Well that's a wrap from us.

It's been another helter skelter afternoon in the EFL - you just have to love it!

Thanks so much for your company - and we'll see you back here soon for more football fun.

While much of the EFL action is done for the weekend, don't forget there is still a South Yorkshire derby to come on Sunday.

Can Sheffield Wednesday put the seemingly endless misery behind them - which was compounded by the transfer embargo put on them on Friday - and get the better of a Rotherham side that is also struggling near the bottom?

That match kicks off at 13:00 BST tomorrow and we will have full text commentary right here.

Gareth Ainsworth's QPR may have worked leaders Leicester hard today, but they were edged out and remain second bottom of the Championship.

And this is how it looks for those nearer the foot of the standing after 14 games...

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• Stockport's lead in League Two has grown to five points after a routine 2-0 win at home to Tranmere.
• Wrexham leave it late in the battle of the high-flying promoted sides, winning 2-0 at Notts County.
• Bottom side Sutton grab a crucial first ever win over Bradford, thanks to an 87th-minute 2-1 winner.
• Morecambe score four second-half goals, including a Michael Mellon hat-trick to win 4-1 at home to Wimbledon.
• MK Dons leave it late to beat Swindon in a 3-2 thriller.

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• Portsmouth come from 2-0 down to win 3-2 at Reading and open up a six-point gap at the top of the table. The Royals drop to the foot of the division.
• Oxford United salvage a point and hold on to second place with an added-time penalty making it 2-2 against Wycombe after a pair of Luke Leahy spot-kicks had put the visitors in front.

• Barnsley drop to fifth, but also found a late 2-2 leveller to avoid defeat at home to struggling Fleetwood.
• Bolton replace Barnsley in third after scoring two goals without reply at Charlton.
• Cheltenham come from behind at Port Vale to lift themselves off the bottom with just their second win of the season.

Leicester City did it the tough way at QPR today, but they continue to lead the way in the Championship.

And this is how the top section of the table looks after today's games...

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Jaden Philogene’s second-half winner earns Hull just a second home win of the season and puts them into the thick of the play-off picture in sixth.

The result extends a miserable run for faltering Preston who drop from fourth to eighth.

After six straight wins, Ryan Lowe’s side are now winless in seven matches.

Ipswich outlast Plymouth who came close to pegging them back in the final minutes.

The Tractor Boys keep the pressure on Championship leaders Leicester in second whilst Plymouth drop a place to 19th.

Swansea claim all three points and jump up to 13th in the Championship table.

Not much doing for Blackburn in this one, they'll be disappointed, and drop a place.

Mileta Rajovic's last-gasp leveller extends Watford's unbeaten run to four matches in a game bookended by two quick goals.

Watford drop to 16th, while Millwall are down in 18th after a run of two wins in 10.

Almost a leveller.

A great save from Ryan Allsop denies Ched Evans. Can Hull hang on? Almost there.

What a week for Alex Neil who has guided his Stoke side to a third win in a week since returning from the international break.

First-half goals from Michael Rose and Mehdi Leris proved enough to end Middlesbrough’s seven-game winning run and spoil Michael Carrick’s 50th game in charge.

And the two-goal winning margin did not flatter the Potters who appear to have clicked into gear after a stuttering start to the campaign.

A first win away to Middlesbrough since August 1997 moves Stoke up to 11th, a point and place below their opponents.

Cameron Brannagan's added-time penalty spares Oxford United's blushes.

They may have let a 1-0 lead slip at home to Wycombe, but the midfielder shows composure to make it 2-2 and put his side on track to at least get something from the game.

Tony Mowbray's Sunderland end a three-game losing run in style, as they fight back to beat Norwich.

One way traffic in this one.

Cardiff the better team throughout against a weakened Bristol City side that was missing a number of starters.

Cardiff up to 5th in the Championship.

Championship leaders Leicester City overcome 10-man QPR for their 13th win in 14 games to start the season.

Harry Winks' first goal for the Foxes ensures they prevail at Loftus Road.

That is three very hard-earned points for the visitors, in a game defined by Andre Dozzell - who first levelled for Rangers before going on to get sent off for two yellow cards in the space of just seconds after the break.

Asmir Begovic stands between Leicester and a third as he saves well from Ricardo Pereira.

A massive goal for bottom side Sutton United.

The wonderfully-named Harry Beautyman putting the hosts minutes away from a first ever victory over Bradford.

Elsewhere, Michael Mellon has completed his hat-trick to put Morecambe 4-1 up at home to Wimbledon.