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That's us done for today.

The freeze robbed us of plenty of games but 27 goals from seven 15:00 GMT Championship matches isn't bad at all.

Thanks for joining us - we're back on Sunday as red-hot Brentford look to go top again with a result against an out-of-sorts Barnsley side.

That's a 13:00 kick-off. Hope you can join us then.

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• 17 games postponed because of frozen pitches
• Charlie Wyke scores four headers as Sunderland beat Doncaster 4-1 in League One
• Second-placed Hull suffer surprise home defeat by MK Dons
• Bottom side Burton win 2-0 at Northampton
• Gillingham extend Charlton's winless home run with 3-2 victory at The Valley
• In League Two leaders Cambridge United held by lowly Southend
• Bolton beat Stevenage 1-0

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• Teemu Pukki scores twice as Norwich thrash Stoke 4-1 to end a three-game winless run and go top
• Fourth-placed Watford put six past Bristol City, who have lost four in a row
• Bottom side Wycombe come from two goals down to win 3-2 at fellow strugglers Huddersfield
• Derby beat Boro 2-1 to climb out of the bottom three, second-bottom Birmingham lose to Luton
• Cardiff and Millwall beat Coventry and Millwall respectively

If you're just joining us, here's what you missed...

At the bottom, Derby climb out of the relegation zone and Sheffield Wednesday, who didn't play today, drop into it.

Wycombe's superb comeback victory at Huddersfield leaves them 10 points from safety.

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The Canaries are flying high for around 24 hours at least.

Brentford can go back to the summit tomorrow if they pick up at least a point at home to Barnsley.

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Let's have a look at what those results do to the Championship table, top and bottom...

What a result for the Championship's bottom side!

Even if they end up being relegated, this is a comeback Wycombe will never forget.

They were 2-0 down to goals from Juninho Bacuna and Isaac Mbenza but Anis Mehmeti, Joe Jacobson and Josh Knight scored to complete the turnaround.

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Wayne Rooney's Derby respond to defeat at Rotherham last time out to edge past Boro on a tricky Pride Park pitch and climb out of the drop zone.

Lee Gregory and Colin Kazim-Richards got the goals, while Neil Warnock's side are five without a win despite Neeskens Kebano's goal.

Huddersfield plead for a penalty for handball by Wycombe full-back Jack Grimmer - not given.

It was a scramble in the box and I'm not sure Grimmer could've done much to get his arm out of the way.

Millwall's turnaround is complete as they come from behind to seal three points against Reading.

One win in five for the Royals who just about remain in the Championship play-off places.

Three minutes of stoppage time remain at Pride Park.

Middlesbrough haven't really looked like grabbing a leveller, but they're starting to put balls into the Derby half.

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A match to forget for Bristol City finally comes to an end as Watford cruise to victory.

That will certainly help the promotion-chasing Hornets' cause.

Five minutes have been added on.

Can Huddersfield find the spirit they've lacked all half to salvage something?

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It's five games unbeaten for Cardiff since Mick McCarthy took charge - Kieffer Moore scored two first-half goals and Josh Murphy added another just after the break.

Coventry only started playing when it was too late, getting a deserved consolation through Dominic Hyam.

Not a goalfest admittedly, but Luton will be happy with that after previously failing to score in six of their last eight away league games.

Blues now have just one win in 12, having amassed just two points in their last 11 home league games.

It’s the first time Luton have won at St Andrew's since 1986.

Full time at Carrow Road and Norwich will be feeling the love heading into Valentine’s Day as they go top of the table.

Stoke, meanwhile, have just one win in 12 now.

An injury late on at Carrow Road as Nathan Collins is receiving treatment after landing awkwardly on his knee.

He's in obvious agony and he leaves the pitch on a stretcher with his left leg in a brace.

Ryan Schofield has rescued Huddersfield with that outstanding save!

Darius Charles nods a Wycombe free-kick towards goal, his centre-back partner Anthony Stewart nudges the ball towards goal but Schofield is in the right place to claw clear.