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That just about does us for now.

There's been plenty of movement at the top and bottom of the Championship, while the rest of the English Football League is also shaping up nicely for the tail end of the season.

We'll be back on Monday as West Brom take on Swansea in an evening kick-off.

For now though, thank you for joining us.

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Barnsley made it three wins in four games to climb off the foot of the table and to within six points of safety.

Grant McCann's return to Peterborough went terribly as they lost 3-0 to his former side Hull City.

Reading got thumped 4-1 at Blackpool and, despite Cardiff and Birmingham both losing again, it really does look like it will be three of those four who go down to League One.

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The top four teams in the Championship all claim victories.

League leaders Fulham remain 11 points clear of third.

QPR started the day in third but their defeat by Blackburn saw them drop to fifth.

Luton take Middlesbrough's spot in sixth thanks to a narrow win over struggling Derby.

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• Crawley beat League Two leaders Forest Green 2-1 but the 10-point gap at the top remains as Northampton and Tranmere also lost at Rochdale and Newport respectively.
• Mark Hughes' return to management at Bradford didn't go to plan as Mansfield won 2-0.
• Sutton cemented their play-off push with a 4-1 thrashing of lowly Scunthorpe, but seventh-placed Swindon conceded twice late on to lose at home to Salford.

• Carlisle pulled themselves out of the drop zone with a win at Leyton Orient on Paul Simpson's return to the dugout.
• Oldham remain in the bottom two after Carlisle found a second-half leveller.

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• Rotherham extend their lead at the top of the table to nine points thanks to a win at Plymouth as second-placed Wigan lost 3-0 at home to Sunderland.
• Portsmouth come back from 3-0 down to draw 3-3, with Aiden O'Brien levelling the match in added time.
• Accrington won 3-2 despite being 2-1 down to Wycombe, who slip out of the play-off places.
• Three points for MK Dons, Sheffield Wednesday and Oxford consolidated their battles for play-off spots, with the latter coming back from 2-1 down to win 4-2 with the help of Cameron Brannagan's brace.
• Crewe stay bottom but managed a heroic victory at Cheltenham, with similar fight shown by Doncaster, who scored two in quick succession to draw 2-2 at Wimbledon.

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• Leaders Fulham edge out win v Cardiff; second-placed Bournemouth come from behind to beat 10-man Stoke; Huddersfield go third with win at Birmingham
• Blackburn beat QPR in early kick-off to keep pace in top six and end five-game winless run; Millwall beat Sheffield United
• Struggling Barnsley keep up fine form as they win 3-2 against play-off chasing Middlesbrough; Reading lose at Blackpool 4-1; Derby beaten at Luton
• Fabio Tavares scores in the 98th minute as Coventry earn a draw with Preston
• Nottingham Forest beat Bristol City; Peterborough lose to Hull in Grant McCann's first game in charge of club

That's full-time across almost all our EFL games (only Accrington v Wycombe is still going).

So, what do all this afternoon's results mean?

Headlines to come...

Huddersfield Town stretch their unbeaten record to 17 games.

Birmingham City were marking the launch of the final series of Peaky Blinders today and well... Huddersfield have not missed the chance to have a spot of fun here ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

Portsmouth were three down earlier but it is now 3-3.

Aiden O'Brien has the leveller in added time following Marcus Harness' 80th-minute goal.

A lack of action until the final 15 minutes when there were two sendings off and two late goals.

But injury time substitute Fabio Tavares steals the headlines as he rescues a point for Coventry in the 98th minute.

A game of few chances but Danny Hylton came up with a neat finish up push Luton up into the play-off spots.

Derby look thin on the ground as they fall below the resurgent Barnsley.

About as comprehensive as the scoreline suggests.

Forest go up to ninth.

Barnsley claim third third win in four games and hope springs eternal in South Yorkshire.

They took a 3-0 lead and were left hanging on at the end but hang on they did.

What a second half for Newport as they lead third-placed Tranmere 4-2!

Forest Green's Dom Bernard has made it interesting at Crawley, where the league leaders are now just one goal behind.

Bournemouth survive a scare to come from behind and seal victory against 10-man Stoke.

The Potters had Morgan Fox sent off in the first half.

Fulham hold on for victory against Cardiff.

The Championship leaders wrap up the win in the Welsh capital thanks to Aleksandar Mitrovic's 34th Championship goal of the season.

Second-placed Wigan were looking to win consecutive home league games against Sunderland for the first time since Emile Heskey opened the scoring for the Latics as part of a 3-0 win in the Premier League in 2007.

But instead, Sunderland are getting their revenge as Ross Stewart has put the visitors three up!

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Four wins in a row for upwardly mobile Millwall.

Jake Cooper's winner consigns Sheffield United to a first defeat since 15 January.