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Another emotional, action-packed night in the EFL comes to an end.

But don't be sad. We'll be back with another one tomorrow.

So get your rest and join us again then, eh?

Until then, good night.

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• Leicester record a remarkable 12th win from 13, their eighth win in a row, with a victory over play-off hopefuls Sunderland thanks to James Justin's goal
• Middlesbrough win for the sixth Championship game in a row thanks to Sam Greenwood and Sam Silvera goals, as Norwich slump to defeat despite Jonathan Rowe's stoppage-time rocket
• West Brom score twice in the second half to overcome struggling QPR as Carlos Corberan celebrates a year in charge
• Cardiff thrash Huddersfield 4-0 away from home thanks to Callum Robinson, Dimitrios Goutas, Yakou Meite and Perry Ng goals
• Millwall let slip an early lead to allow Blackburn to pick up all three points at The Den
• Ken Sema's goal decides an edgy affair between winners Watford and Swansea in south Wales

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This game came to life in the second half when QPR gave away a penalty and had a player sent off.

Brandon Thomas-Asante smashed the spot kick into the roof of the net and West Brom dominated the rest of the match and Grady Diangana put the game to bed with a second goal.

The Baggies move up to fifth in the Championship and QPR continue their five game skid and remain in the bottom three.

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• Kyle Wootton and Isaac Olaofe score second-half goals to keep Stockport top with a 2-0 win at Crewe, who began the night third
• Notts County stay on Stockport's tails, beating Newport 3-0 with Macaulay Langstaff scoring twice
• Elliot Lee scores a minute from time for Wrexham to beat bottom club Sutton 2-1
• Mansfield romp to a 4-1 victory at Harrogate with a Lucas Atkins double
• Bradley Hills seals a 4-2 win for Accrington at Wimbledon and a fourth straight win
• Matthew Etherington guides Colchester to victory in his first game as caretaker manager as Arthur Read scores the winner in a 3-2 win at Grimsby
• The win sends Forest Green into the bottom two as they lose 2-0 at home to Barrow

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• Leaders Portsmouth held 0-0 at Cambridge but extend their unbeaten run to 25 matches
• Second-placed Oxford fail to take advantage as goals from Stephen Humphrys and Callum Lang see Wigan beat them 2-0
• Barnsley close the gap to Oxford to two points with a 3-0 stroll against Shrewsbury
• Bolton also a little closer to the top two after a 4-2 win at Wycombe, with Eoin Toal and Aaron Morley both scoring in the last five minutes
• Peterborough, fifth at the start of the night, also win, 1-0 at Port Vale
• Blackpool, from seventh, beat bottom club Cheltenham 3-2
• Derby move closer to the top six with a 2-0 win at home to Exeter
• Josh Vela gives Fleetwood a stoppage-time victory at fellow strugglers Reading

While we await full-time in West Brom-QPR, let's run through the headlines across League One and League Two tonight...

QPR are throwing players forward in an attempt to get a goal but it's a long way back for the visitors with just a few minutes left.

West Brom are keeping it disciplined at the back and not letting anything get through.

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Leicester City show another side of their qualities, showing resolve and resilience to hold onto their narrow advantage and extend their lead at the top of the Championship with a 12th win from 13 - historic form.

The goal from James Justin proved enough for the Foxes, and Anthony Patterson's goalkeeping kept them at bay.

That said, Sunderland had chances but failed to take them. Tony Mowbray will rue that, but the Foxes deserved it.

We are still going at the Hawthorns but it's all one-way traffic at the moment.

The Baggies well on top now with less then 10 minutes of regular time left.

I wouldn't be surprised if they nabbed a third.

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The four completed Championship games tonight have all been won by the away side.

However the two matches still ongoing are being led by the home teams.

Just something I noticed - and still time for it to change.

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Six wins in the Championship on the spin and seven in all comps.

Boro are well and truly back in the saddle under Miichael Carrick, who celebates a year in charge.

Goals from Sam Greenwood and Sam Silvera were enough to settle the affair, despite a rasper from Jonathan Rowe late on.

Norwich stuck in a bit of a rut, while the Teessiders soar up the table.

Ken Sema's superb goal in the 82nd minute was the difference in this cagey affair in south Wales.

The win sees Watford shuffle up the Championship table to 15th whilst Swansea remain in the bottom third.

Cardiff's first-half barrage is enough to see off sorry Huddersfield, who slump to defeat.

Callum Robinson scored in the first two minutes, Dimitrios Goutas bulleted in a header soon after and Yakou Meite made it three before the break.

The Bluebirds settled it with Perry Ng's devastating free-kick, and not even a series of near misses could turn it round for Huddersfield with the game done.

Back to winning ways for Erol Bulut.

A terrific road win for Blackburn who leapfrog Millwall and move up to 7th in the Championship table and claim their third win in a row.

Into the last 10 minutes. Leicester are still ahead but there is still a chance for Sunderland to deny them a 12th win from 13.

Dennis Cirkin the latest Black Cat to have a dig, curling over the top. Leicester slightly loose.

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Well that has sure woken everyone up at The Hawthorns after that first-half snorefest.

QPR a goal down - and a man down - all in the same incident.

Grady Diangana went down with some ease under a challenge from Kenneth Paal, referee James Bell pointed to the spot, Rangers defender Jimmy Dunne complained too forcibly and was red-carded.

BTA then slammed home a stunning penalty but Rangers boss Gareth Ainsworth's luck is right out.

Just the sort of decision you don't want to see when your team haven't won in seven games - and your job is supposedly on the line!

West Brom have climbed over the top rope and entered the ring, they are not messing around now.

Grady Diangana the latest Baggies player to test the QPR goal and rattles the woodwork.

It's an entirely different atmosphere now at The Hawthorns.

The visitors look stunned.