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And that is where we'll close our coverage across the EFL for this afternoon.

There is still one more match to be played in League Two this evening, kicking-off at 17:30 BST between Leyton Orient and Grimsby.

Meanwhile, there will be full reports from all the afternoon's Championship matches right here.

We'll also be back with more from the Championship on Sunday lunchtime as Preston meet Cardiff City in a 12:00 BST kick-off.

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Until then - thanks for stopping by!

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• Oldham snatch 95th-minute win at Bolton to move off bottom
• Paul Scholes loses first game in interim charge of Salford with 1-0 loss at Port Vale
• Cambridge United go top with 5-0 win at Scunthorpe
• Morecambe drop from first to sixth with 4-0 loss at Crawley
• Winless Southend fall to bottom of table with 2-0 home defeat by Cheltenham
• Barrow and Mansfield still winless after defeats by Harrogate and Bradford

• Ipswich stay top with a 2-0 home win against Accrington.
• Hull City in second return to winning ways beating Rochdale 3-0.
• Sunderland also win on the road at Swindon Town 2-0 thanks to Charlie Wyke and Chris Maguire's goals.
• Strong starters Lincoln City stay third after Fleetwood hold them to a goalless draw at Highbury.
• Peterborough United also continue their strong start beating struggling Oxford United 2-0, who are bottom of the table.

• None of the top four win as leaders Bristol City concede a stoppage time penalty to draw 2-2 at Barnsley.
• Chris Hughton wins his first game in charge of Nottingham Forest thanks to Joe Lolley's 90th minute deflected strike.
• Norwich come from behind to win at 10-man Rotherham - Jordan Hugill scoring a 95th minute spot-kick.
• Wins for Sheffield Wednesday, Brentford, Huddersfield and Millwall.

Well, certainly a fair bit of late drama there.

Let's round-up all the major headlines from across the three divisions after all that.

We got there in the end.

The game was held up for several minutes after one of the goal stanchions was broken by Wycombe keeper Ryan Allsop as he scrambled to keep out Jake Cooper's effort from the halfway line.

Millwall trailed to Scott Kashket's goal but claim the points thanks to a Jed Wallace penalty and Ryan Leonard half-volley.

Bristol City's 100% record also ends and right at the very last kick too at Oakwell.

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We're halfway into eight minutes of added time at Adams Park.

Adebayo Akinfewa has headed wide for Wycombe, who are putting plenty of crosses into the box as they chase a late equaliser.

But they've ran out of time. Huddersfield hold on!

What a win for Carlos Corberan's side. They'd scored just two in their last five games coming into this one.

But the Terriers have blown the hosts away today. Swansea's unbeaten start is over.

Still playing at the Liberty Stadium. Swansea pushing for a leveller.

That 95th minute Jordan Hugill penalty has done it for Norwich.

Rotherham led through Freddie Ladapo, who then had a penalty saved, and after Michael Ihiekwe's own goal put Norwich level - the hosts had Angus MacDonald sent off.

The Canaries struggled to make it count but the spot-kick came in the nick of time.

Despite a late charge from the hosts, Sheffield Wednesday hold on.

A happy return to St. Andrews for Owls boss Garry Monk. Barry Bannan's second-half penalty is the difference.

Two goals in eight minutes at the start of the second half - from Steven Fletcher and Nick Powell - give Stoke victory at Luton.

Nathan Jones' hosts had 17 shots but couldn't trouble the scoresheet against his former employers.

Brentford starting to look like Brentford again.

Ivan Toney's double is enough for a comfortable win.

Late, late drama at Oakwell!

The hosts have a penalty and a chance to level.

Michael Sollbauer is fouled in an aerial challenge and he's receiving treatment for a while after going down under Callum O'Dowda's foul.

Chris Hughton gets his Forest tenure off to a winning start thanks to Joe Lolley's late deflected strike.

The visitors probably deserved their win - it was a poor game but they made all of the running in the second half.

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Blues think they've rescued it as Scott Hogan has the ball in the visitors' net.

Ruled out for offside.

There are 94 minutes on the clock and Norwich have a penalty!

Rotherham's Florian Jozefzoon brings down Emi Buendia in the box.