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We have some bad news to report. The EFL party is over for night.

Reading were the big winners of the evening, with Veljko Paunovic's men extending their unbeaten start and their lead at the top of the Championship.

There was plenty of drama in League One and League Two as well, with Barrow recording their first win since their promotion from the National League.

There are six more Championship games to come tomorrow evening, including a juicy top-six clash between Bournemouth and Bristol City.

Thanks for your company this evening - see you again next time.

Here's what this evening's results have done to the top of the Championship...

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I don't think even the most ardent Reading fan would have expected their side to be SEVEN points clear after eight matches but... here we are.

Swansea move up to second with a 2-0 win over Stoke.

Bristol City have the chance to go back up to second spot when they visit sixth-placed Bournemouth tomorrow, but a win for the hosts will see them take that spot instead.

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• Newport County remain top after Padraig Amond's 91st-minute finish gives the Exiles all three points against Colchester
• Paul Mullin nets his 11th league goal of the season as second-placed Cambridge United inflict a first defeat on Walsall
• Barrow register a first EFL win since April 1972, with Josh Kay scoring twice in their 4-2 triumph at Mansfield
• Bolton secure a first victory in five games after beating Bradford 1-0
• Bottom club Southend remain without a win after losing at home against Oldham, who scored an 89th-minute winner

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• League leaders Lincoln City bag a third straight win as Harry Anderson nets the only goal at Crewe
• Hull score three second-half goals at Bristol Rovers to move up to second place after Peterborough can only draw against bottom club Burton
• Portsmouth thrash Northampton 4-0 while Charlton move into the top six after beating Oxford - recording a fifth successive clean sheet in the process
• AFC Wimbledon finish their groundshare at QPR with a 1-0 win over Blackpool, who ended the game with nine men

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• Reading go SEVEN points clear at the top of the table with a 4-2 win at Blackburn.
• Swansea up to second thanks to a 2-0 win at home to Stoke, while Norwich grab a late equaliser to draw 1-1 with Brentford.
• Wycombe end their seven-game losing streak with a 1-1 draw with Watford for their first ever point in the Championship.
• Barnsley beat QPR 3-0 for their first win of the season and Middlesbrough beat Coventry 2-0 to stretch their unbeaten run to seven matches.

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More than three hours after our first English Football League game of the evening kicked off, we've finally reached full-time in every one of the 28 fixtures across the three divisions.

Your Championship, League One and League Two headlines are on the way next...

Middlesbrough stretch their unbeaten run to seven matches thanks to late goals from Britt Assombalonga and Djed Spence.

Wycombe pick up their first ever Championship point after a run of seven straight defeats.

It's back-to-back draws for Watford who are now unbeaten in their last four games.

Reading are seven points clear at the top of the Championship!

The Royals went in front after 12 seconds and basically didn't look back thereafter.

Imperious early season form.

Watford almost with the winner.

Glenn Murray finds space in the area and gets the shot off but it goes wide.

A point apiece after Kenny McLean's deflected late leveller denies the hosts.

Wycombe thought they got a winner as another Joe Jacobson swings into the net but the referee has spotted a foul on Ben Foster by Alex Samuel.

That was a big call, looked harsh.

The Swans go up to second thanks to goals from Jay Fulton and Kasey Palmer.

Double change for Wycombe.

Daryl Horgan and Adebayo Akinfenwa make way for Uche Ikpeazu and Fred Onyedinma.

Akinfenwa making his first start of the season has put in a great shift but will feel he should have scored with that great chance in the first half.

Route one stuff from the home side.

From a goal kick, Adebayo Akinfenwa flicks it to Scott Kashket who races away into the box and gets a shot off from the left but Ben Foster keeps him out with his leg.

The Watford keeper has been excellent this evening.

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Pompey are cruising to a third straight win.

Marcus Harness nods in a fourth against Northampton.

That's nine goals in three games for Kenny Jackett's men, who endured a slow start to the season.

Kiko Femenia breaks into the box and Wycombe keeper Ryan Allsop comes out to meet him but hesitates with the challenge and Femenia is looking for a penalty but it's waved away

Femenia is booked for dissent.

It wasn't a penalty.