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That's as far as we go in here on a night where early Championship pacesetters West Brom failed to win at home for the second time this week after being held to a 0-0 draw by Derby.

Bournemouth ended QPR's unbeaten start to the campaign thanks to a 2-1 win, and the Cherries have moved level on points with the Baggies at the top of the table.

Elsewhere, Reading beat Peterborough 3-1 to alleviate some of their early season woes.

We'll be back tomorrow with six more Championship games so join us then.

Enjoy the rest of your evening.

Back-to-back home draws for West Brom.

They'll be left wondering how they didn't score in a game where they created a lot of clear cut chances but some wayward finishing and good goalkeeping from Kelle Roos means they are now joint top of the table with Bournemouth.

Same points, same goals scored, same conceded as the Cherries.

Reading register a first win in five games thanks to John Swift's free-kick and a double from Tom Dele-Bashiru.

Posh have now lost four in a row in a five-match run without a victory.

Both these clubs have conceded 17 goals in seven games.

It just will not go in for West Brom tonight.

A deep ball is hung to the back post where Darnell Furlong flings himself at it but his header is straight at Kelle Roos in the Derby goal.

In the end the spoils are shared in League One between Rotherham and Lincoln.

The Millers went ahead after 22 minutes through Michael Smith but were pegged back shortly before the hour mark when Lewis Fiorini struck.

In League Two Sutton held on to register a morale-boosting victory over Hartlepool thanks to Ben Goodliffe's first-half goal.

And Northampton safely negotiated a nervy 12 minutes of injury time to see out a slender 1-0 victory over Northampton.

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This result is going to knock the Baggies down to second.

Can they find a late, late winner?

Posh striker Jonson Clarke-Harris heads a cross wide at the back post.

There's been plenty of late goals involving the visitors already this season. Will lightning strike again tonight?

Calvin Andrew
Ex-Rochdale, Mansfield and Port Vale forward on Squad Goals

"They can't get hold of the ball or get it clear and it's rifled in.

"The goalkeeper has run the length of the field to join the celebrations!

"That will feel like a win for them."

Emil Jakobsen's injury time goal has rescued a late point for Preston at the home of the Blades!

It looked like being back-to-back wins for the Blades but they just couldn't see it out and Emil Jakobsen's late, late leveller means the visitors stretch their unbeaten run to four.

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Into the final 10 minutes in Berkshire.

Posh striker Jack Marriott has been forced off with injury, and Sammie Szmodics has come on.

Bournemouth survive some nervy moments late on to extend their unbeaten start and inflict a first league defeat on QPR.

The Cherries are into the top two.

First-half strikes from Jaidon Anthony and Dominic Solanke - on his 24th birthday - were enough for victory despite Sam McCallum grabbing one back.

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Great save from Derby goalkeeper Kelle Roos to deny Matty Phillips.

About 10 minutes to go now, can the Rams hang on for a battling point?

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Three second half goals for Huddersfield and they're taking three points back to West Yorkshire.

Second-half goals from Daniel Ayala and Ben Brereton Diaz give Rovers their third win of the campaign.

Hull have now gone six league games without a goal - equalling an unwanted club record which had stood since December 1920.

The Tigers have not scored - or tasted victory - since the opening day.

It's a first clean sheet for Rovers in 17 games in all competitions, stretching back to mid-March.

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Rangers have four minutes of stoppage time to try and grab an equaliser.

Calvin Andrew
Ex-Rochdale, Mansfield and Port Vale forward on Squad Goals

“Absolute hammer foot by the way. Fantastic strike!”

The in-form John Swift's beautifully struck free-kick was a fine way for the Royals to take the lead.

Approaching the last 10 minutes in this evening's games in League One and Two.

Rotherham and Lincoln are currently locked at 1-1 and in League Two, Northampton still lead Newport and Sutton are ahead at Hartlepool.