That just about does it for us today but there has been drama at both ends of the Championship as well as across the English Football League.

We have new leaders in Fulham, while Derby miraculously move off the bottom of the table having put their off-the-field issues aside once again.

We've got more action to bring you tomorrow as Hull take on Stoke in tomorrow's early kick-off, so until then, thank you for joining us.

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Is the great escape on?

Derby, for all their off-the-field issues, look in fine form under Wayne Rooney at the minute and are now just eight points off safety.

They also move off the bottom of the table at the expense of Barnsley.

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This is how things stand after today's fixtures in the Championship and, as stated, we have new leaders in the Championship.

Fulham once again do their goal difference some good by thumping Bristol City, while Bournemouth slip to second after their late defeat by Luton.

Blackburn keep up the pressure with their win against Cardiff; QPR edge out West Brom in the play-off tussle while Middlesbrough round out the top six thanks to their win versus Reading.

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Before we round things up, let's see what those dramatic results today did to the table at both ends of the Championship...

• Northampton score an injury-time equaliser at home to leaders Forest Green.
• Second-placed Tranmere close the gap at the top to seven points with a 2-0 win at home to Rochdale.
• Swindon move into the automatic promotion places with a 3-1 win at Port Vale.
• Sutton score a 98th-minute equaliser to deny lowly Stevenage victory.
• Barrow secure a vital victory at the bottom over fellow strugglers Colchester.
• Elsewhere Exeter, Mansfield, Bradford and Bristol Rovers record home wins.
• Carlisle score a injury-time equaliser at home to Crawley.

• Wycombe are the new leaders in League One after beating Oxford 2-0.
• That is because Rotherham lost at Fleetwood, thanks to an added-time winner from Anthony Pilkington.
• MK Dons and Wigan both managed important 2-1 wins to keep themselves in the play-off places.
• A six-goal thriller at Hillsborough saw Sheffield Wednesday beat Plymouth 4-2.
• A late leveller saw Accrington prevent Sunderland from taking all three points.
• There were also wins for Bolton, Burton, and Cambridge.

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• Fulham go top of the table in some style as Aleksandar Mitrovic's hat-trick and two from Neeskens Kebano see them beat Bristol City 6-2.
• Earlier on, Blackburn won 1-0 at Cardiff but Kal Naismith's stoppage-time winner for Luton saw them beat previous leaders Bournemouth 3-2.
• QPR win the meeting of the play-off contenders against West Brom 1-0 thanks to Charlie Austin's late header.
• Derby meanwhile move off the bottom of the table with another spirited win, beating Sheffield United 2-0.
• Coventry City reignite their play-off hopes with a 4-1 win at struggling Peterborough.
• Reading's poor luck continues as Matt Crooks brace, including the winner deep into injury time, gives Middlesbrough the win.
• Nottingham Forest's resurgence continues as Lewis Grabban's late goal gives them a 1-0 win at Millwall.
• Preston and Birmingham and Huddersfield and Swansea share the points in 1-1 draws.

Well, a little later than usual, we'll round up all the afternoon's main events in our full-time headlines shortly....

Some week for Fulham!

Thirteen goals in two matches and other results going their way sees them go top of the table.

A last-gasp Lewis Grabban strike seals victory for Nottingham Forest.

That ends Forest's run of being unbeaten in six home league games against Forest, stretching back to 2013.

Three additional minutes in this one...

Just over five minutes still to play and Fulham have put the handbrake on it appears in this second half.

We are still playing at Millwall due to kick-off being delayed earlier.

Lewis Grabban has - not for the first time this afternoon - gone within inches of opening the scoring for the visitors.

The Lions scramble the ball out for a corner, then go on the counter-attack and Benik Afobe's shot is saved at the other end.

Charlie Austin with the header with a minute of normal time to play hands QPR the win.

A great result for the hosts to underline their promotion credentials.

West Brom winless in four now.

Swansea pushed and pushed and eventually found a late leveller through Flynn Downes to cancel out a great early showing from play-off chasing Huddersfield.

So close!

Joel Piroe flicks a header just wide in added time for Swansea.

Late, late win for Boro who came from behind.

Matt Crooks' brace steals the points for them after Andy Carroll had put Reading ahead.

The Royals' poor run goes on.

Peterborough pulled a goal back before the break to give themselves hope, but in reality there was only ever one winner in this match.

Coventry move up to eighth in the Championship table with Matt Godden scoring twice and setting up another.

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Honours even at Deepdale.

Patrick Bauer is credited in the end with Preston''s first half goal but Scott Hogan headed in an equaliser for Birmingham with four minutes to go.