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And as the sunshine continues to give us just a bit more of a summertime feeling - that's where we'll leave things.

Plenty of celebrations across the EFL from today's action - but don't forget we'll be back for more tomorrow.

Until then - thanks for being with us and make sure you check out the football pages of the BBC Sport website and app later for all the reaction and analysis from today's games.

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That's us done for today, but there's more action on the way from the Championship on Sunday.

West Brom host Huddersfield at the Hawthorns in a midday kick-off.

We'll have full coverage right here on BBC Sport - so make sure you join us for all the thrills and spills from that one.

• Exeter stay top but were pegged back in the second half by Newport.
• High-flying Swindon and Cheltenham both enjoy away wins.
• Dino Maamria's new side Oldham enjoy a 3-1 win over Morecambe.
• Crewe come from behind to beat Salford 4-1 and are second in League Two.
• Bottom side Stevenage battle to a point away at Forest Green, who have a man sent off late on.
• Crawley strike deep in to stoppage time to draw 2-2 at Northampton.

• Bolton are denied their first league win of the season by a late Sunderland penalty - they're up to -9 points after a 1-1 draw.
• Oxford thump Lincoln 6-0 at Sincil Bank, with Tariqe Fosu's hat-trick the highlight of their outstanding display.
• With Coventry not playing, Ipswich are the new leaders after their 1-0 win at Gillingham.
• Portsmouth are beaten at Wycombe, who are third in League One. Adebayo Akinfenwa's late penalty settled things at Adams Park. Pompey, beaten in the play-offs last season, are only just outside the relegation zone.

• Swansea miss the chance to go top and take advantage of Leeds' earlier draw as they are held to a goalless draw at Bristol City.
• Preston are up to third as they hold on for a win at Birmingham City, while Nahki Wells' double at Millwall sees QPR go up to fourth place.
• Cardiff win 1-0 courtesy of an early own goal by Middlesbrough's Ashley Fletcher.
• Garry Monk just about continues his unbeaten start in charge of Sheffield Wednesday with a 1-1 draw against Fulham, thanks to a stoppage-time equaliser.
• Nottingham Forest's good form continues as they see off Barnsley 1-0 at home, while Hull are big winners on the road at Luton, winning 3-0.
• Stoke climb off the bottom with a draw at Brentford for just their second point of the campaign.

And that's all the full-times in the Championship in.

Stick with us for a few moments to find out the full-time headlines from across the EFL...

Preston have held on and they're up to third!

Birmingham are beaten at home for the first time this season.

They're in to added time after added time at Birmingham because their left-back Kristian Pedersen is down receiving treatment for an injury.

This one could go on for a few more minutes still... A nervous wait for Preston fans.

Nathan Jones may live to fight another day as Stoke manager with this point in a game where neither side could find a way through some stubborn defending.

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All over at Hillsborough and yet another draw for Fulham.

Garry Monk's Wednesday got the point in injury time, but they were good value for it after Tom Cairney's first-half goal for the visitors.

Ben Watson's goal separated the two Reds at the City Ground.

Nahki Wells with the double for QPR either side of Shaun Hutchison's goal for Millwall.

Hull's late flurry gives them a first win in the league since 10 August, and their first away league win of the season.

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Goal from Adam Armstrong and Bradley Dack for Blackburn in either half and John Swift pulled one back for Reading.

But it's a fifth defeat of the season already for the Royals.

An early headed own goal from Boro's Ashley Fletcher gives Cardiff a win that extends their unbeaten run to five games.

Birmingham are throwing everything at Preston, who are camped in their own penalty area late on, but it's still 1-0 to North End and they're in to stoppage time now. There'll be five minutes added on.

Wigan with a first win since the opening day as Chey Dunkley nets them both.

Charlton lose a second game in a row.

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It's all over at Ashton Gate, where Swansea survived stoppage time with 10 men but missed the chance to go top.

Five minutes stoppage time being added on at Hillsborough.

Can Wednesday save this one?