That just about does us after a long old day in the English Football League.

We've seen thrills. And spills? You bet. Burnley remain at the Championship summit but things are hotting up in the second tier and across the EFL.

There's no action in the Championship tomorrow so we'll be back to take you through the action in midweek when we return.

For now though, thank you for joining us.

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Leyton Orient stay top as Paul Smyth's early goal gave them a 1-0 win at home to Salford.

Second-placed Stevenage were held to a 1-1 draw at lowly Colchester with Danny Rose equalising Marley Marshall-Miranda's goal for the hosts.

Northampton, in third, needed a stoppage time leveller from Sam Hoskins to earn a point at home to Newport.

Swindon trailed Mansfield twice in the first half at Field Mill but a red card for the home side's Hiram Boateng after half-time opened the door for the visitors who ran out 5-2 winners.

Barrow are fifth after beating Crewe 3-0 and Bradford were held 1-1 at home to Crawley.

And Hartlepool are off the bottom of the table after Niall Maher's own-goal saw Grimsby go from 1-0 up to lose 2-1 at Victoria Park.

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With leaders Plymouth not playing until Monday night, Ipswich had the chance to take top spot in League One.

George Edmundson and Tyreece John-Jules put them 2-0 up but Jesurun Rak-Sakyi and Albie Morgan looked to have earned a point for Charlton.

Then came utter madness in stoppage time as Freddie Ladapo and Sam Morsey made it 4-2 Ipswich before Terell Thomas pulled one back and then George Dobson made it 4-4 in the ninth minute of added time!

Sheffield Wednesday found no problems in getting past Burton at Hillsborough.

Barry Bannan and Michael Smith with first-half goals before Mallik Wilks and Fisayo Dele-Bashiru added two more after half-time in a 4-2 win.

A Lloyd Jones own-goal was enough for Peterborough to squeeze past Cambridge 1-0 at London Road.

Portsmouth were held 1-1 at home by Shrewsbury with Zak Swanson cancelling out Elliot Bennett's goal for the visitors.

Bolton were the only side in the top eight to lose and they went down 3-1 at home to Oxford.

Barnsley managed to score for the first time in five games with Devante Cole and Josh Martin scoring in a 2-0 win at home to Forest Green.

And David McGoldrick's first-half hat-trick sent Derby on their way to a 4-2 win at home to Bristol Rovers, with all the goals coming in the opening half.

Rovers' six-game unbeaten league run is over.

And relax.

Let's take a look at the headlines across Leagues One and Two.

Huddersfield are off the bottom of the Championship thanks to Yuta Nakayama's early goal.

That dubious honour now falls to West Brom.

Burnley started the day top of the Championship and, despite a scare against Reading, they will remain there this evening.

Amass Zaroury's injury time winner gifts the hosts the win.

Michael Carrick's reign at Middlesbrough begins with a defeat.

That injury-time winner from Jordan Storey has delivered victory for Preston as Boro remain one point above the bottom three.

All over and Blackburn seal victory thanks to Sammie Szmodics' first half goal against Hull.

That win sends Rovers second.

Elliot Embleton's second-half goal rescues a point for Sunderland after Carlton Morris' first-half opener.

All over at the DW Stadium.

Wigan's poor form continues with a fourth-straight defeat. Watford seal the win thanks to Joao Pedro's late goal.

A very reassuring result for Norwich.

Two goals from Aaron Ramsey prove to be the difference here as the Canaries move back into a play-off spot.

There are EIGHT minutes of injury time in West Yorkshire.

Surely Huddersfield can hang on for three points?

Coventry slip to defeat and see their four-game unbeaten Championship run come to an end at what could be their final match at the CBS Arena amid financial troubles with the stadium's owner.

Blackpool come from behind and steal three points courtesy of Jerry Yates' winner.

Jaden Philogene-Bidace's second half goal is enough for the Bluebirds, who move a bit further away from the Championship's bottom three.

Seven minutes added on at Turf Moor.

Can either side find the winner?!

Last-ditch effort from Coventry to avoid defeat against Blackpool.

Ben Sheaf rolls a low ball to Gustavo Hamer who curls goalbound but it's wide of the mark.

Seven minutes added on at the DW Stadium.

Seven minutes for Wigan to avoid losing four on the bounce after Watford's late goal.