Image source, Getty Images

Football paid its respects to Queen Elizabeth II tonight following the return after weekend postponements, with appropriate tributes to the late monarch.

There was plenty of drama to follow once the whistles blew on the field, with Sheffield United scoring in added time to extend their lead at the top, and Cardiff holding on to a 3-2 lead despite Middlesbrough's fightback.

The rest of the Championship gets its chance to follow suit tomorrow night. We will have coverage of those games then.

Until then, good night.

• Leyton Orient kept their unbeaten record intact with a 1-0 away win over bottom side Rochdale through George Moncur's goal.
• Stevenage kept up the pressure on Orient with victory over Newport County thanks to Alex Gilbey.
• Northampton won 2-0 away at AFC Wimbledon and Barrow beat Doncaster by the same scoreline.
• Andy Cook's double helped Bradford to all three points over Tranmere and Crawley held on to beat Stockport 3-2.
• An injury time goal from Matty Lund saw Salford claim victory over Harrogate.
• Jacob Wakeling also struck in added time to give Swindon the win over Sutton.
• Walsall v Colchester, Mansfield v Carlisle and Grimsby v Carlisle all ended in draws.

The points are shared in the Lancashire derby.

It's been an intense meeting at Deepdale, with both sides having chances to claim all three points in an entertaining game.

While there was plenty of late tension, both goals came early on with Taylor Harwood-Bellis putting Burnley ahead before Jordan Storey hit back.

We are into three minutes of added time. Both sides have pressed for an injury-time winner. The seconds are ticking down and Preston have a corner...

Preston are after a late winner...

Alvaro Fernandez tries to create space to shoot, Burnley defenders are unable to close him down, but they manage to get in a block when needed. Less than two minutes of normal time remaining.

• Unbeaten leaders Ipswich eased to a 2-0 win over nine-man Bristol Rovers thanks to Conor Chaplin and Lee Evans.
• Second-placed Portsmouth also stay unbeaten with a 2-0 win over Burton who are still bottom and without a league win this season.
• Derby fell to a 2-0 defeat at Lincoln and Barnsley conceded late to draw with Port Vale.
• Sheffield Wednesday scored three goals in 13 second-half minutes to beat Morecambe.
• Plymouth and Wycombe earned narrow 1-0 wins over Oxford and Accrington respectively.
• Peterborough lost 1-0 to Fleetwood and Alfie May earned Cheltenham a confidence boosting win over Cambridge.
• Bolton beat MK Dons 2-0 and Forest Green earned a point away at Charlton.
• Chey Dunkley's injury time goal gave Shrewsbury a 3-2 win over Exeter who had led 2-0.

Ched Evans digs out a neat cross and plonks it into the middle of the box. Alan Browne gets a head to it but Arijanet Muric clutches it in Burnley's goal.

Less than five minutes remain of the Lancashire derby at Deepdale and it remains all square.

But there is still plenty of time for a late winner...

Leam Richardson's Latics pick up the win at Huddersfield with Will Keane's penalty and a late goal from Callum Lang securing the points.

Huddersfield had chances to win it themselves after captain Tom Lees equalised.

Latics up to eighth, Town in the bottom three.

Goals from Ryan Hedges and Dominic Hyam either side of the break earns Blackburn victory against Watford.

The win moves the hosts above the Hornets in the table and into the top six.

Reda Khadra snatches victory for Championship leaders Sheffield United at Swansea with the last kick of the game.

That goal and victory moves them four points clear at the top of the table.

Cardiff's first-half attacking display is enough to earn them a welcome win on their travels.

Callum O'Dowda, Mark Harris and Perry Ng scored to set up a comfortable lead but Boro responded after the break with two goals in as many minutes from Duncan Watmore and Rodrigo Muniz to set up a desperate finish.

Steve Morison's side defended their way to all three points despite that fightback.

Alex Neil gets his first win as Stoke boss thanks to goals from Lewis Baker and Ben Wilmot.

Hull's bright start under Shota Arveladze has tailed off somewhat.

Joel Piroe thinks he is through for a one-on-one with the goalkeeper, after meeting a wonderful crossfield pass from Fin Stevens.

The flag, however, is up for offside. We are into added time at the end of this one in south Wales.

Jack Simpson makes a huge block to deny Middlesbrough as they pour pressure on the Bluebirds goal.

It's been relentless from Boro in the last 10 minutes.

George Byers and Michael Smith have added goals for Sheffield Wednesday to make it 3-0 and secure the points against Morecambe.

That's three goals in 13 minutes for the Owls.

Of the teams which started the evening in the top six, Peterborough are the only side to be losing as it stands.

They still trail to Josh Vela's first-half strike.

Reda Khadra comes off the bench to replace Iliman Ndiaye with just eight minutes remaining.

Just a minute later he sets up a huge chance for Rhian Brewster, who can only direct his headed effort wide.