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Phew. Tuesday night craziness across the Championship and League One, as goals flew in all over the shop.

There were some belters to boot; Alex Mowatt, Duncan Watmore, Alex Vallejo... take your pick.

Anyway, once you've rested up tonight, we can do it all again tomorrow.

What could be better? Until then, good night.

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There's more midweek action on its way on Wednesday evening here on the BBC Sport website and app.

Six more matches in the Championship to get stuck into and here's the full fixture list:

• Barnsley v Nottingham Forest
• Derby County v Reading
• Fulham v Swansea City
• Luton Town v Coventry City
• Millwall v Bristol City
• Peterborough United v Bournemouth

Can Bournemouth stay unbeaten and reclaim top spot?

Be sure to join us from around 19:30 BST for all the build-up.

A convincing away win for West Brom takes them back to the top of the Championship...

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Stoke meanwhile climb a place despite being held to a draw at Preston but Blackburn's slip up at Huddersfield sees them lose the chance to climb the table.

At the other end, a point for Hull lifts them up a place above Nottingham Forest.

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

A massive result for Sunderland and you give the fans something to go on for the rest of the week.

They are a massive club, with the fans and the infrastructure. The Championship is the least they should be.

Sanny Rudravajhala
Presenter, Squad Goals at Mazuma Stadium

3,466 supporters were here and bar the 241 Lincoln City fans, they’ll be heading home happy.

They’ve been in fine voice and Morecambe have given their fans something to shout about.

It’s a really impressive performance from The Shrimps. Continually productive in the final third and defensively outstanding.

As for Lincoln City, tonight was maybe a game too far. They looked lively but the Morecambe back line stayed strong.

If anyone thought Morecambe were in League One just to make up the numbers, they’re being proved wrong. They finish the night three points off a play-off spot.

• Sunderland are the new leaders of League One. They kept up their 100% home record with a 5-0 win over Cheltenham and have a three-point lead over Wigan who were beaten 2-1 at home by Sheffield Wednesday.
• The teams in third and fourth, MK Dons drew 3-3 with Fleetwood and Plymouth finished 1-1 with Crewe.
• Oxford thrashed Accrington 5-1, Rotherham beat AFC Wimbledon 3-0 and Wycombe won 2-1 at Shrewsbury
• Ipswich thrashed Doncaster 6-0 but Charlton were thumped 4-1 at home by Bolton.
• Morecambe were winners over Lincoln, Gillingham won at Cambridge and Burton beat Portsmouth 2-1.

What a sensational game, and it's Huddersfield who collect their fifth win of the season to go level on points with Blackburn.

Town showed character to keep recovering the lead, Alex Vallejo and two Danny Ward goals enough to win it.

Blackburn looked like they had a point in the bag when Ben Brereton Diaz scored twice to pull level.

Yet it was snatched by Ward late on. Hard on Rovers, but a corking game all the same.

Ten-man Hull City come up with a point after Tom Eaves levelled things up after Blackpool's Shayne Lavery opened the scoring in the first-half.

It all came after Lewie Coyle's dismissal too, which makes it even more impressive from the Tigers.

All square.

Big win for former Blades boss Neil Warnock against his boyhood club for Middlesbrough, who beat Sheffield United 2-0.

It's a morale-boosting win for a Boro side who have struggled of late.

The Blades were subdued really. Disappointing for the promotion chasers after an upturn under Slavisa Jokanovic.

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Sheffield United keep getting down the right with Morgan Gibbs-White but the ball into the box is nodded away each time.

No way through.

Lewis Travis has Lee Nicholls in the Town goal scrambling, as he curls from the edge of the box but it zips wide off the turf. Blackburn still pushing.

Into six minutes of added time.

Lee Nicholls booked for timewasting.

Honours even at Deepdale.

Nick Powell with the early header for Stoke, Ben Whiteman with the superb direct free-kick to level it before half-time for Preston.

A fifth successive draw for Preston.

Middlesbrough have done a great job here. Defensively rock solid against a Sheffield United side in decent form.

Marcus Tavernier still carrying a threat too.

Morgan Gibbs-White crosses to the back-post for the Blades but David McGoldrick's header back is hacked away.

Boro unruffled at the back.

Ilias Chair with a goal in each half sees QPR back to winning ways.

Birmingham fail to find the back of the net for yet another game.

Great save Chris Maxwell!

Tyler Smith slaps a low fizzer aiming for the bottom corner, as Hull chase a late winner, but it's a big palm to push it clear.

All over at the Cardiff City Stadium.

West Brom return to the Championship summit. Cardiff concede nine goals in two games.

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A Charlie Wyke penalty has given Wigan hope at home to Sheffield Wednesday. The Owls lead 2-1.

Shrewsbury have reduced the deficit at home to Wycombe with Matt Pennington scoring.

While George Edmundson has the sixth of the night for Ipswich. This is the biggest score in League One this season.

There have also been six goals at Stadium MK where Dan Batty has equalised for Fleetwood.

Into four minutes of added time.

QPR looking set to end their run of three defeats, Birmingham's wait for a goal continues...