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As dusk starts to draw in we can reflect on another Saturday of drama, excitement and incident.

Whether you're pumped for Pompey or booing Boro, cheering Charlton or saddened by Scunthorpe, we're grateful for your company this afternoon.

The Championship takes a back seat next week for the international break but there's plenty for you to get your teeth into from Leagues One and Two.

Join us then. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

Going into the international break, here's the lay of the land at the bottom of the Championship table.

Cardiff's defeat by Reading moves them close to the drop zone as their lack of form under Mick McCarthy continues.

Barnsley slip further into trouble after their loss to Millwall while Peterborough defeat by Bristol City means they drop to second from bottom.

Derby prop up the table after their points deduction, with the Rams six points off Peterborough as it stands.

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Here's how the top of the Championship looks tonight after today's fixtures in the second tier.

Bournemouth move to the top of the Championship after coming from being to beat Sheffield United, while Coventry move third after defeating Fulham who drop to fifth.

QPR move into the play-off positions courtesy of their win against Preston.

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• Leaders Forest Green Rovers cruised to a 2-0 victory over Carlisle thanks to first-half goals from Jamille Matt and Nicky Cadden.
• High-lying Harrogate scraped to a 2-1 victory over 23rd-place Oldham, while Port Vale remain in the final automatic promotion spot after a thrilling 3-2 win over Leyton Orient.
• At the other end of the table, Scunthorpe went bottom on goal difference thanks to a heavy 3-0 defeat to Newport.
• Struggling Mansfield lost 1-0 to Barrow, while Walsall collected a valuable point at Exeter in a 2-2 draw.
• And Bristol Rovers romped to a 3-1 win at rivals Swindon.
• There were also wins for Bradford, Swindon, Salford, Sutton, Stevenage and Tranmere.

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• An extraordinary story at Fratton Park as Portsmouth hammered Sunderland 4-0 with help from a John Marquis brace.
• That meant Wigan moved to top spot in the table after a 2-0 win at Gillingham.
• Wycombe left it late to dramatically win 4-3 at home to Morecambe, who were 2-0 up, and thought they had rescued a point with the tie level at three goals each until 92 minutes in.
• Cambridge scored twice in the final 11 minutes to make it 2-2 and cancel out Crewe's advantage.
• Four goals were also shared between Lincoln and Plymouth, with the hosts grabbing a point through Adam May's 90th-minute penalty.
• Three points also went the way of Accrington, Bolton, Rotherham, Doncaster, Charlton and Oxford.

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• Bournemouth top the Championship after bouncing back from a goal down to beat Sheffield United 2-1.
• Fulham were battered 4-1 by Coventry in the lunchtime kick-off.
• QPR move into the top six winning a five-goal thriller at home to Preston North End, while Bristol City edge Peterborough in the same manner.
• Mick McCarthy's Cardiff slump to a fifth straight loss as Junior Hoilett's goal against his old club wins it 1-0 for Reading.
• Blackpool survive a second-half fightback from Blackburn to take the Lancashire bragging rights in a 2-1 win
• Murray Wallace strikes late for Millwall to put pressure on Barnsley and Markus Schopp, while two goals in the last 10 minutes earn Hull a home win over Middlesbrough.
• Derby-Swansea and Luton-Huddersfield finished goalless.

Phew, what a hectic afternoon that's been.

Let's take a look at all this afternoon's headlines across the EFL.

Junior Hoilett's goal against his former club piles on the pressure against Mick McCarthy's Cardiff as Reading win 1-0.

That's the Royals' fourth win in five games.

Cambridge United have salvaged a point at Crewe despite being 2-0 down with 12 minutes to play!

A Will Jaaskelainen own goal has just been followed by Adam May's last-ditch equaliser in the fourth minute of added time.

Disappointment for Neil Warnock and Middlesbrough who after a terrific midweek win over Sheffield United, slide to a poor loss at Hull.

They wasted bucketloads of chances and the Tigers took advantage late on.

All over and Blackpool edge out their Lancashire rivals Blackburn to seal victory.

The win comes despite losing captain Chris Maxwell to injury midway through the first half and Ben Brereton-Diaz getting off the mark once again for Rovers.

Curtis Thompson makes it 4-3 to Wycombe, who were 2-0 down against Morecambe earlier!

Another late goal has come the way of Lincoln's Anthony Scully - he's made it 2-2 from the penalty spot against Plymouth.

All over in the capital and QPR have pulled off their turnaround against Preston.

Lyndon Dykes, Jimmy Dunne and Elias Chair get the goals as they overturn Preston's 2-1 lead.

Bournemouth go top with victory over Sheffield United but had to come from behind to do it.

Morgan Gibbs White put the Blades in front but within 10 minutes it had turned around thanks to Dominic Solanke's spot-kick and a Philip Billing winner.

Forest and Steve Cooper maintain their impressive run to ease the pressure at the bottom end of table.

Blues have now lost four of the last five but had loads of chances.

Bristol City edge a thriller!

Chris Martin's late goal is the difference. Heartbreak for Posh.

All over at Kenilworth Road and there was to be no repeat of the midweek 5-0 hammering.

Luton and Huddersfield share the points.

A first away win in the Championship for Millwall in nine games, thanks to Murray Wallace's late prod home from Jed Wallace's corner.

Apart from that, it was a game of few highlights, apart from some good early reflex stops from Lions keeper Bartosz Bialkowski, who kept out Devante Cole.

Derby County maintain their unbeaten home run and keep a clean sheet but it's not great for their points tally post deduction.

Swansea stop their away rot, but might rue not finishing it off.