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And there ends another exciting Saturday of EFL action.

Ipswich sneak into top spot in the Championship with a draw, while West Brom hit four and Stoke, Coventry, Middlesbrough and Swansea score three as all five win on the road.

Portsmouth stay on top in League One with a fine 2-1 success at Wigan but there is still no goal for bottom club Cheltenham as they lose 2-0 at Lincoln.

As for League Two, Notts County and Wrexham continue to provide the thrills.

County stay top despite a dramatic 5-4 defeat at Colchester while the Welsh club share six goals in a 3-3 draw at home to Crewe. Who writes Wrexham's scripts?!

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Another defeat for Rotherham means they stay down in the bottom three with only one win this season.

Gareth Ainsworth's QPR are also in a spot of bother, dropping down to 22nd following the loss to Coventry.

Watford fall down from 16th to 20th and are only a point above Middlesbrough now, who are out of the bottom three for the first time this season.

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Ipswich's draw with Huddersfield sees them move to the top of the Championship - at least for now - with Leicester playing tomorrow.

Cardiff move up into the play-off places following their fourth win in a row over Rotherham.

West Brom's thrashing of Preston and Norwich's win over Birmingham also puts them into the top eight.

Portsmouth keep their unbeaten streak alive and beat 10-man Wigan 2-1 at the DW Stadium to stay top of League One.

Oxford pull away from Stevenage in the second half and earn a 3-1 victory and stay second.

Peterborough and Bolton both get wins to keep themselves inside the top five of the division.

Northampton upset Exeter and claim a solid 2-0 win.

There were also wins for Wycombe, Lincoln, Fleetwood and Blackpool.

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• Ipswich go top of the Championship thanks to Brandon Williams' late equaliser in a 1-1 draw at Darren Moore's Huddersfield.
• Preston's unbeaten record is shattered by a 4-0 home defeat to West Brom.
• Struggling Stoke come from two goals down to win 3-2 at Bristol City with a late winner from teenager Nathan Lowe.
• Two from Riley McGree and a Josh Coburn goal help Middlesbrough to three points in a 3-2 success at Watford.
• Ellis Simms' first two goals for Coventry help the Sky Blues to a 3-1 win away to QPR.
• Two second half goals help Cardiff see off Rotherham 2-0, the same scoreline as Norwich enjoy at home to Birmingham.
• Swansea get their first victory on the road with an emphatic 3-0 triumph at Millwall.
• The honours are even in East Yorkshire as Hull draw 1-1 with Plymouth.

Colchester pull off a major upset and hold-on to beat league leaders Notts County 5-4 in an absolute barn stormer.

Crawley dominated Sutton 3-0 and Swindon beat Grimsby 2-1 to stay at the sharp end of the table.

In a battle between the other chasers Gillingham and Mansfield earned a point each in a 1-1 draw.

10-man Wrexham scored an injury time equaliser to draw 3-3 with Crewe in a back-and-forth game.

Elsewhere there were wins for Wimbledon, Barrow, Morecambe, Harrogate and Salford City.

Brandon Williams's goal three minutes from full time earns Ipswich a point which is enough to send them to the top of the table (for now) with Leicester playing tomorrow.

Delano Burgzorg's goal had looked to be enough to secure Darren Moore his first win as Huddersfield boss before Ipswich's late equaliser.

Regan Slater's goal cancels out Adam Randall's earlier effort as Hull and Plymouth share the spoils with a 1-1 draw.

Stoke come back from two goals down to seal a 3-2 victory right at the death to relieve some pressure from boss Alex Neil.

The Robins got off to the perfect start and were 2-0 up within 15 minutes through Sam Bell and Nahki Wells, but Mehdi Léris pulled one back before the break. Sead Hakšabanović levelled the score and Nathan Lowe the winner in the 89th minute.

It wasn't a classic, but Cardiff finish up worthy winners.

Rotherham substitute Arvin Appiah struck the crossbar in stoppage time but it was too little too late for the Millers, whose long run without an away league win goes on.

Cardiff are celebrating a fourth straight Championship win thanks to second-half goals from Kion Etete and Perry Ng.

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What a win for Michael Carrick and Middlesbrough!

Two Riley McGree goals put them ahead, Watford responded, before academy product Josh Coburn grabbed the winner as they record back-to-back wins to move out of the bottom three.

A first win in seven games for the Sky Blues, but another miserable West London afternoon for QPR.

Ellis Simms' first two goals for Coventry a welcome plus for them as well.

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Two second half goals in five minutes from Gabriel Sara and Jonathan Rowe wrap up the three points for Norwich who bounce-back from a poor 6-2 loss to Plymouth last week with a win.

The last unbeaten start to the Championship is ended in emphatic fashion. A terrific away-day performance for West Brom.

Two goals in the first half and two in the second end Preston's 100% home record.

So close to a sixth goal of the game, and a Watford equaliser!

Matheus Martins cuts inside and strikes the crossbar!