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Championship leaders Leicester City came back from behind to win 3-1 at Swansea and move 11 points clear of third place.

Wayne Rooney's first game as Birmingham boss ended in a 1-0 defeat by Middlesbrough and Leeds fought back from 2-0 down to claim a 3-2 win at Norwich.

In League One, Portsmouth needed a late winner from Conor Shaughnessy to see off dogged Carlisle and go eight points clear of third.

League Two leaders Stockport made it eight straight wins with an exciting 3-2 victory over Grimsby and second-placed Notts County marked their 5,000th game in the Football League with a 2-1 win at Gillingham.

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• Leaders Stockport eventually saw off Grimsby 3-2 in a thriller with Louie Barry bagging a brace.
• The Hatters stay ahead of Notts County who won their 5,000th league game 2-1 at Gillingham thanks to Lewis Macari’s late thunderbolt.
• Crewe came from behind to win 4-2 at Crawley but Wrexham lost ground as Paul Mullin’s goal at Bradford was cancelled out late on.
• Swindon came from behind to lead 2-1 at Salford through Charlie Austin on 85 minutes but conceded an equaliser six minutes into stoppage time.
• Mansfield v Forest Green was postponed but Accrington won 1-0 against MK Dons, under Mike Williamson, who are now winless in nine.
• Basement-boys Sutton came from 2-0 down at home to Morecambe to level, only to lose 3-2 to a stoppage-time goal while Harrogate came from a goal down to win 2-1 at Colchester.
• Barrow v AFC Wimbledon was goalless.

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• Portsmouth need a stoppage-time winner from defender Conor Shaughnessy to beat Carlisle to stay top.
• Oxford are denied a win by Jordan Rhodes’ stoppage-time equaliser at home to Blackpool while third-placed Barnsley also draw 1-1 at Leyton Orient.
• Bolton are fourth after holding off Northampton 2-1 while Ephron Mason-Clark’ scored at both ends as Peterborough draw a see-saw game 2-2 at home to Wycombe.
• Beryly Lubaba’s double sees Burton come from 1-0 down to beat 10-man Bristol Rovers 4-1 and go up to ninth, ahead of Derby who lost 1-0 at Shrewsbury.
• After scoring their first goal of the season last week, Liam Sercombe’s early strike is enough for Cheltenham to beat Cambridge and end a 13-match winless streak.
• Wigan beat Exeter 2-0 in the battle of two sides who have lost four straight while Lincoln win 1-0 at Fleetwood.
• Alfie May made it eight goals in eight games as Charlton beat Reading 4-0 with all the goals coming after the break while Stevenage and Port Vale ends goalless.

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• Championship leaders Leicester come back from a goal down to win 3-1 at Swansea and are now 11 points clear of third place.
• Leeds fight back from 2-0 down to win 3-2 at Norwich on Daniel Farke's return to Carrow Road to move up into third spot.
• Ryan Fraser's late, late goal gives Southampton victory at Hull City.
• Middlesbrough's excellent run of form continues as they ruin Wayne Rooney's first game as Birmingham boss with a 1-0 win.
• Sunderland slip to a second successive loss as they go down 2-1 at Stoke and Bristol City beat Coventry 1-0 to move up to eighth.
• Blackburn make it back-to-back wins with a 1-0 success against Cardiff.
• Winless Sheffield Wednesday start life under Danny Rohl with a 1-0 defeat at Watford and are now nine points adrift of safety.

Ryan Fraser's winning goal deep into injury time gives Southampton the victory and they jump up to fifth in the Championship.

Disappointment for Hull who fought back to get on level terms in the first half and looked strong throughout the match.

Leeds take all three points at Carrow Road after a terrific second-half fightback.

They trailed 2-0 at the break but a Shane Duffy own goal and a Crysencio Summerville double mean the Whites take the points back to West Yorkshire and make it a perfect return to Norfolk for former Canaries boss Daniel Farke.

Stoke edge away from the bottom of the table with three points in the bag, whilst Sunderland squander the chance to enter the Championship top three.

Luke McNally's towering header just after the break put the Potters ahead and the Black Cats were unable to find an equaliser.

Big win for Stoke.

Bristol City leap into the Championship's top 10 and Coventry will be frustrated not to have at least earned a point.

Robert Dickie put the Robins ahead on the stroke of halftime and the Sky Blues fought back in the second half but couldn't find a way through.

A hard earned point for the home side at Ashton Gate.

The leaders carry on their merry way with a sixth away win out of six.

Swansea went ahead, but that was like poking the bear and Leicester's response has been emphatic.

33 points out of a possible 36 now for the Foxes this season.

Early goals from Kian Harratt and Jack Rudoni are enough to give Darren Moore his first win as Huddersfield boss.

QPR remain in the bottom three and have now lost their past four.

Not a classic but Blackburn will not be too bothered.

Joe Rankin-Costello's goal is enough to help the home team record back-to-back victories.

Danny Rohl's first game in charge of lowly Sheffield Wednesday ends in defeat.

Yaser Asprilla's late strike gives Watford a much-needed win.

The winless Owls have now got just three points from 12 games.

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No goals and not quite the result either team wanted.

A third goalless draw of the season for West Brom, while Plymouth are still winless on the road and their slide down the Championship table continues.

Big goals. Huge goals.

Portsmouth might have snatched it through Conor Shaughnessy's stoppage-time strike against Carlisle and Blackpool have levelled at second-placed Oxford United though Jordan Rhodes in added time.

A huge swing at the top.

Elsewhere Joe Powell and Kwadwo Baah look to have made the points safe for Burton against 10-man Bristol Rovers, who led 1-0 but are now 4-1 down.

Looking like 17 points from seven games for the Brewers while Gas are facing a third straight away defeat.

Charlie Austin's late penalty has put Swindon 2-1 ahead at Salford having trailed early on.

And wait, the top five are not all winning, Adam Wilson has equalised for Bradford at home to Wrexham who have slipped below Swindon in the live table.

No goals at The Hawthorns, but we have just had an eighth booking as Plymouth goalkeeper is shown a yellow for timewasting.

Is that a sign of the visitors settling for a point?