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The EFL always has a surprise for us doesn't it?

Just when you think Fulham's march to the Premier League cannot be quashed, up pop Huddersfield to deliver a timely reminder there is still some time to go.

It'll be an easier night's sleep for Veljko Paunovic tonight too, after his Reading side finally ended their miserable run with victory over Preston.

And Derby and Coventry taught us to always play to the whistle, with their late winners against Peterborough and Barnsley.

You don't want to miss any more of that excitement, do you?

Join us on Tuesday then. You have to.

That's how it looks right now at the top and bottom.

Still much to play for.

• Michael Flynn had a dream start to his spell as Walsall boss with a 1-0 win over league leaders Forest Green.
• Port Vale scored an injury time equaliser to deny Tranmere victory and Newport v Mansfield also ended 1-1.
• Northampton and Swindon enjoyed comfortable 3-0 wins over Colchester and Carlisle respectively.
• Bristol Rovers hammered Stevenage 4-0 and Oldham enjoyed a confidence boosting 2-0 victory over Bradford.
• Bottom side Scunthorpe led at Rochdale before going down 2-1 and Sutton drew with Hartlepool.

• Wycombe and Cheltenham shared ten goals in an incredible 5-5 draw. Alfie May scored four for the Robins.
• A Connor Wickham goal gave MK Dons a win to leave Alex Neil waiting for his first win as Sunderland boss.
• Bolton won 4-0 against AFC Wimbledon and Oxford hammered Charlton by the same scoreline.
• Ipswich beat Burton 3-0 and Sheffield Wednesday came from behind to beat Doncaster 3-1.
• Plymouth beat Gillingham 2-0 and Cambridge beat Accrington Stanley 1-0.

• Huddersfield stunned Fulham in the early kick-off as Danny Ward and Duane Holmes goals are enough to snatch it, despite a late strike from Bobby Decordova-Reid.
• West Brom's woes continue under Steve Bruce, losing 2-0 at Luton.
• Sheffield United continue their stampede up the Championship with a 4-0 thrashing of Swansea.
• Beleaguered Reading won 3-2 at Preston to end their miserable run under Veljko Paunovic.
• Coventry struck late to deny Barnsley a point in a 1-0 win, likewise Derby against Peterborough in a 'six-pointer'.
• Bristol City won 2-1 at home against Middlesbrough as Nigel Pearson hosted his old club
• There were draws for Cardiff-Blackpool, QPR-Hull and Stoke-Birmingham

Late finish after an injury to Matt Ingram in the Hull goal, but points are shared.

Ilias Chair earned QPR a key point with an equaliser to cancel out Marcus Forss' opener for the Tigers

Barnsley were just minutes away from picking up a useful point but Dominic Hyam's injury-time special earns all the points for Coventry.

Brad Collins made some big saves to deny Coventry and it looked enough.

However, the Sky Blues had a late surprise to lift their fans.

Still all square halfway through the 15 additional minutes despite Rangers finding the net.

Albert Adomah is flagged offside for the hosts.

Louie Sibley's goal gives Derby big heart and big fight and an even bigger three points in a massive 'six-pointer' against fellow strugglers Peterborough.

It came late, but it was enough.

Both sides had a player sent off but the Rams came up with the late stunner to pinch it.

The Hatters take the three points thanks to goals from Cameron Jerome and Allan Campbell.

West Brom are still without a win or goal under Steve Bruce.

Big win for Nigel Pearson against his old club Boro, and earns Bristol City only their second win in six.

Andreas Weimann and Antoine Semenyo get the goals to dent Middlesbrough's play-off hopes, and Matt Crooks' goal was mere consolation.

Reading hang on for their first win in 13 games!

What a time to get it as well with results around them. Lucas Joao's brace and John Swift with the third enough to see them hold off goals from Daniel Johnson and Cameron Archer.

Points shared at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Blackpool went in front thanks to a goal from Marvin Ekpiteta, but Joel Bagan's third in as many games ensured parity.

Sheffield United heading for the play-off as they extend their unbeaten run to eight matches.

Two goals for Morgan Gibbs-White plus one each for George Baldock and Billy Sharp.

Andy Carroll heads against the bar from Darnell Furlong's cross.

It's just not happening.

Honours even in the Potteries.

Stoke came from behind to lead 2-1 thanks to Tyrese Campbell's brace b ut Gary Gardner levelled again for Birmingham after 17-year-old Jordan James started the scoring.

Almost done and dusted here into three additional minutes.

After that long break in play earlier for Matt Ingram to receive treatment for his injury, there will be 15 minutes added on in this one.

Plenty of time for more drama then....