Thanks for joining us this afternoon. We tried to soak up every bit of Championship football we could, knowing we're going to be without it for the next three weeks and hope you did too.

As mentioned, we've still got one massive match to come tomorrow lunchtime between Burnley and Blackburn, before we turn holiday mode on.

We hope you'll return and join us for that too.

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We've got one massive clash coming tomorrow to round out the Championship before the mid-season break.

Not only is it a Lancashire derby between Burnley and Blackburn - the first in the league since the 2015-16 season - it's also a battle of second versus third in the league (with Sheffield United having stolen the top spot for now after their win today).

As it stands, Burnley have a slight edge over their neighbours, with the home advantage for the match at Turf Moor and also a two point buffer in the table.

Still, they come into the game off the back of a sobering 5-2 defeat to the Blades last weekend, which ended a 16-match run without a loss.

Blackburn, meanwhile, have won 12 of their 20 matches this season, with no draws, and have conceded the second fewest goals in the league.

You can read our full preview of the match here.

• Leaders Leyton Orient cruised to a 2-0 win over struggling Harrogate with both goals coming in the first half through Paul Smyth and a George Moncur penalty.
• Bradford stretched their unbeaten run to five games with a 2-0 away win at Sutton, with Andy Cook grabbing his 12th league goal of the season.
• Stevenage edged Hartlepool through a Danny Rose winner 11 minutes from time and Crawley also earned a narrow 1-0 victory over Barrow thanks to Ashley Nadesan.
• Swindon and ten-man Tranmere shared the points in a 1-1 draw.
• Northampton eased to a 2-0 win over Gillingham and Doncaster won 3-1 away at Grimsby.
• Daniel Agyei's late goal earned Crewe a win over Colchester and Mansfield earned an away win at Rochdale.
• Stockport came from behind to beat Newport, with Paddy Madden scoring the winner.
• Carlisle v Walsall and Salford v AFC Wimbledon finished goalless.

• Leaders Plymouth took the lead through Adam Randell but were eventually held 1-1 by Lincoln.
• Ipswich and Portsmouth were both held 1-1 by Cheltenham and Morecambe respectively.
• Jevani Brown scored in added time to hand Exeter a 3-2 comeback win over Peterborough.
• Derby enjoyed a comfortable 3-1 victory over MK Dons with Nathaniel Mendez-Laing wrapping things up late on.
• Oxford cruised to a 4-0 win over Port Vale and Wycombe enjoyed a comfortable 2-0 win over struggling Forest Green.
• Sheffield Wednesday beat Accrington thanks to on-loan Nottingham Forest man Alex Mighten's first-half goal.
• Shaun Rooney struck in the 99th minute - his second of the afternoon - to earn Fleetwood a point against Bristol Rovers.
• Burton and Charlton shared six goals equally in an entertaining see-saw contest.
• Adam Phillips' early goal was enough to give Barnsley all three points over Shrewsbury.
• Ten-man Bolton missed the chance to move into the playoff places as they were held goalless by Cambridge.

• George Baldock's goal takes Sheffield United above Burnley on goal difference at the top of the Championship as the Blades win 1-0 at Cardiff.
• Zian Flemming hits a hat-trick as Millwall beat Preston 4-2 at Deepdale to move up into the play-offs.
• Substitute Matt Crooks scores an injury-time winner as Middlesbrough come from behind to win 2-1 at Norwich.
• Viktor Gyokeres grabs both goals as Coventry secure a seventh victory in their last nine games against QPR.
• An own goal from Ryan Longman in injury time condemns Hull City to a 2-1 home defeat to Reading.
• Brandon Thomas-Asante scores a brilliant overhead kick as West Brom bounce out of the bottom three with a 2-0 home success over Stoke.
• Wigan come from behind to beat ten-man Blackpool with a late Curtis Tilt goal as the Seasiders drop to 23rd.
• Rotherham led for nearly 90 minutes before Luke Berry equalised for Luton in a 1-1 draw at Kenilworth Road.
• Huddersfield remain bottom as they draw 0-0 at home to Swansea, while there are also no goals in the match between Bristol City and Watford.

Brazil legend Roberto Carlos confessed this week that he loves watching West Brom. He'll have admired Brandon Thomas-Asante's overhead kick today.

An extended period of added time ends with Luton the happier after Luke Berry's opportunistic late equaliser lands the managerless Hatters a point against Rotherham!

They're now 10th, a point off the top six. The Millers are three points clear of the bottom three in 16th place - but they would have been two points off the play-offs, had they held out after Jamie Lindsay's first-minute strike.

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A comfortable win for West Brom, with Kyle Bartley's header before the break and Brandon Thomas-Asante's glorious overhead kick during the second half securing a third win in four for Carlos Corberan.

The Baggies move clear of the drop zone on goal difference with a game in hand on the two teams directly below them!

Curtis Tilt's late header takes Wigan above their opponents after James McClean had equalised Gary Madine's opener.

But how costly was that first half red card for Blackpool's Marvin Ekpiteta?

Middlesbrough have won at Carrow Road. Those second-half goals from Riley McGree and Matt Crooks have turned it around.

Michael Carrick's magic touch continues.

It's a painful first home match in charge of Hull for Liam Rosenior as Reading win this fixture for only the second time in 15 attempts with that last-gasp Ryan Longman own goal.

Jacob Greaves and Yakou Meite exchanged first-half goals from set-pieces but it's Reading who will be in the top half of the table during the World Cup, while Hull are only a point clear of the relegation zone.

Swansea totally dominated possession and had more than double the number of shots as Huddersfield, but they couldn't find a breakthrough and we end goalless.

Two goals from Viktor Gyokeres gives Coventry their fourth win on the bounce.

QPR meanwhile head into the break without a win in five.

George Baldock's second half shot wins Sheffield United all three points at the Cardiff City Stadium and another victory on the road.

The defeat is Cardiff's third in a row at home.

Zian Flemming's hat-trick wins this one for Millwall in an unlikely six-goal thriller.

Alex Palmer tips Stoke midfielder Lewis Baker's long-range shot over the crossbar.

West Brom are closing in on a victory to soothe their worries over the World Cup break...

Joe Thompson
Former Rochdale and Tranmere midfielder on Squad Goals

What a piece of man management from Michael Carrick. He put Matt Crooks on four minutes before the end and it looks like he's got the winner!