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Well, another Championship night, another flurry of goals courtesy of league leaders Fulham.

They are some unstoppable force right now but an absolute pleasure to follow at the same time.

You can read more about their latest 6-2 win and all the other drama of the night from Deepdale on our Championship page.

There's also full reports from Leagues One and Two to come this evening on the BBC Sport website and app.

Until our next slice of live action - thanks for being with us.

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If you enjoyed this evening's slice of midweek EFL action, then have no fear, there's more to come tomorrow evening.

Two Championship fixtures on the bill:

• Hull City v Blackburn Rovers (19:45 GMT)
• Reading v Luton Town (20:00 GMT)

We'll have build-up and coverage of both of those games across the BBC Sport website from 19:30 GMT on Wednesday.

Make sure you join us!

The wheels are off in League Two after a night of drama and curiosity.

Late excitement has seen Sutton United move up into the top three after coming from behind to win 3-2 at home to Colchester after twice being a goal down to the visitors.

A delay caused by a tractor being on the pitch at Port Vale hasn't helped the hosts as they have lost to a strike by Salford's Tom Elliott.

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Stevenage made the most of their second-half possession to win 2-1, despite Crawley's best efforts.

Table-topping Forest Green's match against Mansfield was called off early on due to heavy fog.

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Both Preston and Sheffield United climb a couple of places with a point apiece.

But they both remain in that very congested middle third of the table both nine points adrift of the play-off places.

We are still playing at Port Vale after an earlier delay due to a tractor on the pitch in Burslem.

(Yes, you read that correctly).

Salford lead through Tom Elliott's strike.

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Impressive reading for Fulham fans after another six-star performance from them to put Birmingham City away 6-2.

They now lead by five points from Bournemouth and Blackburn after making up their two games in hand.

Wigan come from behind and hang on to beat Morecambe 2-1.

Cole Stockton's early goal was cancelled out by Will Keane in first-half stoppage time and then Stephen Humphrys found the winner for them with 17 minutes left.

Cambridge United beat struggling Doncaster Rovers 3-1 as Sam Smith netted the hosts' third in stoppage time.

It finished goalless at Plough Lane with AFC Wimbledon and Portsmouth unable to break each other down.

10-man Preston North End have snatched a draw after staring defeat in the face at half-time.

After captain Alan Browne gave the Lilywhites hope, Emil Riis Jakobsen punished a loose ball to ensure that Ryan Lowe's side go four league matches unbeaten since he took over last month.

We said Sutton United were piling on the pressure in a bid to make it into the top three in League Two.

They have now found a late goal and it is Will Randall who looks to have completed their comeback after Matt Gray's side twice went behind at home to Colchester.

Seven, six, six.

The goals scored in the past seven days in the last three matches for Fulham.

Three wins in a week see them power to a five-point lead at the top of the Championship.

Emphatic.

Five added minutes to play.

Can either side find a winner?

Into three added minutes at the end of this one.

Fulham not quite able yet to match the six they scored against Bristol City on Saturday.

As it stands, Sutton United are heading up to fourth in the table and they are only out of the top three on goal difference, having played a game more.

They are piling on the pressure though, with Ricky Korboa narrowly missing an opportunity.

More fresh legs for the visitors.

Sander Berge and Rhys Norrington-Davies are on to try and protect the lead that at one point seemed so comfortable.

A tricky situation for Sheffield United in the sense that Preston are a man down and a goal down in front of their home fans and have nothing to lose by going for it.

The Blades will hope David McGoldrick's experience in holding the ball up will help them as we head into the final 10 minutes.

Into the last 10 minutes at Craven Cottage.

Still no goal tonight for Aleksandar Mitrovic and he's still flying around trying to chase one down to add to his 27 so far this season!

Isaac Olaofe made it 1-1 earlier and the Sutton striker has now made it 2-2 at home to Colchester.

Elsewhere, at Stevenage, Luke Norris has tapped the ball home to put Stevenage in front for the second time against Crawley.