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That's as far as we go here on this bumper Boxing Day EFL live text.

We've had a bit of everything across the leagues, all rounded off nicely with Luton claiming a dramatic late win with 10 men against Norwich City.

Sheffield United claimed a 3-1 win over Coventry City to go level on points with Championship leaders Burnley.

At the foot of the table, Huddersfield came from behind to win 2-1 at Preston and boost their flagging survival hopes.

We'll be back with more live text action tomorrow at 17:00 GMT when Reading host Swansea.

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• Luton claimed all three points in Rob Edwards' first home game in charge with a 2-1 success over Norwich in the final game of the day.
• Earlier in the day, Sheffield United went level on points with league leaders Burnley thanks to a 3-1 win over Coventry City.
• Third-placed Blackburn fell to a late 2-1 defeat at Sunderland and fourth-placed Watford were beaten 2-0 at home by Millwall.
• Upwardly mobile Middlesbrough thumped Wigan 4-1 and West Brom win 2-0 at Bristol City to continue their good form.
• Bottom side Huddersfield fought back from a goal down to win at Preston and give their survival hopes a much-needed boost.
• Rotherham and Stoke played out a 2-2 draw and it ended 1-1 between strugglers Hull City and Blackpool.
• It ended goalless between QPR and struggling Cardiff.

Leon Barnett
Former Luton and Norwich defender on BBC Radio Norfolk

It's simply not good enough

Dean Smith wanted an away game, he got an away game and he still can't produce.

The players will be frustrated not to get anything out of the game, they'd have been delighted with a 1-1.

It's not a nice place to be at the moment.

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Ten-man Luton claim a dramatic win in Rob Edwards' first home game in charge.

The home side took the lead through Allan Campbell's strike before Teemu Pukki levelled.

Gabriel Osho was sent off for the Hatters and it looked like the Canaries could turn it around but substitute Cauley Woodrow lashed in a fine late winner on his first appearance since 17 September.

Isaac Hayden had a shot cleared off the line for the away side right at the death but it's now three defeats in four for them and the fans voiced their displeasure with boss Dean Smith once again.

The Norwich fans are chanting against boss Dean Smith once more.

The Canaries are fifth but a defeat tonight will be three in four and they are 12 points off the top two.

Max Aarons does well to dig out a cross from the right but Kenny McLean can only tamely direct an awkward header straight at Ethan Horvath in the home goal.

A minimum of six minutes added on.

Can Norwich hit back again against the 10 men?

Leon Barnett
Former Luton and Norwich defender on BBC Radio Norfolk

That's outrageous.

Cauley Woodrow has been out for so long and is allowed to do that.

He's rocketed it past Angus Gunn but it shouldn't happen - Norwich have to defend the throw-in better.

Luton bring some fresh legs on up front.

Cauley Woodrow is on and Carlton Morris is off.

Luton are battling away to stay in this.

They looked like they were well set to take all three points when Allan Campbell gave them the lead but Teemu Pukki's equaliser changed the momentum of this game entirely before Gabriel Osho was sent off a few minutes ago.

The Hatters would gladly take a point now you'd say, as Onel Hernandez hammers a shot past the post for the away side.

Adam Idah smashes the free-kick past the post as Norwich look to inflict maximum punishment on the home side following that red card for Gabriel Osho.

Leon Barnett
Former Luton and Norwich defender on BBC Radio Norfolk

I think Gabriel Osho got caught underneath the ball.

He's marking Teemu Pukki, who spins in behind - Osho gets himself in a horrible position and has no choice but to grab on to Pukki's shirt.

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Gabriel Osho pulls Teemu Pukki back 20 yards from goal and he is given his marching orders for a second yellow.

Can the away side capitalise?

Another Luton sub now.

Goalscorer Allan Campbell is off and Luke Freeman is on.

Good showing from the former Motherwell man.

Leon Barnett
Former Luton and Norwich defender on BBC Radio Norfolk

Norwich have looked more positive since Luton went ahead.

It seems to have put a rocket up their backsides.

Norwich go their bench for the second time tonight.

Isaac Hayden and Onel Hernandez are on for the final 15 minutes.

Two great chances for the home side, two great chances for Tom Lockyer!

James Bree slings in a brilliant corner that Lockyer conspires to somehow head all the way back to the former Aston Villa man.

Bree then hangs over another great cross and this time Lockyer heads it in the right direction but over the crossbar.

What have the final 20 minutes of the day got in store for us?

Can the Canaries find a late winner to take some of the pressure off boss Dean Smith.