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What a crackers day in the EFL.

Goal-a-thon in the Championship, bottom beating top in League One and some big wins at the top of League Two.

Whether you're cracking open the champagne tonight or drowning sorrows with a cuppa, you won't need to wait long for your team to get back on the horse.

Tuesday, we go again. Join us then. Good night.

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• Leaders Cambridge move three points clear with a 2-0 victory at strugglers Barrow
• James Vaughan scores twice as Tranmere beat Port Vale 3-1 to move up to third
• 10-man Newport go fourth with 1-0 win over Grimsby
• Lowly Stevenage salvage 2-2 draw with Morecambe
• Promotion chasing Exeter come from behind to beat Bradford in early kick-off

• Bottom side Burton beat second-placed Hull thanks to Jonny Smith's 90th-minute goal
• Oxford United's nine-game winning run ends with 3-2 defeat at third-placed Doncaster
• Portsmouth score two late goals to draw 2-2 with Plymouth
• Managerless AFC Wimbledon beat struggling Wigan 3-2
• Also wins for Peterborough, Ipswich, Charlton and Shrewsbury

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• Brentford make it 20 games unbeaten in the Championship with a 4-1 win over Middlesbrough at the Riverside.
• Bournemouth return to winning ways under interim boss Jonathan Woodgate, beating Birmingham 3-2 in a topsy-turvy game.
• There's also a first win for Mick McCarthy as Cardiff boss after Curtis Nelson and Kieffer Moore goals see off Bristol City.
• Millwall end their 11-game winless home run with a 4-1 thumping of Sheffield Wednesday.
• Rotherham and Nottingham Forest give their survival hopes a boost with wins over Preston and Wycombe respectively
• QPR beat Blackburn, while Luton drew 1-1 with Huddersfield and Stoke-Reading was goalless.

SS345: What's the record for most goals in a Championship season by a single player? Excited Brentford fan.

Well, since it was rebranded as the Championship in 2004, Glenn Murray's 30 goals for Crystal Palace in 2012-13 is the record.

Ivan Toney currently has 22.

Cardiff get their first win under Mick McCarthy thanks to first-half goals from Curtis Nelson and Kieffer Moore.

It's a dent to Bristol City's promotion hopes, and they were pretty toothless throughout this game.

Preston will wonder how this game got away from them but Rotherham continue to fight their way out of trouble under Paul Warne with a third straight away win.

Joe Rafferty's own goal inside a minute gave them the lead and Ben Wiles added a second.

Not even Ched Evans' effort for North End could close down the visitors, who get three big points.

Blackburn tried their best in the closing stages, but it was Mark Warburton's side who took home the three points to record their fourth win in five games.

Rangers are now up to 16th after that result, while Rovers sit eighth, six points off the playoffs.

A rather dull afternoon as Stoke now have just one win in 14.

Stoke sit in 10th, with Reading in fourth.

Neither side had any brilliant chances, and it's one to forget as the points are shared in the only goalless game of the afternoon in the Championship.

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A comfortable victory for Chris Hughton's Forest which lifts them to 18th - four points clear of the drop zone.

A Glenn Murray brace and Anthony Knockaert rocket did the trick against an off-colour Wycombe.

The Chairboys are nine points adrift at the bottom.

Glen Rea heads against the post at the death for Luton but they have to settle for a draw.

Huddersfield had Harry Toffolo sent off in stoppage time and have their second 1-1 draw in a row after Naby Sarr's goal cancelled out James Collins' opener.

Big second half for Millwall turns it round and hands them a first home win in 12 games.

After Wednesday went in front through Callum Paterson, the Lions scored four without reply through Kenneth Zohore, Scott Malone, Ben Thompson and Mahlon Romeo.

HUGE late goal.

Bottom side Burton have gone in front against second-placed Hull through Jonny Smith in the 90th minute.

That's 20 unbeaten now for Brentford, after a big 4-1 win at Middlesbrough.

Ivan Toney gets two, to add to goals from Vitaly Janelt and Mathias Jensen.

Boro can feel hard done by, they were excellent at times having taken the early on thanks to Ethan Pinnock's own-goal.

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Jonathan Woodgate leads Bournemouth to victory in his first game in temporary charge.

They fell behind and were on the ropes but goals from Arnaut Danjuma, Jack Wilshere and Philip Billing gives the Cherries a first Championship win in six games.

Birmingham will feel hard done by but they remain in a relegation scrap.

Six minutes added as QPR look to make it four wins from five.

Not long left but Huddersfield have had full-back Harry Toffolo sent off.

A straight red card for a lunge on Luton's Glen Rea.

I'm not sure there was a whole lot in it.

Into four minutes of added time and Luton's James Collins and Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu can't quite get on the end of another beautiful Dan Potts cross.

The hosts are pushing.

Bees midfielder Mathias Jensen almost adds a fifth, romping forward unopposed and thwacking a post with his low drive.

Maybe Marcus Bettinelli had it covered but so close to another.