Tonight's action demonstrates again that you can never write off any side in the EFL.

Luton battled back to grab a late equaliser against Millwall while Portsmouth netted three times in the final 17 minutes to beat Bolton in League One.

Stevenage, meanwhile, netted a late winner at AFC Wimbledon to move back up to second place in League Two.

That's it for our midweek coverage - but Hull City kick off the weekend's action against West Bromwich Albion on Friday.

Until the next time...

There was a draw in the other Championship game too.

But Luton battled back from 2-0 down to grab a late point at home against top-six rivals Millwall.

If you want to read more on proceedings at Deepdale, here's the report from the goalless draw between Preston and Coventry.

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• Stevenage moved back up to second and cut Leyton Orient's lead to 11 points, with two games in hand, after an eventful 3-2 win at AFC Wimbledon.
• Northampton missed out on climbing into the top three and stay fourth as they are pegged back in a 1-1 draw at Harrogate who moved five points clear of the relegation places.
• Bradford climbed into the play-off places and sit sixth, four points outside the top three, with a 2-0 win at Gillingham.
• Salford stay seventh after being held to a 1-1 draw at Barrow.

• And an eighth defeat in 11 leaves Crawley two points from safety as Tranmere's 1-0 win moves them up to 12th.

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• Derby move up to fifth and within eight points of automatic promotion after beating Cheltenham Town who remain two points above the relegation zone.
• Bolton remain fourth, six points behind second-placed Plymouth, after conceding three second-half goals in a 3-1 defeat at Portsmouth.

• Draw specialists Lincoln chalk up their 13th home draw of the season after MK Dons' late equaliser at Sincil Bank.
• Peterborough had to play much of the second half with 10 men but eked out a 0-0 draw with Charlton.

Time for a look at what happened elsewhere in the EFL tonight...

Luton fight back from 2-0 down to grab a point against fellow play-off challengers Millwall.

There is very little to separate these sides in the table - just one goal scored in fact - and they share the points at Kenilworth Road.

Either side could have moved up to fourth if they had won. As it stands they are now both two points ahead of seventh-placed Norwich City.

Millwall win a free-kick just inside their own half and the big boys from the back head forward.

This one is going to be pumped long.

Only seconds left now...

Carlton Morris rises highest to meet the free-kick to the far post but heads over the crossbar.

The Luton striker, who was a doubt with a shoulder injury before the game, hasn't had too many sights at goal this evening but that was his best chance.

Free-kick to Luton midway inside the Millwall half as Cauley Woodrow is tripped by late sub Duncan Watmore.

We'll have four minutes of stoppage time at Kenilworth Road.

Millwall's decision to try and close the game out looks to have backfired.

Plenty of time for a winner...

Chances at both ends but nothing to show on the scoresheet at Deepdale.

The result does little for either side.

Ched Evans and substitute Liam Delap went closest for Preston, but Coventry had their moments through Brad Potts and Jake Bidwell.

Coventry's wait for a first-ever league win at Deepdale goes on, while for Preston it's an eighth goalless draw of a disappointing campaign.

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Oliver Burke meets a cross into the Luton box but can't get enough power on his header to trouble Ethan Horvath.

Luton are showing urgency and getting the ball forward, but the clock is ticking down with five minutes plus stoppages left...

A couple more changes from Millwall.

Scott Malone and Oliver Burke come on for Andreas Voglsammer and Zian Flemming.

Luton are pressing and Millwall are starting to drop deep and aiming to defend.

Can the Lions see this out or will the Hatters find the leveller?

What a second half!

Luke Norris slams Stevenage back in front at AFC Wimbledon.

Steve Evans' stuttering side are heading back into second place as it stands.

Millwall have brought on centre-back Shaun Hutchinson and midfielder George Evans.

Jamie Shackleton and Tom Bradshaw head off.

Are the Lions trying to shut up shop with just under a quarter of an hour remaining?

Millwall have the ball in the net again but this time the offside flag is up.

Ethan Horvath made a good save to keep out a Zian Flemming shot before the ball was turned in from close range.

However, Flemming was offside from the free-kick which created the chance.

Ryley Towler had yet to score before tonight, but his second has completed the turnaround for Portsmouth at home to Bolton.

Colby Bishop's superb flicked finish then makes it 3-1 moments later and Bolton's hopes of moving up to third look over for tonight.

Lincoln have drawn 12 of their 15 home games in League One this season and could be heading for a 13th.

Paris Maghoma has a first career goal to draw MK Dons level late on.

Half-chance for Millwall as Zian Flemming flicks a corner into the Luton side-netting.

The Dutchman stuck out a boot at the near post and almost got that one on target.