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That's as far as we go here for today - but we'll be back with live text coverage of the League One and League Two action next weekend.

Championship leaders Leicester fell to a second successive defeat as their unbeaten away record was ended at Middlesbrough.

Second-placed Ipswich, third-placed Leeds and fourth-placed Southampton all recorded victories and maybe we will have title race on our hands after all.

In League One, leaders Portsmouth were held by Charlton and managerless Oxford held on for a 3-2 win at Leyton Orient and are now one point behind Pompey.

Stockport won 4-2 at Swindon to continue their superb run of form and stay top of League Two.

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Leicester City's first defeat on the road and second on the spin means their lead at the top has been reduced to goal difference.

Ipswich Town's 3-2 win against Swansea City has them equal on points with the Foxes at the summit.

Leeds and Southampton also both won today and they will feel they can get into contention for the top two after the final international break of the year.

West Brom's defeat by Southampton sees them slip out of the top six.

The view at the bottom remains a miserable one for Sheffield Wednesday, who were today well beaten 4-0 by Millwall.

The only good news for the Owls is that Huddersfield's late defeat at Hull City means they're still nine points adrift of safety. Admittedly, a long way back when you've taken six points from 16 games.

The first win for the Londoners under Joe Edwards lifts the Lions up to 15th in the table.

Queens Park Rangers, under new boss Marti Cifuentes, were the only one of the bottom four sides to pick up a point today as they held Bristol City to a goalless draw.

• League leaders Stockport County go 13 games unbeaten as they beat Swindon 4-2 at the County Ground.
• New Bradford boss Graham Alexander tasted defeat in his first game as the Bantams lost 2-1 to Barrow.
• A Courtney Baker-Richardson penalty in the 98th minute gave Crewe Alexandra a 1-0 win over Notts County.
• Wrexham picked up a 2-0 win against Gillingham to go second and Mansfield beat Salford 2-1 to move up to third.
• Morecombe fell to a 3-2 defeat at Grimsby while two Ali Al Hamadi goals helped AFC Wimbledon overcome Doncaster Rovers with the Dons finishing the game with nine men.
• George Thomson's late goal for Harrogate was enough for a 1-0 win at Walsall.

• League leaders Portsmouth remain on top of the League One table and unbeaten in 27 games after a 2-2 draw against Charlton.
• Managerless Oxford United picked up a 3-2 win at Leyton Orient. The U's are now just a point behind Pompey.
• Bottom-of-the-table Reading surrendered a 2-0 lead against Shrewsbury and conceded two late goals in stoppage time to lose 3-2.
• George Thomason's goal was enough for Bolton to pick up the three points in a 1-0 win against Blackpool while 10-man Bristol Rovers beat Carlisle by the same scoreline.
• Derby cruised to a 3-0 win against Barnsley and Northampton overcame Burton 2-0.
• Olamide Shodipo salvaged a point late on for Lincoln against Port Vale with both sides down to 10-men.

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• Sam Greenwood’s late goal gave Middlesbrough a fine victory over leaders Leicester who lose their third game of the season, and drop points for the first time on the road.
• Ipswich are second only on goal difference after coming from behind to beat Swansea 3-2
• Leeds had a nervy final few minutes after Ben Waine’s late goal for Plymouth but Daniel Farke’s men held on for a 2-1 win
• Southampton moved up to fourth and are now unbeaten in eight after a hard-fought 2-1 win over West Brom
• Norwich scored twice in the final 10 minutes to come from behind and beat Cardiff in a 3-2 thriller
• Liam Delap’s injury time strike saw Hull move up to eighth with victory over Huddersfield
• Mileta Rajovic scored twice as Watford hammered lowly Rotherham 5-0
• It was another horror day for bottom side Sheffield Wednesday as they lost 4-0 at home to Millwall
• Bristol City drew 0-0 with QPR in Liam Manning’s first game in charge and Coventry v Stoke also ended goalless

Ben Croucher
BBC Final Score

Referees always get praise when an advantage leads to a goal.

Oliver Langford might just get some for pulling play back when Middlesbrough were on the attack, resulting in the free-kick that Sam Greenwood fired home for the winner against Leicester.

He then got booed off when he played 40 seconds over added time! Who'd be a ref eh?!

Second-placed Ipswich back to winning ways after successive draws and now level on points with league leaders Leicester.

They fell behind early on in this but one but fought back to make it 15 wins from their past 16 home matches.

The Swans ended the game with 10 men after Liam Cullen was sent off for two yellows.

Norwich hold on for a big win!

They trailed until the 82nd minute but a Ryan Wintle own goal was quickly followed by Adam Idah's goal which proved to be the winner.

A five-goal thriller!

Liam Delap's late goal gives play-off chasing Hull City another win.

Struggling Huddersfield have won just one of their past 10.

Five goals, three points and six unbeaten for in-form Watford.

It's 21 away games without a win for the lowly Millers now.

We're still going in this one as Cardiff look for a late leveller!

David Wagner and Norwich *really* need these points after losing their last four.

Another win for third-placed Leeds but they had to sweat for it.

Goals from Dan James and Joel Piroe in the first half looked to have done the work before Ben Waine pulled a late goal back for the away side.

Plymouth remain without an away win this season but gave a good account of themselves against the promotion chasers.

Southampton make it eight unbeaten with a hard-fought win over promotion rivals West Brom.

Adam Armstrong's ninth goal of the season proved the difference.

Late drama!

Conor McGrandles has equalised for Charlton to make it 2-2 against league leaders and unbeaten Portsmouth.

And Reading have lost their 2-0 lead and are now losing 3-2 against Shrewsbury who have scored twice in stoppage time.

The points are shared at the CBS Arena.

Mark Robins' Coventry City end their run of four straight defeats with a hard-fought draw against a Stoke side that has extend their unbeaten run to five.

No late winner, it ends in a stalemate in Liam Manning's first game in charge of Bristol City.

QPR new boss Marti Cifuentes has drawn both of his first two games.