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It's always a rollercoaster but that seemed like a particularly breathless afternoon across the EFL and that's why we love it so.

Bournemouth stuck late to secure a vital three points while Fulham only scored the one goal today - of course through the imperious Aleksandar Mitrovic.

Middlesbrough are also looking good and are into the play-off spots, and what a timely win that was for Barnsley over QPR.

Join us again tomorrow when we'll be bringing you all the action as Swansea host Bristol City!

Barrow's game with Stevenage was a delayed kick-off because of electrical problems. It's goalless there at half-time. Started at 16:30 GMT.

Big result for Barnsley in ending their winless run - against QPR - as Derby, Peterborough, Reading, Cardiff and Hull all lost.

Not many smiles among the strugglers today, that's for sure.

Fulham's win at Hull, hard-earned as it was, has helped keep their lead intact at the top of the Championship.

Bournemouth's comeback win at Blackpool keeps them ticking too, putting pressure on Blackburn to get a result in Monday's six-pointer at West Bromwich Albion.

QPR's loss to struggling Barnsley opens the door for the chasing pack, particularly Middlesbrough - who replace Forest in the top six after their humbling of Derby.

• Leaders Forest Green held to a 1-1 draw by fellow promotion hopefuls Sutton.
• Second-placed Tranmere fall to a 1-0 defeat at managerless Walsall.
• Northampton move into the third automatic promotion place despite being held to a goalless draw at Port Vale.
• Exeter are up to fourth after a 1-0 win at Bradford.
• Mansfield extend their unbeaten run to 12 with a goalless draw at Bristol Rovers.
• Newport are held 3-3 at home in a topsy-turvy game against relegation threatened Oldham.
• Swindon heap more misery on bottom-placed Scunthorpe with a routine 3-0 over The Iron.
• The spoils are shared in the relegation six-pointer between Colchester and Carlisle, the game finishing 2-2.
• Rochdale come from behind to secure a 3-3 draw at home to Harrogate.
• Salford pile the pressure on Kenny Jackett with a 2-0 win at Leyton Orient.
• Hartlepool win the mid-table battle at Crawley 1-0.
• It's currently goalless between Barrow and Stevenage in a game that kicked off at 16:30 GMT following power supply issues at Holker Street.

• Amadou Bakayoko's goal four minutes from time gave in-form Bolton a thrilling 3-2 win over Oxford United.
• Alex Neil's Sunderland reign started with a draw as the Black Cats were held 1-1 by AFC Wimbledon.
• Wigan have consolidated second place with a 2-1 victory over Charlton but third-placed MK Dons had to settle for a point at home to Ipswich.
• Plymouth have taken Oxford's spot in the playoffs thanks to a 1-0 win over Shrewsbury and Wycombe struck late to secure a point at Lincoln.
• Accrington Stanley hammered luckless Crewe 4-1 and Pompey hit four without reply at home to Doncaster.
• The basement battle between Morecambe and Gillingham ended all-square, as did Burton against Cambridge, while Cheltenham eased to a 2-0 win over Fleetwood.

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• Fulham's Aleksandar Mitrovic scores his 31st goal of the season to equal the Championship-era record and earn a 1-0 win at Hull City.
• Bournemouth bounce back from behind to beat Blackpool, with Siriki Dembele's winner coming deep in injury-time
• Barnsley end their 13-game winless run with victory over QPR - thanks to Domingos Quina's goal

• Ryan Yates earns 10-man Nottingham Forest an unlikely point with an injury time equaliser against Stoke, after Lewis Baker's penalty looked set to earn the Potters victory.
• Middlesbrough thrash struggling Derby 4-1, just days after the two clubs agreed resolution on a compensation deal
• Birmingham crush an out-of-sorts Luton 3-0, with goals from new signings Lyle Taylor, Juninho Bacuna and Onel Hernandez.
• Coventry beat Reading 3-2, Preston won by a single goal at Peterborough, Millwall overcame Cardiff 2-1 and Huddersfield and Sheffield United played out a stalemate in the early kick-off.

Ok, I think we all need a minute to compose ourselves.

We'll wrap up the headlines across the EFL very shortly. Watch this space.

It's all over.

Bournemouth have come back from a goal down to defeat unfortunate Blackpool 2-1.

The hosts were good value for their lead through Josh Bowler but Jamal Lowe equalised with four minutes left and Siriki Dembele struck the winner deep into injury time.

WHAT A FINISH.

Ten-man Nottingham Forest, who had to field defender Joe Worrall in goal for the last five minutes of normal time after Brice Samba's dismissal, somehow sneak a draw against Stoke.

It had everything this.

Forest took the lead through Brennan Johnson, before Josh Maja levelled it up.

Then, after the incident which saw Samba sent off, Lewis Baker stepped up to score from the spot with two to go - giving Stoke the lead.

Ryan Yates spared Samba's blushes with an injury-time leveller.

Wow. And breathe.

Barnsley win!

Barnsley have their first win since November and it increases their points tally to 17 and means they are now one point off Derby in 23rd.

QPR stay in fourth place and will feel like an opportunity to keep pace with Bournemouth in second has been missed, with the Cherries winning away at Blackpool.

A slow burner that sparked into life with Murray Wallace's 73rd-minute opener for the hosts.

Cardiff maintain a 12-point cushion above the relegation zone while Millwall sit 15th in the league on 40 points.

A win that goes well against the form book as Birmingham ease to a first win in five games.

Luton were on a great run before this one but it has been brought to an abrupt end.

Coventry win an absolute goal fest at Reading, with some unsavoury scenes at full-time as 20 to 30 fans enter the field.

Reading stay two points above the drop zone on 22 points, while Coventry sit 12th.

Fulham tough it out at a dogged Hull side, thanks to Aleksandar Mitrovic's record-equalling 31st Championship goal of the season.

The leaders march on.

Into SIX minutes of added time at Oakwell. Can Barnsley hold on for a desperately-needed win?

Cameron Archer adds to his growing reputation with a fine strike ten minutes from time which proved enough to give Preston all three points.

Peterborough just couldn't quite hold on and are in deep, deep trouble.

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Middlesbrough deliver a convincing win against strugglers Derby amid a testy atmosphere at the Riverside.

Derby fans were aggrieved by the compensation claim made by Boro chairman Steve Gibson, and their mood won't have been improved by this result.

Max Bird did cancel out Lee Buchanan's own goal for the Rams, but Boro came flying out to put the game to bed.

Aaron Connolly, Matt Crooks and Duncan Watmore goals put the result beyond doubt.

Wayne Rooney's headaches continue at Pride Park, for Boro, the play-offs are big on the horizon.