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That's it for our coverage of tonight's EFL action on Valentine's Day - thanks for joining us.

Burnley broke Watford hearts at the death to move 18 points clear of the play-off places and keep up the momentum in their march back to the Premier League.

It was a case of the ex at Loftus Road, as former QPR loanee Jack Clarke scored a late double for Sunderland in their 3-0 triumph.

As a result, will Rangers be considering a quick separation with boss Neil Critchley?

Meanwhile, after a bumpy start to life together together, Sabri Lamouchi has his first win as Cardiff boss.

If Cupid didn't deliver what you wanted this 14 February, there's six more Championship games to come tomorrow. Do join us then.

So far this week, one story in the EFL has trumped all others.

That is the return of Neil Warnock to management at the age of 74 after he signed up for a second spell in charge of Championship strugglers Huddersfield Town.

Warnock, who announced his retirement from management last year, won't be in charge for their trip to fellow strugglers Stoke tomorrow, as he is away in America.

His first game in the dugout at home against Birmingham on Saturday and defender Tom Lees said the veteran has the experience to lead the Terriers away from danger.

Cardiff, meanwhile, are the big winners at the bottom after a first win in 13 games.

The bottom three are all in action tomorrow and will look to close to gap.

Rotherham will be looking over their shoulders after their late defeat at Reading, which saw the Royals go from 18th to 13th.

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Here's what tonight's results have done to the play-off race.

In-form Sunderland were the big winners of the night as they rose to fifth with an excellent 3-0 win away at hapless QPR.

Norwich's 3-1 win over Hull moved them back up to eighth.

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• League leaders Burnley miss out on a club-record 11th successive league win but do grab a draw at home against Watford with a 95th-minute equaliser from Michael Obafemi
• Sunderland move into the play-off places after a 3-0 win at QPR, who have won just one of their past 16
• Millwall drop out of the top six after a 1-0 defeat at Coventry
• Cardiff City end their 12-game winless streak with a 2-0 victory at Birmingham to give Sabri Lamouchi his first three points since taking charge
• Reading record their first league win in 2023 with a second-half comeback at home against Rotherham
• Norwich City bounce back from successive defeats to beat Hull 3-1 at Carrow Road

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• Plymouth stay top as goals from Matt Butcher, Saxon Earley and Ryan Hardie give them a 3-1 at Oxford
• Their nearest challengers Sheffield Wednesday cruise past Morecambe 3-0 through Barry Bannan's early goal and a Josh Windass double at Hillsborough
• Bolton score five for the second match running, this time at home to MK Dons, to move Wanderers up to third

• Derby are held 1-1 at home by 10-man Lincoln, who took the lead shortly after half-time
• The bottom five all lose with Cheltenham the big winners, as their 2-1 win at Cambridge pulls them five points clear of the bottom four
• Bottom-of-the-table Forest Green lose 1-0 at home to Charlton and it's now 11 matches without victory

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• Leaders Leyton Orient beat bottom-of-the-table Rochdale 2-1 with first-half goal from Ruel Sotiriou and Idris El Mizouni
• They extend the lead to 10 points as a late Omar Bogle penalty for Newport holds second-placed Stevenage to a 2-2 draw in south Wales

• Carlisle, in third, are walloped 4-0 at home by Mansfield with all four coming in a blowout first-half

• Gillingham move out of relegation zone thanks to a late Oliver Hawkins winner at home against Grimsby
• Hartlepool drop into the bottom two as they lose 2-0 at Crewe, having played with 10 men since the 13th minute

Eesh, what a finish to the evening that was!

Time to look at the headlines from across the leagues.

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Tyrese Fornah's last-minute goal gives Reading a first win since 27 December and moves them up to 13th in the table.

Rotherham, who had led through Lee Peltier's first goal since December 2013, remain just four points above the relegation zone.

Burnley's bid for a club record 11th successive league win is thwarted but that barely tells the story at all.

Joao Pedro gave the away side the lead after Clarets goalkeeper Arijanet Muric made a complete hash of clearing a long ball over the top.

Burnley huffed and puffed in search of an equaliser and it looked like their unbeaten home record was coming to an end until sub Michael Obafemi scrambled in from close range from a 95th minute corner.

The league leaders now 18 points clear of third-placed Middlesbrough.

Into six minutes of time added on.

Can the league leaders find a leveller?

There has been some real needle in this game tonight.

Burnley now less than 10 minutes away from a first home defeat of the season.

Where next for QPR and boss Neil Critchley?

Rangers are now nine without a win, and have one win in 16 Championship games.

They've also gone eight games without a win at home.

Boss Critchley has won once in 11 games in all competitions since taking charge in December.

Full-time in all of our 19:45 Championship games.

Could there be late drama in the two 20:00 kick offs?

League leaders Burnley will certainly hope so as they look to overturn a 1-0 deficit at home to Watford.

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Two late goals give Cardiff a first win in 13 league games.

The result lifts the Bluebirds three points clear of the bottom three, who are all in action tomorrow.

Birmingham's mini-revival is ended with a sixth defeat in eight Championship outings.

Sunderland go four unbeaten and move into the play-off places as QPR's winless run extends to nine games.

Rangers had 30 points after 16 games. They've taken just nine points from the subsequent 16.

This would be a huge result for Watford if they can hang on.

Slaven Bilic's men had failed to win any of their previous four but this would move them back up to fifth.

Coventry bag just a second win in nine league games as Millwall see their three-match unbeaten run come to an end.