• Leaders Leyton Orient are seven points clear at the top of the table after a 2-0 win against Sutton at Brisbane Road. Paul Smyth broke the deadlock just after the hour and a late own goal sealed the points.
• There was a surprise at Holker Street where Swindon stopped the rot with a 1-0 win over Barrow. Louis Reed converted from the spot after just seven minutes as the visitors leapfrogged their hosts into fourth.

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• Plymouth are back on top after Ipswich lost at Wycombe - Brandon Hanlan with the goal for the Chairboys.
• Argyle overcame rock-bottom Morecambe 2-1 with Niall Ennis and Sam Cosgrove grabbing second-half goals before Anthony O’Connor’s late consolation.
• Third-placed Sheffield Wednesday had to settle for a stalemate against Oxford, who missed an injury-time penalty which would have snatched all three points.
• David McGoldrick grabbed a hat-trick and the returning Nathaniel Mendez-Laing got another as Derby moved into the top-six with a 4-0 romp against Forest Green.
• Devante Cole’s double made it five straight wins for fourth-placed Barnsley as they won 2-0 against Burton.
• Conor Bradley and Dion Charles goals ensured Bolton in fifth, won by the same scoreline against Exeter.
• Portsmouth lost ground as they were stunned 2-0 at home to managerless MK Dons, who moved up to third-bottom.
• Pompey are 10th, a place below Bristol Rovers who came from a goal down to win at Charlton.

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• Burnley come from a goal down to beat Middlesbrough 3-1 and extend their lead at the top of the table to six points
• Watford up to third after a 2-0 win at Huddersfield
• Swansea rally from three down with 22 minutes remaining to draw 3-3 at Coventry

• West Brom's excellent form continues with a 3-0 win at home to Rotherham
• Jimmy Dunne's second-half goal hands QPR victory at Preston
• Stoke win at Bristol City, Cardiff draw with Blackpool and Hull earn a point against Sunderland

That's the action done.

But what does it all mean?

Headlines to come...

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Honours even.

After an unevntful first half this game came to life after the break.

Oscar Estupinan missed a penalty for the home side before Elliot Embleton was sent off as he was stretchered off the field after a challenge on Ryan Woods.

Ross Stewart gave the Black Cats the lead after coming on as a sub for his first appearance since August but fellow sub Ozan Tufan levelled with a good finish from Woods' cross.

Regan Slater hits a firm shot straight down the throat of Sunderland goalkeeper Anthony Patterson.

Two minutes of stoppage time to go.

Five successive wins for West Brom.

The Baggies are now just five points off the play-offs after a complete turnaround in their fortunes since Carlos Corberan replaced Steve Bruce.

Rotherham gave it a good go but the home side were just too good.

QPR grabbed this game by the scruff of the neck in the second half and defended well enough in the closing minutes to seal the win.

What a start for new head coach Neil Critchley who sees his side jump to 6th.

Disappointment for North End who had won four of their last five games. Today's loss brings their best run at home this season to an end.

Burnley go six points clear at the top of the Championship.

They fell behind just after the break but a quickfire brace from Manuel Benson and an own goal turned the game around.

Another bad day at the office for bottom side Huddersfield Town.

Two decent goals for Joao Pedro in the second half and the Hornets are up to third.

The Terriers are seven points adrift of safety.

Laurence Ridge: What a poor decision. Connor Roberts sent off for handball. It doesn’t even touch his hand. A penalty which should not have been - thankfully it was saved. Hopefully the red card is rescinded.

VAR in the Championship, anyone? It shouldn't effect the result now...

Blackpool defender Luke Garbutt almost skews one into his own net but the Tangerines survive.

Gary Madine's goal against his old side earns Blackpool a point.

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Bristol City surrender a lead and again fail to secure three points in front of a home crowd.

Stoke City have a decent record away from home and were always going to present a challenge.

Into eight minutes of time added on.

Can the 10-man Black Cats hang on?

QPR are defending like demons.

North End are getting balls into the box and firing off attempts on goal, forcing Seny Dieng to make saves and come off his line to punch clear.

This is an exciting finish at Deepdale.

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Three down but Swansea have rallied superbly to claim a point.

Coventry were in complete command but collapsed!

Brad Potts with a chance to equalise for North End in the closing minutes but he fires wide.

He didn't do much wrong.

Adjusted his position and kept his body low and made a good connection on the volley but the ball flies a whisker wide of the post.

Chuba Akpom steps up, rolls it towards the right-hand post and Arijanet Muric guesses correctly and gets down to keep it out!

Burnley retain their breathing space in stoppage time.

A cross from the right is headed towards goal and Burnley defender Connor Roberts appears to punch the ball off the line!

Or does he? Replays suggest it may have just bounced off the bar!

But a penalty is given and Roberts is sent off.

David McGoldrick has a hat-trick, popping up in the box to turn in off the woodwork. Derby lead Forest Green 4-0. The Rams are into the top-six while Rovers remain in the drop-zone.

Morecambe have pulled one back at Plymouth in the dying seconds through Anthony O'Connor but the leaders still lead 2-1.