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Another thrilling night in the EFL gives us everything, taking nothing but our attention.

Late drama, wonder goals, red cards... emotions running riot, tears, jeers, cheers. The whole gamut.

It might hurt right now; it might feel wonderful. However your team got on, you know you'll be back to do it all again at the weekend regardless.

We'll be doing it all again tomorrow too, as the remaining seven games of this round of the Championship get underway.

Join us then. Until that time, goodnight from us all.

Not much change in the Championship's relegation battle with only Derby County playing.

For moments tonight it looked as if Wayne Rooney's side were about to go to within three points of safety with a win over Luton.

But the Hatters twice pegged Derby back, holding them to a 2-2 draw.

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Here's confirmation of Bournemouth's six-point cushion, while QPR sneak into the top six after their 1-0 win over Blackburn.

West Brom will have the chance to cut Bournemouth's lead to three points if they beat Swansea City tomorrow.

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Right then, just before we sign off, a quick look at either end of the Championship table...

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• Swindon are up to third as the continue a purple patch of results with a 2-1 win away at Sutton, to keep them unbeaten in the last six.
• League leaders Forest Green were held to a 1-1 draw by Leyton Orient, while second placed Harrogate were also held to a 2-2 draw by Tranmere.
• Walsall held off a comeback from Oldham to win 3-1 away from home,
• Two goals from Mark Cullen helped Hartlepool to a 3-1 victory over Bradford.
• Robbie Gotts pulled a goal back for Barrow to secure a draw against bottom of the table Scunthorpe, the latter who have ended a four-match losing streak.
• Crawley saw Ashley Nadesan sent off as they lost 3-1 at home to Exeter.

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• League leaders Plymouth got their third win in a row with a 3-0 victory against Bolton.
• Two goals from Ross Stewart helped move Sunderland up to second in the table, after thrashing Crewe 4-0 away from home.
• Portsmouth were also comfortably beaten 4-0 at home by Ipswich.
• A Tendayi Darikwa own goal helped MK Dons beat Wigan 2-1.
• Struggling Gillingham secured a crucial 1-0 win over rock bottom Doncaster. Stuart O'Keefe got the only goal of the match and condemned the visitors to their ninth loss of the season.

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• Bournemouth pull six points clear at the top of the Championship after Dominic Solanke's goal seals a 1-0 win over Stoke.
• Two late Lyle Taylor goals make it four wins on the bounce for Nottingham Forest, as they deny Bristol City a first home win since January in a 2-1 victory.
• Millwall strike in injury-time to beat 10-man Sheffield United 2-1, Jake Cooper hammering in the winner.
• Derby and Luton share four goals in a draw at Pride Park, with the Hatters twice coming from behind to level.
• Ilias Chair earns QPR victory at home to fellow play-off hopefuls Blackburn.

This is why we love football right?

What an ending.

Let's get the headlines...

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Bournemouth extend their lead at the top of the Championship with a hard-earned win over Stoke.

Dominic Solanke's goal, from an Adam Davies error in the Potters' goal, was enough to settle it.

Joy for Scott Parker, disappointment for Michael O'Neill, whose side were previously unbeaten at home this term.

Sheffield United's stop-start season continues with a home defeat by Millwall.

They had a man sent off in Morgan Gibbs-White and despite Billy Sharp's penalty equaliser, lost thanks to two crackers from Jed Wallace and Jake Cooper respectively.

Big win for Millwall.

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QPR hold on, Ilias Chair's 83rd-minute winner is the difference.

Ranger are going up to fifth.

Lively game at Pride Park, as Luton twice fight back from behind to seal a share of the points against the Rams.

Tom Lawrence and Jason Knight netted for Derby, while Fred Onyedinma and Elijah Adebayo were the Hatters' marksmen.

Mario Vrancic tests out Mark Travers from distance, but the Stoke midfielder's free-kick is palmed away to safety.

That's it.

Two injury-time Forest goals means Bristol City go 17 Championship matches without a home win.

Incredible.

Seconds remaining at Ashton Gate.

The home fans were so close to seeing a rare, rare win.

Four minutes added on at Loftus Road.

Blackburn attacking.

Six minutes added-time. No leaving yet, folks.

Newport have had a second player sent off, with Ryan Haynes joining Ed Upson in being shown red as they're down to nine players. They're still drawing 2-2 at home to Carlisle. Cian Harries has been sent off for Bristol Rovers, and a minute later Noah Chilvers got the equaliser for Colchester to make it 1-1 there.

Bradford pulled a goal back against Hartlepool but a Yann Songo'o own goal extended the visitors lead to 3-1, and Walsall have a third goal away at Oldham to also stretch their lead to 3-1.