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And that's just about where we leave you folks, on a chilly day up and down the nation.

There's been action and late goals galore across the Championship, League One and League Two, but that's a wrap on today's fixtures.

We'll be back tomorrow as Sheffield United take on Bristol City in Sunday's early kick-off.

For now though, thank you for joining us.

And this is what the bottom of the Championship looks like tonight.

Administration-hit Derby aren't in action until Monday but remain bottom of the pile while Reading pull away from the bottom three courtesy of their win at Swansea.

Peterborough's goalless draw with Barnsley means both sides have their work cut out to avoid relegation come the end of the season.

Wins for Cardiff and Hull give them some further distance from the drop zone, too.

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This is the top of the Championship table this evening after Saturday's fixtures came to an end.

The big movers are Blackburn, who storm into the top six at the expense of Stoke, who they defeated 1-0.

Both Fulham and Bournemouth failed to win however and, combined with West Brom's draw against Nottingham Forest last night, all of the top three have drawn this weekend.

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• Tristan Abrahams gives Carlisle a late victory against Walsall to lift them out of the bottom two, while protests overshadow Salford's win over Oldham, with the Latics falling down to 23rd
• Leaders Forest Green win against Bristol Rovers, second placed Northampton win at Leyton Orient, Exeter draw away at Rochdale
• Swindon held to a 1-1 draw with Harrogate while Port Vale consign Hartlepool to a fifth-straight defeat
• Mansfield beat Crawley, Sutton edge out 1-0 win at home to Barrow, bottom side Scunthorpe draw with Bradford

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• Callum Lang’s last-minute winner gave Wigan the points over promotion rivals Plymouth who have now lost their last three.
• Sunderland enjoyed an away win over Cambridge and leaders Rotherham were held goalless by Oxford.
• Daniel Udoh snatched a late win for Shrewsbury over Charlton and an own goal did the same for Portsmouth away at Gillingham.
• MK Dons enjoyed a 4-0 win over Morecambe and Bolton and Cheltenham ended in an entertaining 2-2.
• Sheffield Wednesday and Wycombe ended 2-2 after an incident in the stand delayed the game in the first half.
• There were also wins for Accrington over Lincoln and Burton over Doncaster.

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• Coventry City fight back from 2-0 down to draw at 10-man Bournemouth and deny the Cherries top spot.
• Reading beat Swansea 3-2 with former England internationals Danny Drinkwater and Andy Carroll both on the scoresheet for the visitors to boost their survival bid.
• Hull City make it four wins on the bounce with a 2-1 success over Millwall and Cardiff claim a 2-1 win at Luton.
• Blackburn beat Stoke 1-0 to move up into fourth and Middlesbrough claim their first win under Chris Wilder thanks to a Duncan Watmore double at Huddersfield.

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Not great.

Peterborough now four points off safety and Barnsley eight.

The most drama we had in this one was when the floodlights went out for a bit.

Very long way to go this season but these pair are going to have to improve if they're to stay in this league.

Into the final few minutes.

A draw doesn't do much at all for these struggling pair.

Cauley Woodrow goes close to a goal for the visitors.

Just over five minutes to go in this one.

*Insert joke abut someone putting 50p in the meter*

We're back under way at London Road after the game was delayed when the floodlights failed.

About nine minutes to go in this battle between the strugglers.

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Reda Khadra's goal gives Blackburn victory against Stoke and sends Tony Mowbray's side to the heady heights of fourth in the Championship table.

Stoke drop to seventh.

Hull City make it four wins from four to put some more distance between themselves and the relegation zone.

Cardiff pick up a massive three points after seeing out their win against Luton.

The Hatters stumble to another defeat, meanwhile.

A memorable game in South Wales finishes with Reading taking home a valuable three points.

Reading twice scored within a minute of the Swans, with Andy Carroll and Danny Drinkwater both scoring their first goals for the Royals.

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Incredible.

Todd Kane's incredibly late leveller gives Coventry a share of the points against 10-man Bournemouth and stops them from going top of the table.

The Cherries were 2-0 up when Jefferson Lerma saw red.

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We said Bournemouth would be nervy. They had 10 minutes to hold out with 10 men and they haven't done it.

That's huge for Coventry. They have proved they deserve to be a top-six side.

Duncan Watmore scores two and Chris Wilder has his first win as Middlesbrough gaffer.

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Despite Blackpool's fine performance, Birmingham seal a late winner.

Lukas Jutkiewicz's strike gives the hosts three points.