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So we now know that Portsmouth and Stockport will be top of the charts in Leagues One and Two on Christmas Day.

A nice feeling for those supporters, but no guarantees of promotion just yet.

A sobering afternoon for Sutton after that 8-0 loss at Edgeley Park, but there's always next week.

Or you could be a Morecambe fan celebrating a record EFL away win.

That's football, you just never know what's around the corner.

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It’s as you were at the top of the table with leaders Stockport remaining six points clear and boosting their goal difference with the 8-0 battering of lowly Sutton.

Barrow’s 3-0 win at Swindon not only set a new club record for six straight league wins but saw them jump to second, above Wrexham on goal difference, after the 10-man Dragons could only edge past Colchester 2-1 at the Racecourse.

Mansfield were 3-1 winners at Crawley but Notts County lost ground, losing by the same score at Harrogate.

The status quo remains at the bottom too as Sutton are six points adrift of safety, now with a much worse goal difference, while second-bottom Forest Green lost 2-0 at MK Dons.

Colchester remain third-bottom with Tranmere a point ahead after a 1-0 reverse at Walsall.

Salford did pick up a point in a stalemate at home to AFC Wimbledon while Doncaster were thumped 5-0 at home by Morecambe.

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Portsmouth ensure they will be top for Christmas after a strong 3-0 win at Shrewsbury helped by two Abu Kamara goals.

The gap at the top is now seven points after Bolton, who began the day in second, lost 2-1 at home to Bristol Rovers and had a man sent off. Peterborough take that second spot after a narrow 1-0 win at Fleetwood.

Oxford are up to fourth after beating managerless Burton 3-0 with Stevenage fourth after they were held by Exeter.

Derby remain sixth as they concede a 98th minute equaliser at home to Wycombe, with the sides immediately below the play-offs, Barnsley and Blackpool both failing to win.

At the other end, Cheltenham looked set to jump off the bottom as they led Leyton Orient only to concede two late goals.

Reading could only draw at Lincoln and remain the bottom four with Fleetwood and Carlisle, who allowed a 2-1 lead to slip at home to Northampton.

Port Vale were the big movers at that end, thanks to Ethan Chislett's hat-trick in the win over Wigan.

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• Leaders Stockport score EIGHT as they thrash bottom side Sutton.
• Barrow move up to second on goal difference after a 3-0 win at Swindon.
• 10-man Wrexham hold on to beat Colchester 2-1 but slip down to third.
• Mansfield remain fourth after a 3-1 victory away to Crawley.
• Crewe snatch a point in the 98th minute after Accrington looked to have won it in the 96th minute as the game ends 3-3.
• Morecambe record their biggest ever EFL away win - 5-0 at Doncaster.
• Notts County are beaten again, this time 3-1 at Harrogate.
• Bradford make it three wins on the spin with a 2-0 success at Gillingham.
• Forest Green remain in the bottom two after a 2-0 loss at MK Dons.
• Walsall defeat Tranmere by the odd goal, while Newport draw 1-1 with Grimsby and it finishes goalless between Salford and AFC Wimbledon.

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• Portsmouth continue their march after a 3-0 win at Shrewsbury thanks to an Abu Kamara double.

• Peterborough join them in the automatic promotion places after a 1-0 win at Fleetwood.

• Oxford's 3-0 win against Burton gives Des Buckingham a first win in charge of United, and they're up to third.

• Stevenage miss the chance to go second after a 1-1 draw at home to Exeter, while a late Luke Leahy penalty earns Wycombe a point with Derby.

• A fine 2-1 win for Bristol Rovers on the road at Bolton, and the Trotters have dropped from second to fifth in the table.

• Ethan Chislett's hat-trick for Port Vale sees them defeat Wigan 3-2 after an entertaining encounter at Vale Park.

• A come-from-behind 2-1 win for Leyton Orient at Cheltenham keeps the home side bottom of the League One table. They stay level on points with Reading, who also came from behind to claim a point at Lincoln.

• Elsewhere, a 2-1 win for Cambridge at home to Blackpool, while the spoils were shared between Carlisle and Northampton, and Barnsley and Charlton.

Luke Leahy's penalty deep into injury time rescues a point after Tom Barkhuizen looked to have won it for Derby.

Two runs end with this result, the Rams' run of five wins and the Chairboys' four losses on the spin.

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Job done for the League One leaders.

That goal for Abu Kamara on the stroke of half-time made the difference before they added two more after the break, including a second for Kamara.

An excellent afternoon for Pompey.

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Wrexham hold on to make it five straight home wins despite playing more than an hour with 10 men.

Elliot Lee's 12th goal of the season gave them an early lead and an own-goal gave them a cushion, however Jayden Fevrier set up a nervy finale.

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Sutton's miserable afternoon is mercifully over.

The leaders ran riot with Ryan Croasdale getting his first two goals of the season and Paddy Madden completing a hat-trick and passing 50 Hatters goals.

They returned to winning ways in emphatic style against the division's bottom side who end a five-match unbeaten run by losing for a 14th time this season - the heaviest loss in their EFL history.

Sam Vokes is brought down by Joe Ward. Wycombe have a chance to snatch a point.

Barrow have done it. Their first win at Swindon since September 1967 and the first time they have ever won six straight games, having now played 2,083 times in the league. They've kept four clean sheets in that run too.

The Bluebirds keep pace with the leaders in League Two. Swindon, however, continue to falter.

A point apiece at the LNER Stadium.

Harvey Knibbs with the equaliser for Reading after a very early Nelson Abbey own goal, but the Royals may feel they have had enough of the game to force a win.

So close to an equaliser for Wycombe.

Kane Vincent-Young drills a ball across the box and Garath McCleary is inches away from getting a toe on it.

Reading forward Harvey Knibbs almost has his second of the game as he makes space in the box, but Lukas Jensen denies him what would surely have been a winner.

Aiden O'Brien has had a long-range shot for Sutton. It was saved by the keeper. This was against the run of play, it goes without saying.