We send our best wishes to the fan who is receiving treatment at Orient.

That's it for our coverage of tonight's EFL action, where there were plenty of goals up and down the coutnry.

From 30 games across the Championship, League One and League Two there were only two goalless matches.

We'll be back here tomorrow with six more second-tier games. See you then.

Leyton Orient have confirmed that their League One game at Brisbane Road against Lincoln City has been abandoned.

Play was halted with about five minutes remaining because of a medical emergency in the crowd.

The game was stopped just after 21:30 BST, but has now been abandoned.

The BBC's Ian Westbrook reports the following announcement has just gone out over the PA system: "Due to the medical emergency the game will not continue."

Sheffield Wednesday remain winless and rock bottom of the Championship following that loss to West Brom.

Middlesbrough are the big winners tonight, moving up five places after making it three wins in a row.

Defeats tonight for Plymouth, Stoke and Huddersfield see them drop down in an increasingly squeezed lower half of the table.

Ipswich Town are top of the Championship tonight after a comfortable win over Hull.

West Brom move into the play-offs and Norwich join them without playing after Cardiff's goal difference took a hit.

Southampton are now outside the top six on goal difference.

Play is still halted at Leyton Orient after that medical emergency in the crowd.

The BBC's Ian Westbrook reports that a few in the crowd have already headed for the exits.

A few of the Orient players are on the side of the pitch, but there have been no official updates.

Around five minutes remain to be played, plus stoppages.

• Notts County stay top of the table after a 3-1 victory at home against previously unbeaten Swindon.
• Omar Bugiel's early strike sends AFC Wimbledon up to second as the Dons win 1-0 at Harrogate
• Crewe go third after a 2-0 win at home against Gillingham, who have now lost three in a row

• Stockport make it five victories in a row and are up to fourth as Issac Oalofe and Antoni Sarcevic give them a 2-0 win against Forest Green, for whom it was a fifth defeat on the spin
• Crawley began the night second in the table but drop to fifth after losing 2-0 at struggling Doncaster
• Mansfield remain unbeaten but have to settle for a draw - their seventh this season - against Wrexham.
• Sutton stay bottom after Matt Smith and Kelly N'Mai give Salford a 2-0 win in south London

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• Unbeaten Portsmouth remain top of the table after Conor Shaughnessy scores a 98th minute winner against Wycombe at Fratton Park.

• Oxford United stay second after seeing off Shrewsbury Town 3-0

• Josh Sheehan's winner moves Bolton third as they edge a thriller 3-2 against Stevenage, who drop to fifth

• Barnsley are now fourth as they cruise to a 4-0 win at Cambridge

• Derby record a third straight victory in a 3-1 win at Blackpool
• Northampton beat Reading 3-1 as the Royals have two men sent off in stoppage time
• Cheltenham are now 11 without a goal or a win - matching the all-time record in England for a scoreless streak and become the first club to lose their opening five home games without scoring after a 2-0 defeat by Fleetwood
• Play suspended at Leyton Orient in the 84th minute of their game against Lincoln because of a medical emergency in the crowd

With all the games over in the Championship, it's time to bring you up to date with the big stories from League One and League Two...

Stoke threw the kitchen sink at Southampton and did all they could to try and find an equaliser in the game's final minutes.

But Saints hold on to get their second win in a row and move up to 9th in the Championship.

The Potters drop one place to 17th.

West Brom move into the Championship play-off places after extending their unbeaten run to five games.

John Swift's first-half strike was enough to beat struggling Sheffield Wednesday.

The Owls have now failed to win in 10 games at the start of the season, and finished with 10 men after Akin Famewo went off injured in the closing stages.

Wednesday boss Xisco Munoz, appointed in the summer, must be feeling the pressure.

Baggies full-back Darnell Furlong fires over from the edge of the area.

The hosts are almost home and hosed.

From Southampton's Gavin Bazunu who gets down low to his right to deny Stoke's Wouter Burger who shoots from range.

Just a few minutes left.

More on that incident at Brisbane Road from the BBC's Ian Westbrook...

"Stewards raced over to an area at the front of the East Stand while fans called for play to be stopped.

"Initially play kept going for a few minutes while the fan was being treated, before it finally stopped after one fan ran on to try to alert the referee and a few more briefly sat in the penalty area before O's boss Richie Wellens ushered them away.

"The players stood around for a few minutes before being taken off."

Into six minutes of stoppage time at The Hawthorns.

Can the 10-man Owls find a late equaliser or will it be 10 without a win for Wednesday?

Stoke are desperately trying to find an equaliser and piling the pressure on Southampton.

10 minutes of added time in this one.

Can the Potters get a goal?

The nightmare continues for Cheltenham Town in League One.

Goals from Junior Quitima and Jack Marriott have condemned the 10-man Robins to another defeat.

They break new ground as the first team in English Football League history to lose and not score in their first five home matches of the season.

And now 11 games without a goal, they equal the longest scoreless streak at any time of the season.

Coventry in 1919-20 and Hartlepool in 1992-92 also went 11 games without scoring.

The players have been taken off at Leyton Orient following an "emergency in the crowd".

Play was halted in the 84th minute.

We'll bring you more news as we get it...

More woe for Sheffield Wednesday.

After a break in play for treatment to Akin Famewo, the Owls defender is unable to continue.

Xisco Munoz has already made his five changes, so the visitors will play the final six minutes plus stoppages with 10 men.

Pure domination from Birmingham who move up to 10th in the Championship table.

Huddersfield were nowhere in this one and despite creating chances on goal lacked the quality to find the back of the net.

Zian Flemming's composedand George Saville's late, late second give Millwall a smash-and-grab three points at Plymouth

It's a first win in three for the Lions, and the south-east London club's first league victory at Home Park since October 1987.

The visitors have keeper Bartosz Bialkowski to thank after the Pole pulled off a few decent saves.