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Never fear, Delia.

Your beloved Norwich City are top of the Championship this evening and they've done it in style with a thumping 4-0 win.

It's been another stellar day in the English Football League which has seen late goals, red cards for exuberant celebrations, teams being dismantled and stylish, stylish football.

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• Norwich go top of the Championship after comfortably beating struggling Bolton 4-0, with Teemu Pukki scoring twice and Kenny McLean seeing a second half penalty saved
• Sheffield United move up to second after Gary Madine's brace helps them a 4-0 win of their own against relegation-threatened Reading
• West Bromwich Albion beat Aston Villa at Villa Park to keep up their push for promotion, with former leaders Leeds, who do not play this weekend, going down to third.
• Ipswich strike late to seal a point against Stoke but remain nine points adrift at the bottom of the table
• Preston and Nottingham Forest play out a goalless draw at Deepdale, with the Lilywhites extending their unbeaten run to seven games
• Sheffield Wednesday strike late to seal a dramatic point in their early kick-off against Yorkshire rivals Rotherham

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• Stevenage came from two down to draw 2-2, equalising late in stoppage time against league leaders Lincoln City.
• Paul Scholes' Oldham conceded a late equaliser against Crewe and are held 1-1 in his second game as Latics boss.
• A Nicky Maynard goal was enough for Bury to move up into second in the table after beating Exeter 1-0 after Mansfield lost to Notts County earlier today.
• Macclesfield were held to a 1-1 draw against Colchester to leave the Silkmen second from bottom, a point from safety.

• League leaders Luton continue their brilliant form to beat Fleetwood 2-1 and set a new club record for unbeaten games.
• Second-placed Barnsley overcame Wycombe Wanderers 2-1 at Oakwell and move five points clear of Portsmouth in third.
• Former Walsall players Amadou Bakayoko and Jordy Hiwula-Mayifuila were among the goals for Coventry as the Sky Blues beat Walsall 3-0.
• Peterborough edge to a 1-0 win over Oxford United, who slip into the relegation zone.

The final whistles have now blown across all our games in the EFL.

Let's take a look at the headlines in Leagues One and Two....

Hounours even at Deepdale in a game which both sides would probably be happy to take a point from.

Forest did have the ball in the net twice as Lewis Grabbon and Joe Lolley both had efforts ruled out.

Preston move up into eleventh after today's draw while Forest switch places with Birmingham to move into eighth in the Championship.

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The bragging rights go to West Brom whose first half double sends them on their way to three points against Aston Villa.

Darren Moore's side keep pace with their promotion rivals at the top while Villa remain 10th.

Not even a saved penalty could spoil an otherwise perfect day for Norwich as they dismantle Bolton.

The Canaries go top of the Championship courtesy of the victory, which saw Teemu Pukki score twice and bring up his tally to 23 in the league this season.

Bolton meanwhile never looked likely of repeating their win against Birmingham in midweek and are three points adrift in 23rd.

Ipswich may be cut adrift at the bottom of the Championship but they refuse to throw in the towel.

For the second game running they've come from behind to grab a point at home - but you suspect that won't be enough to keep them in the division.

Morecambe are a goal up against Port Vale in the big game at the wrong end of the League Two table.

Bury are leading Exeter 1-0 and could move into second after Mansfield loss against Notts County earlier today.

League leaders Lincoln City are 2-1 against Stevenage and MK Dons lead Carlisle 3-2.

Sheffield United coast their way to victory with a 4-0 thumping of Reading, including two Gary Madine goals.

Chris Wilder's side move up to second with Leeds not playing this weekend.

Reading, meanwhile, remain outside the relegation zone on goal difference.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Villa Park

Great reception for Villa old boy Gareth Barry as he leaves the field to acclaim from all sides of the ground.

With just five minutes to go, he and his boss should he thinking ‘job well done’.

Stoke make their final change, bringing on Ryan Shawcross for Tom Ince.

Do you think they're happy just to try to see this one out?

Coventry have not scored three goals at home all season but they have today as they lead Walsall 3-0.

Meanwhile, Peterbrough lead Oxford 1-0 through Ivan Toney's goal, Barnsley are two up against Wycombe at Oakwell and Shrewsbury and Burton are still level at 1-1.

A rare chance for Reading in this game.

Lewis Baker fires from the edge of the box towards the top corner, but Sheffield United goalkeeper Dean Henderson makes a terrific diving save.

Sheffield United's Scott Hogan is denied a goal on his debut by Reading goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez.

The Royals man palms his effort away for a corner. The Blades showing no signs of stopping as we enter the closing stages.

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There's a break in play at the University of Bolton Stadium as Norwich midfielder Emiliano Buendia receives treatment.

The Canaries have really bossed this game and Bolton look shocked.