There are still a hatful of games in League One and Two to come at 15:00 GMT.

Squad Goals will take you through to the close at 17:00, but this is where we are ending today's live text commentary.

We're back next Saturday with a tasty Lancashire derby between Blackburn and Preston (12:00) before the Championship resumes in full.

Have a great afternoon!

• Leyton Orient are five points clear at the summit after a comfortable 3-0 win over Bradford City.Charlie Kelman, Tom James and Ruel Sotiriou were on target as the Os made it 25 points from 10 home games, and have still conceded just four goals at Brisbane Road.
• Salford deepened the gloom around Priestfield with three second half goals through Theo Vassell, Ryan Watson’s deflected strike and a Callum Hendry drive. Gillingham remain deep in the relegation mire with only six goals scored in 20 league games so far. The Ammies are eighth, within three points of the top-four.
• In-form AFC Wimbledon overcame Grimsby thanks to Ethan Chislett’s close-range strike in the second half.
• Carlisle and Sutton are 1-1 in the closing stages at Brunton Park.
• 15:00 GMT kick-offs: Crawley v Swindon; Hartlepool v Stockport; Mansfield v Colchester; Northampton v Tranmere; Rochdale v Harrogate.

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• Sheffield Wednesday have missed the chance to take over at the top after being held to a goalless draw at Derby County. It’s now just one win in 27 visits to the Rams for Wednesday, who are third, two points behind leaders Plymouth.
• At the other end of the table Bradley Johnson’s late header cancelled out Victor Adeboyejo’s first-half penalty for Burton as the points were shared, keeping both sides in the relegation zone.
• Shrewsbury saw-off Lincoln 2-0 thanks to goals from Luke Leahy and Tom Bayliss to move into the top-half, level on points and goal difference with the Imps.
• Forest Green Rovers are 1-0 up against Cambridge with around 15 minutes remaining at the New Lawn.
• 15:00 GMT kick-off: Accrington v Oxford.

After an insipid, scrappy first-half, Sunderland turn on the style to beat an in-form Millwall side at the Stadium of Light.

Had Millwall's Zian Flemming buried a sitter at the end of the first-half we might be looking at a different game...

...he didn't, Sunderland regrouped, reset and came out firing - scoring three second-half goals to take control.

Just a point off the top six. Three-nil is harsh on Millwall though, who showed plenty of promise.

Point blank save from Anthony Patterson to keep the clean sheet intact for now...

Millwall win a corner but Danny Batth and Ellis Simms help clear the immediate danger.

The Black Cats are just happy to get rid. Time ticking away for Millwall.

Nice move from Millwall, George Evans pinging out to Scott Malone on the left, and his first-time cross brings Anthony Patterson out of his six yard box to smother.

FIVE minutes of added time.

Big goal, this. Bradley Johnson has headed MK Dons level at home to Burton after 84 minutes.

Morecambe have tumbled down to occupy bottom spot despite their 1-1 draw with Exeter last night.

Millwall break on Sunderland thanks to a smart tackle by Zian Flemming, who then sets Tom Bradshaw away with a clipped ball in behind.

Bradshaw crosses, it zips to the back-post where Callum Styles helps it into the box and it goes behind.

The subsequent corner is cleared out to Billy Mitchell, but his snap volley is straight at Anthony Patterson.

Ruel Sotiriou has put leaders Leyton Orient 3-0 ahead against Bradford and their eighth win in 10 games at Brisbane Road looks assured. They have still only conceded four goals all season and this would be their eighth home clean sheet.

Sunderland continue to taste Millwall's intent, as Mason Bennett and Scott Malone combine down the left to win a corner with a deflected cross.

The set-piece from the right by Callum Styles is headed wide. Goal kick for the Wearsiders.

330 miles separates Sutton from Carlisle, but it hasn't stopped 70 Us fans making the long journey north to support their side in a 13:00 GMT kick-off. Still 1-1 at Brunton Park.

It's an animated Gary Rowett on the touchline for Millwall. Cajoling and gesturing his players to keep up the intensity.

Now he's making changes, as George Evans and Scott Malone replace Murray Wallace and Danny McNamara.

Callum Hendry missed from his own half moments ago, clearly that was just a range-finder, as the Ammies man has blasted Salford into a 3-0 lead at beleagured Gillingham from well outside the area.

Jack Clarke comes off and Dennis Cirkin is on, as Sunderland look as though they're shoring things up for the finish.

Millwall just don't seem quite as well 'connected' in attack, evidenced by Tom Bradshaw holding the ball up, waiting, waiting and waiting for someone to offer support before taking the ball on and crossing himself.

It just went straight to the keeper, with no-one challenging. Not enough push there, from the Lions.

Elliot Embleton looks like he's in but some nifty footwork, few pirouettes and the like only take him away from goal.

The cross into the box is overhit toward Ellis Simms and it's a Millwall goal-kick.

Aji Alese then at the other end puts in a key tackle to halt a Millwall break.

Sunderland working hard to keep the nil.

Credit to Millwall, still trying to play, to create.

Jamie Shackleton's driving run down the left and looping cross almost presented an opportunity for Callum Styles but he as muscles out of it.

Goalscorer Amad Diallo is withdrawn by Sunderland, with Patrick Roberts sent on in his place.

Chance to test the defence here. Though Millwall have freshened things up themselves.