That's just about where we'll leave things for tonight.

Tomorrow we've got six more Championship games to take you through as we rush through the fixture list before we break for the World Cup later this month.

For now though, thank you for joining us.

Portsmouth's 1-1 draw at home to AFC Wimbledon was already enough to take them through in the Trophy, however Josh Oluwayemi's three saves in the shootout ensured Pompey claimed the bonus point which saw them finish top of Group J.

Earlier Leeds United Under-21s failed to qualify from Group B after losing on penalties at Crewe after a 0-0 draw. As a result Tranmere go through as runners-up to Bolton.

• Billy Waters struck a hat-trick as Barrow overcame basement boys Colchester 3-1. The win took the Cumbrian side fourth, a point outside the promotion places, though it was a seventh defeat in eight games for United, despite Freddie Sears' late consolation.
• Tranmere and Stockport played out a stalemate at Prenton Park to remain on the fringes of the play-off chase. Rovers are now eight unbeaten against teams from Greater Manchester and have kept six clean sheets in that spell.

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• Derby had to settle for a share of the points at Morecambe after keeper Connor Ripley saved two penalties. The son of former England winger Stuart Ripley denied James Collins and David McGoldrick either side of the break, with Jensen Weir volleying the hosts ahead in between. Louie Sibley eventually secured a point in the first ever EFL meeting between the sides.
• Harvey Rodgers struck five minutes from time to end Accrington’s five-match losing streak and ensure a 1-1 draw at Lincoln, for whom Jack Diamond had opened the scoring from the spot.
• Port Vale twice came from behind to earn a share of the points at Wycombe. James Wilson and Tom Conlon goals cancelled out strikes from Anis Mehmeti and Lewis Wing.
• Oxford came from behind to ensure a 1-1 draw at home to Fleetwood. Carlos Mendes Gomes notched for the fourth game in six to put the visitors ahead but Gatlin O’Donkor ensured a point apiece.

Now all of the games in the Championship have drawn to a close, let's take a look at some of the headlines in Leagues One, Two and the EFL Trophy..

All over at Ashton Gate and Bristol City might feel aggrieved to leave without any points tonight

Iliman Ndiaye's goal early in the second half was enough to take the win, despite the Robins twice hitting the post after. The hosts also had George Tanner sent off late on for a high tackle.

Bristol City are now without a win in their last four matches, while Sheffield United have their second win on the bounce.

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West Brom move off the bottom of the table after beating Blackpool!

It wasn't pretty but Okay Yokuslu's scrappy tap in late on gives the hosts three points and moves them to 23rd in the Championship.

It brings to an end a three-game losing streak and gives Carlos Corberan his first win in charge of the Baggies.

It's all got a bit ugly at the end of this match, with Bristol City set to see it out with 10 men.

It's George Tanner who's been sent off, rightly for a high tackle on James McAtee. The referee reaches for the red card immediately and there's a bit of a melee that follows between the players on both sides.

Four minutes added on at The Hawthorns.

Four minutes for Blackpool to find a late equaliser.

Four minutes for West Brom to end a three-game losing run.

We've got a huge eight minutes of added time at Ashton Gate.

Is that enough for Bristol City to find the leveller they've been pushing for?

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No goals tonight to speak of so Luton and Reading share the points. There were chances at both ends with little between the sides - probably fair for two sides level on points in the league table.

Michael Carrick gets a first win as Middlesbrough boss, with a 3-1 win on the road at Hull.

Chuba Akpom gave Boro a first-half lead and while Cyrus Christie drew the Tigers level after the break it was short-lived. Tobias Figueiredo turned one goal into his own net, before Christie followed suit to hand Boro all three points.

Incoming Hull boss Liam Rosnier, who was watching in the stands, has plenty to think about.

Chances at both ends at Kenilworth Road but we're heading for a goalless draw as it stands.

Dan Potts' volley goes narrowly over Ethan Horvath's bar and then Shane Long's header goes wide of the far post at the other end.

It won't change the outcome but it might raise a smile from any Colchester fans who haven't left yet. Freddie Sears has pulled one back at Barrow in stoppage-time.

Billy Waters' hat-trick will ensure Barrow go fourth, while Colchester head back the 325 miles to Essex still rock-bottom.

Preston keep pace with the Championship top six as they defeat Swansea at Deepdale.

Brad Potts' goal in the first half gifts North End all three points and moves them to seventh, a place below Swansea and level on points with them, too.

Back to back home wins for the hosts, too.

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All over at the CBS Arena.

What a victory for Coventry over second-placed Blackburn, whose four-game winning streak comes crashing to an end.

The Sky Blues move out of the bottom three thanks to Jamie Allen's first-half goal.

Blackburn's task was made harder late on after Jake Garrett received a straight red card.

Will Collar looked like he might be going clean through for Stockport at Tranmere, where it's still goalless, but a fine last-ditch challenge from Kyle Jameson has denied him the chance to try and earn that fifth straight win for County.

Last five minutes at Prenton Park and it's still anybody's game.

Five minutes added on at Deepdale but Swansea still pushing against Preston.

Matt Grimes finds Joel Piroe who then finds Michael Obafemi in a decent position but he's dispossessed by the hosts.

Neither side having much luck in front of goal tonight.

Blackpool almost take the lead after Kenny Dougall plays a free-kick in towards Callum Connolly but he strikes over the bar.