Thanks for your company today on what has been an elongated EFL live text.

We'll be back tomorrow for two Championship games, starting with the 12:30 BST start for the South Yorkshire derby between Barnsley and Sheffield United.

It was a good day for Championship leaders Bournemouth who won 3-0 against Huddersfield to go six points clear at the top but a bad day for Mick McCarthy, who left his position as Cardiff boss after an eighth straight loss by Middlesbrough in the early kick off.

Enjoy the rest of your evening.

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Bottom side Derby picked up another point from a 1-1 draw with Coventry.

Peterborough claimed a huge 2-1 win over QPR to move clear of the relegation zone.

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Unbeaten Bournemouth are now six points clear at the top of the table after their 3-0 win over Huddersfield.

West Brom are second after they beat Bristol City by the same scoreline and Luton and Middlesbrough rise to fifth and sixth respectively.

West Brom go back up to second after a game where the football almost feels secondary.

A medical emergency in the home end delayed the start of the first half before a medical issue in the away end did the same before the second half.

We wish both fans all the very best.

West Brom had had a bit of a wobble after falling to a 2-1 away defeat at Swansea in midweek.

This puts them back up to second, although a Fulham win tomorrow would drop them back to third.

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• Leaders Forest Green Rovers go five points clear after coming from behind to beat Salford City 3-1.
• Hartlepool United scored three second-half goals to come from 2-0 down to beat Harrogate Town 3-2.
• Town drop out of the automatic promotion places with that loss as Port Vale, 3-0 winners against Colchester, and Northampton, 2-0 winners at Tranmere, go into the top three.
• Scunthorpe United remain rooted to the bottom despite a 2-1 win over Crawley Town.
• And Mansfield drop into the bottom two after a 2-1 loss to Exeter, while strugglers Carlisle and Oldham shared the points in a 0-0 draw.

About 10 minutes to go in this one.

If you're just joining us, the first half of this was delayed because of a medical emergency in the home end and then the second was delayed because of a medical emergency in the away end.

The Baggies are set fair to go second in the table.

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• League One leaders Plymouth draw 1-1 at Morecambe and Wycombe beat Crewe 2-1 thanks to a last-minute winner from Ryan Tafazoli to go second.
• Doncaster climb off the bottom with a 3-2 win over Cheltenham as Crewe drop to the foot of the table.
• Wigan ease to a 2-0 win at AFC Wimbledon to go third as Sunderland lose 1-0 at home to managerless Charlton to drop out of the top two.
• Rotherham boost their promotion bid with a 3-0 win at MK Dons.

• Portsmouth draw 2-2 at Accrington and Bolton fight back to draw 2-2 with Gillingham.
• Ryan Bowman scores a hat-trick to help Shrewsbury to a 4-1 win over Cambridge.

A second-half comeback gives Millwall all three points against Stoke.

Substitute Grady Diangana plays a lovely pass for Jordan Hugill, who dinks the ball over the keeper but is denied by a goalline clearance from Tomas Kalas.

There's still just under 20 minutes of normal time left at the Hawthorns, where there have been two separate delays because of medical emergencies in the stands.

But make no mistake, this game is over as a contest.

Incredible drama at Rochdale!

95 minutes in and the home side have made it 3-2 against Sutton through Aaron Morley.

They initially led by two goals without reply before Matt Gray's side scored 82 and 90 minutes in to dramatically level the match.

Barrow leave it even later to equalise at Walsall courtesy of Josh Gordon. Two each at the death in a game that the Saddlers led twice.

Upwardly mobile Blackpool take the points and the bragging rights.

Goalscorers Keshi Anderson and Gary Madine wont need to pay for a drink in Blackpool for a while you'd imagine.

Alan Browne sees red for the visitors in the final minute of time added on to round off a miserable day for them.

Said this one would be feisty and Alan Browne is sent off for the beaten visitors late on.

Salt in the wound.

What a way to seal back-to-back victories!

Peterborough fell behind to an Ilias Chair goal direct from a corner but Harrison Burrows soon levelled and Siriki Dembele's late winner has pulled them five points clear of the bottom three.

QPR, meanwhile, look set to drop out of the top six.

After coming from behind to win today, Forest Green have a third goal to ice their vegan cake through Jake Aitchison.

A little south of there in Devon, Exeter have managed an impressive second-half comeback against Mansfield through Timothée Dieng and Matt Jay.

It wasn't a pretty second half but Elijah Adebayo's 17th-minute goal looks like being enough to lift Luton into the play-off places.

Hull improved slightly after the break but didn't pose enough of a threat and remain in the relegation zone.

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Wow. That is drama!

Absolute scenes at Peterborough United.

That's a smack in the face for Mark Warburton.

A HUGE three points for Birmingham City who squeeze past Swansea City in front of a full house.

Birmingham are seven points clear of the relegation zone as things stand.

Blackburn ease to a 2-0 win over Reading thanks to goals from Sam Gallagher and Tyrhys Dolan.

A rare effort on goal for Bristol City.

Chris Martin gets his head to a cross and Sam Johnstone parries the ball over.

There's still 25 minutes of normal time to be played at the Hawthorns.