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That's it for today - you can read match reports of today's EFL matches on the Football section of the ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Sport website.

There's more Championship coverage tomorrow from 14:45 GMT when Derby host Blackburn. Hope you can join us then!

It's as tight as ever at the bottom. Middlesbrough win for the first time since 1 January to move out of the relegation zone, and defeated Charlton move into the bottom three.

Hull's crushing loss at Stoke drops them ever closer to the drop zone.

Luton drew at Wigan to move off the bottom.

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We have a new name at the Championship summit this evening.

Leeds move top courtesy of their victory against Huddersfield while West Brom's goalless draw against Swansea means they drop to second.

Elsewhere in the top six, Brentford move up to fourth thanks to their 5-0 thrashing of Sheffield Wednesday while Fulham drew against Bristol City in the early kick-off and are now six points off the top two.

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• Crewe go top of the table with a comfortable win over bottom club Stevenage.
• Plymouth were also victorious to boost their promotion chances, while Swindon, who started the day at the summit, lost at home to Forest Green and Exeter lost at Walsall.
• Cheltenham are denied a sixth successive league win by Port Vale, who draw 0-0 in Gloucestershire.

• Coventry extend their lead at the top of League One to five points with a 1-0 win at Ipswich, while second-placed Rotherham lose at Rochdale.
• Oxford come from 2-0 down to win at Shrewsbury and climb to third in the table.
• Gillingham scored a stoppage-time equaliser at Sunderland, while Peterborough beat Portsmouth to go fourth.
• Tranmere win at Accrington to keep their slim hopes of survival alive.

• Leeds move to the top of the Championship courtesy of their 2-0 Yorkshire derby victory against Huddersfield.
• West Brom slip to second place after their goalless draw at Swansea, while Fulham came from behind to draw with Bristol City in the day's early kick-off.
• 10-man QPR came from behind to beat Preston 3-1, Brentford thumped Sheffield Wednesday 5-0 at home and Cardiff beat Barnsley 2-0 with the Tykes dropping to the bottom.
• Stoke thrashed Hull 5-1, Reading won 3-1 away at Birmingham, Middlesbrough beat Charlton and Wigan and Luton ended scoreless.

Phew.

As another frantic day in the English Football League ends, let's take a look at some of the headlines...

Paddy McNair's goal was enough for Boro to get all three points at The Valley against a wasteful Charlton.

This win puts a record of no wins in their past 10 league games behind Middlesbrough boss Jonathan Woodgate.

Two goals from Nick Powell, a Tyrese Campbell penalty and former Hull man Sam Clucas scored a brace as Stoke thrashed Hull.

Leonardo Da Silva Lopes scored a consolation for the Tigers

Hull are now winless in their last 11 Championship fixtures and sit just above the relegation zone.

In-form Wigan fail to make it four wins in a row after this stalemate while Luton move off the bottom of the table but stay in the drop zone to swap places with Barnsley.

QPR come from behind to beat Preston with 10 men in one of the comeback victories of the day.

A second half to forget for Preston, meanwhile, as they miss the opportunity to bolster their place in the Championship play-off places.

A late equaliser for Gillingham at Sunderland!

Reading fell behind to Scott Hogan's early goal but Blues' long unbeaten run is ended by the Royals' second-half turnaround.

All over and West Brom slip to second after drawing against Swansea as Leeds have beaten Huddersfield.

Meanwhile, a decent point for the Swans.

All over at Elland Road and a massive victory for Leeds in their Yorkshire derby against Huddersfield.

Top of the Championship awaits the result at the Liberty Stadium, with West Brom currently goalless against Swansea.

Goals from Will Vaulks and Callum Paterson were enough for the Bluebirds to pick up all three points at Oakwell.

That's back-to-back defeats for Barnsley who go bottom of the league while Cardiff avoid going five Championship games without a win for the first time since 2016.

A thumping Brentford win gives them their first three-point haul in the Championship for a month.

Meanwhile it's a day to forget for Sheffield Wednesday who just weren't at the races.

Five minutes added on at Elland Road and, barring a late West Brom goal against Swansea, Leeds are going top of the Championship.