hang on for a fourth win in five in 2021.

How Huddersfield couldn't find a leveller with a hatful of terrific efforts and chances is anyone's guess?

Lincoln go top of League One.

Ten-man Pompey couldn't quite hang on for a draw and it's back-to-back home defeats for Kenny Jackett's side.