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Another afternoon of craziness in the EFL comes to an end, packed full with goals, red cards and excitement like a juicy Berlin doner kebab. Or falafel if you're veggie/vegan.

Fulham marched on, Charlton stunned Plymouth, Sunderland won a battle of big reputations against Ipswich and Forest Green stomped clear at the top of League Two.

That's just scratching the surface.

Anyway, it's not even the end of it either, as Bournemouth can wrest their place back at the top of the Championship if they win against Derby tomorrow.

You can follow that here on BBC Sport from 12:15 GMT. Join us then.

But for now, have a lovely Saturday evening.

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• Forest Green Rovers extended their lead at the top of League Two with a routine 3-1 victory over Hartlepool.
• Second place Port Vale dropped points, losing 3-2 to strugglers Oldham.
• The Latics stay in the bottom two but have cut the gap to Carlisle in 22nd who lost to third-placed Exeter 2-1.
• Leyton Orient were the biggest winners of the day, putting four past Sutton United in a 4-1 victory.
• Promotion-chasers Northampton were held to a 1-1 draw with Bradford while Swindon beat fellow play-off side Newport 2-1.
• There were also wins for Crawley, Salford, Stevenage and Mansfield.

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• Leaders Plymouth fall to their first defeat since the opening match of the season, as Charlton claim a 2-0 win.
• Rotherham go second thanks to a 3-1 win over Cambridge United and fourth-placed Wycombe beat Bolton 1-0.
• Sheffield Wednesday held on to win 3-2 at Accrington having been 3-0 up after 22 minutes and fifth-placed MK Dons beat Burton 1-0.
• Sunderland beat Ipswich 2-0 win thanks to late goals from Luke O'Nien Aiden McGeady and Portsmouth come from behind to beat AFC Wimbledon 2-1.
• Lowly Crewe beat Gillingham 2-0 and Morecambe grab a late winner to beat Fleetwood 2-1.

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• Fulham make it seven wins on the spin with a 4-1 thumping of Barnsley, in the last game before Poya Asbaghi's arrival.
• West Bromwich Albion's away woes continue as they are beaten 1-0 by play-off hopefuls Huddersfield.
• Steve Morison keeps up Cardiff's revival under his tutelage after a second-half comeback delivers a 2-1 win at Preston.
• Struggling Hull won 2-0 at home to Birmingham to ease the pressure on boss Grant McCann.
• Tyrese Campbell nets a late effort to help Stoke beat Peterborough to bolster their play-off bid.
• It was a good day on the pools as Reading-Nottingham Forest, Bristol City-Blackburn, Middlesbrough-Millwall and Swansea-Blackpool all finished 1-1.

That's all the action wrapped up for the day in the EFL.

Let's have a quick look back on all the day's big news shall we?

Three wins on the bounce for Stoke.

They made this one a lot more difficult than it needed to be.

The points are shared.

Ben Brereton Diaz's 16th goal of the season rescues a draw for Blackburn.

Late drama in League Two!

They were behind twice, but Oldham have made it 3-2 at home to promotion-chasing Port Vale through an Aaron Martin own goal.

Meanwhile, Jack Payne looks to have won it for Swindon at Newport, with the visitors moving up three places to fourth as it stands.

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Hull are going out of the relegation zone.

They seal three points from a match full of controversy against 10-man Birmingham.

Chris Wilder's record of not winning his first match in charge extends to four clubs, but there were plenty of signs of encouragement against a Millwall side who have now lost just two of their last 14 Championship games.

Matt Crooks' early header sparked reminders of last season's fixture in which Middlesbrough scored three in the opening 20 minutes.

But Benik Afobe found a leveller before the break and a second half of few clear chances.

Posh on top. Can they punish 10-man Stoke? Around two minutes remaining.

Reading a point to show after a tough week off the field thanks to Scott Dann's thumping finish after Nottingham Forest had earlier taken the lead through Philip Zinckernagel.

All square.

What a big win that is for Carlos Corberan and Huddersfield!?

They're right amongst the promotion chasers, and showed that class by beating 10-man West Brom.

Danel Sinani's goal early on was enough, despite some pressure from the visitors who kept battling despite Jake Livermore's dismissal.

Still playing at Ashton Gate. One last twist?

Marcus Harness looks to have completed the comeback for Portsmouth with a late goal at home to Wimbledon.

Similar late drama as Cole Stockton puts Morecambe 2-1 up at Fleetwood, who equalised moments ago through Darnell Johnson.

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Fulham go top of the table thanks to a comfortable win over struggling Barnsley.

Aleksandar Mitrovic bagged his 21st league goal of the season to set them on their way today.

New Tykes boss Poya Asbaghi will lead them for the first time in midweek.

Keshi Anderson's late equaliser earns Blackpool a point at Swansea.

The home side had the better of it but couldn't add a second to Joel Piroe's goal and were made to pay.

Stoke will have to hold on for six minutes with just 10 men.

Substitute Sam Surridge gets shown a straight red for a clash with Josh Knight.

Knight is also shown a yellow for his part.

Big turnaround for Cardiff in the second half as Steve Morison's side strike twice through Mark McGuinness and James Collins to win it, after an early effort from Sean Maguire put Preston ahead.

Morison staking his claims for the job on a longer-term basis.