That's our lot for another excellent day of EFL action.

Cardiff and Walsall end the day top of League One and League Two respectively.

Goals aplenty across the 23 games today - 66 to be precise. Can't complain about a lack of entertainment can we?

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• Bradford cruised to a 1-0 victory over Exeter City
• Leyton Orient thrash Burton Albion 4-0
• Cardiff took a cool 3-0 victory over Mansfield Town to top the table
• Doncaster Rovers end a miserable winless run with a 2-1 victory over Peterborough United
• Huddersfield and AFC Wimbledon share the points after an exciting 3-3 contest
• Port Vale succumb to a 1-0 defeat against Lincoln City
• Luton come back from behind against 10-man Bolton to share a 1-1 draw
• Pressure builds on Plymouth boss Tom Cleverley as they falter to a 3-0 loss against Northampton Town
• Rotherham and Wycombe take a goal apiece in their 1-1 draw
• It stays goalless between Stevenage and Wigan to see Boro knocked off the top spot

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It's all change again in League One and Cardiff City are the new leaders.

Their comfortable 3-0 win over Mansfield means the Bluebirds replace Stevenage at the summit after their goalless draw at Wigan.

It's as you were in terms of positions in the play-off spots, though Bradford have gained ground on Stevenage with their 1-0 win over Exeter.

In the bottom half, Leyton Orient, Northampton, Reading and Doncaster all climb the table with wins.

If my maths are correct, that makes just the 36 goals this afternoon in League Two as the fourth-tier provided its usual thrills and spills.

Walsall saw off Bromley to stay top of League Two while Swindon's victory at Chesterfield sees them stay second.

MK Dons make up the top three following their win at lunchtime and 10-man Notts County pulled off an impressive 1-0 victory at Bristol Rovers to move up to fourth.

Cambridge and Salford both made big jumps, going from 10th and 12th respectively into the play-off places.

At the bottom end of the table, Newport and Harrogate both picked up a point to close the gap on Cheltenham and Bristol Rovers respectively, who moved closer to the drop zone following disappointing defeats this afternoon.

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Both MK Dons and Swindon Town found themselves on the top of the League Two table this afternoon but Walsall left it late to push them back in their place.

Paul Warne's side still earn a spot in the automatic promotion spots after the Saddlers' victory ends Bromley's winning run, while Cambridge United and Salford City also benefit from wins to move into the top seven.

Newport County and Harrogate Town remain in the bottom two despite earning draws.

Let's take a look at how things stand after another bonkers day in League One and League Two...

Geoff Doyle
Commentator on BBC Three Counties Radio

Luton left it a little bit too late in the end. They showed much more fight in the second half and deserved their equaliser.

The Hatters probably deserve a little more in the end.

Bolton performed well, especially in the first half.

Mike Williams
BBC Final Score reporter at Kenilworth Road

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The points shared here but Jack Wilshere will be thinking his side should be coming away with all three points.

Luton had plenty of chances in the second half to win this. They would've fancied themselves even more when Bolton had Xavi Simons sent off for a foul on Kodua.

In the end, they did finally cancel out Dempsey's opener for Bolton through substitute Gideon Kodua who capitalised on a loose ball in the box.

We said before this match that these two were evenly matched and so it proved.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

Bromley dictated the first half and went ahead by taking advantage of a defensive mistake.

Mat Sadler then made a change at half-time and it made all the difference.

They came from behind and now top the table in League Two.

What a win for Walsall.

Walsall come back from behind to spoil Bromley's winning streak and retain their place at the apex of the table.

Daniel Kanu, Ryan Finnigan and Courtney Clarke all get themselves on the scoresheet after a dominant second-half from the Saddlers.

Superb comeback. One worth a place at the very top.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

What an end to this game.

Walsall catch Bromley on the counter-attack make it three in the dying embers.

They have deserved it in this second half.

An untimely injury to Walsall's Aden Flint means this one is still going on as he receives treatment.

The Bescot remains on tenterhooks.

Geoff Doyle
Commentator on BBC Three Counties Radio

Bolton were the better side in the first half, but Luton dominated in the second.

Bolton will feel they should have closed things off in the first half.

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A comfortable win for Cardiff who move to the top of League One.

Swindon take the win after a nerve-wracking six minutes of added time following Finley Munroe's red card.

Joe Snowdon gave them the lead following a corner but the drama wasn't finished.

A second yellow card for Munroe in the first minute of added time meant the Robins had to hold strong to prevent dropping points but they toughed it out to end Chesterfield's impressive undefeated run.

Five minutes left for Walsall to hold on to the top spot.

A pulsating game ends all square at Kenilworth Road.

Bolton cling on for a point after playing the final 20 minutes with 10 men following Xavier Simons' red card.