Newcastle's Lascelles scores late equaliser at Norwich
Bradshaw (2) & Armstrong give Barnsley win at Villa
Hemed penalty levels for Brighton against Ipswich
Reading come from behind to beat Brentford 3-2
Huddersfield beat Rotherham 3-2
Cardiff win 4-3 at Derby
Image source, Rex FeaturesSo that's your lot.
Eleven Championship games brought us 42 goals and that's not to mention the top two in both League One and Two failing to win.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesWhere to start in League Two?
Second-placed Plymouth have suffered a shock defeat at home to Leyton Orient, with Sandro Semedo scoring the visitors' winner in the fourth minute of added time.
Third-placed Carlisle beat leaders Doncaster 2-1, while fourth-placed Luton beat Mansfield Mansfield 3-0.
Without any doubt, the game of the day was at Field Mill, where Yoann Arquin scored a late equaliser for Mansfield in a 4-4 draw with Accrington Stanley.
Reading 3-2 Brentford
Fantastic win for promotion hopefuls Reading.
The Royals trailed Brentford 2-1 going into the final 15 minutes but goals from Danny Williams and Roy Beerans gave them a precious win.
They've now closed the gap to second-placed Brighton to five points.
Arguably the game of the night was at Pride Park where Joe Ralls' last-minute penalty earned Cardiff a 4-3 win at Derby.
Leeds stay firmly in the play-off mix with a 2-1 win over Bristol City.
Sheffield Wednesday also strengthened their own play-off hopes with a 2-1 victory over Blackburn, while Jake Buxton's late header earned Wigan a vital win at Wolves.
Elsewhere it's now just one win in 13 for Birmingham under Gianfranco Zola following their 2-1 loss at Preston.
Fulham won their second successive home game 3-2, as they beat Nottingham Forest.
Meanwhile Reading lead Brentford 3-2 with a couple of minutes remaining.
Image source, Rex FeaturesCoventry are denied a first league win since November by Paul Robinson's last-minute shot from inside the box for AFC Wimbledon.
Fleetwood came from behind to beat Bradford 2-1, while former Bantams player Felipe Morais has given third-placed Bolton the lead against Rochdale in the 20:00 kick-off.
Both the top two sides have been held to goalless draws, Sheffield United unable to win at Bristol Rovers, and Scunthorpe playing out a 0-0 draw at home to Walsall.
Image source, Rex FeaturesWell, that was all a bit frantic wasn't it.
Newcastle remain top of the Championship after their 2-2 draw at Norwich and Brighton's 1-1 draw against Ipswich.
They'll be looking over their shoulders at Huddersfield who came from behind to beat Rotherham thanks to Tommy Smith's goal in the second minute of stoppage time - the third-placed Terriers are now just four points behind Brighton.
Aston Villa's woes continued with a 3-1 defeat at home to Barnsley.
Brighton 1-1 Ipswich
A great game at Brighton ends level.
The visitors took an early lead through skipper Luke Chambers' header before Tomer Hemed equalised from the spot before the break.
The result keeps the Seagulls second in the table.
Brighton 1-1 Ipswich
Glenn Murray smashes a shot against the post for Brighton.
That would have sent them top of the table!
Norwich 2-2 Newcastle
Norwich keeper John Ruddy saves well from Jonjo Shelvey's deflected free-kick and that's full-time.
The Magpies took the lead after 23 seconds through Ayoze Perez before goals from Jacob Murphy and Cameron Jerome put the Canaries in front at the break.
Jamaal Lascelles gave the leaders a deserved point with a fine finish late on.
Roy Beerens
Two minutes after they equalised, Reading are ahead.
It's a shocking clearance by Brentford keeper Dan Bentley, who sends the ball straight to Yann Kermorgant.
Kermorgant sennds the ball back towards goal, and Roy Beerens finishes into an empty net.
Aston Villa 1-3 Barnsley
Barnsley heap more misery on listless Aston Villa.
A double from Tom Bradshaw and Adam Armstrong's penalty give the Tykes all three points at Villa Park.
Villa have taken just one point from seven games in 2017.
Danny Williams
If everyone could stop scoring for a minute, we could use a breather.
Reading are back on level terms with Brentford, Danny Williams turning in from Garath McCleary's cross.
There's plenty of time for a winner in this one, having kicked off at 20:00.
Norwich 2-2 Newcastle
Ayoze Perez, who scored in the first minute, nearly scores in the last.
Norwich keeper John Ruddy keeps out the Spaniard's effort.
Brighton 1-1 Ipswich
It's still really open at Brighton.
This time Emy Huws bursts through for Ipswich but he's denied by a combination of goalkeeper David Stockdale and defender Shane Duffy.
Tommy Smith
Huddersfield just cannot be stopped this season and it looks like they're heading for a fifth straight league win.
Tommy Smith collects the ball on the right and powers a low shot into the corner from all of 25 yards. Stunning strike and as things stand the Terriers will be four points behind an automatic promotion spot.
Joe Ralls
Surely the winner for Cardiff!
Joe Ralls steps up from the penalty spot to restore the Bluebirds' lead after a foul on Rhys Healey.
Incredible comeback.
Norwich 2-2 Newcastle
Good chance for Jonjo Shelvey but he scuffs his effort wide.
Newcastle looking the more likely winners as we enter the closing minutes.
Norwich 2-2 Newcastle
Sir Trevor Brooking
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live
At present, as the seconds tick away, if anyone is going to win, it looks like it is going to be Newcastle.
Jake Buxton
The game at Molineux has passed us by somewhat with all the other goals flying in - but what a HUGE goal this could be.
Jake Buxton rises high to head home a corner for Wigan to leave the home faithful stunned.
