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That's just about it for our live EFL coverage tonight, after an important evening for the English game, as six EFL clubs hosted some supporters. Here's to plenty more of that in the coming weeks and a brighter 2021 for us all.

Now all that's left for us to say is thank you for joining us this evening and, if you're one of the lucky few fans who has been to a game tonight, please have a safe journey home.

Reaction to tonight's European action continues here but, from all of us here on the #bbcefl team, have a very good night.

Here's how it stands at the top of the Championship table. It's tight!

In fact, just four points separate the top 10 sides, from Norwich down to Middlesbrough, who enjoyed an important win tonight.

Four of the Championship's top seven were in action tonight, but none of them have won, with leaders Norwich losing at Luton.

The Hatters' home fans go home happy, but at the other game with supporters, at Wycombe's Adams Park, it's the away side who claim the points.

• Middlesbrough 2-1 Swansea
• Blackburn 2-1 Millwall
• Luton 3-1 Norwich
• Nottingham Forest 0-0 Watford
• Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 Reading
• Wycombe 0-1 Stoke

• Carlisle United 2-1 Salford City
• Walsall 1-1 Stevenage
• Cambridge United 0-1 Mansfield Town

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• AFC Wimbledon 2-1 Peterborough United
• Bristol Rovers 0-2 Gillingham
• Hull City 2-1 Doncaster Rovers
• Charlton Athletic 0-1 MK Dons
• Shrewsbury Town 2-2 Accrington Stanley

We've also reached full-time everywhere in League One and League Two, and here's how it finished up...

Luton have given their 1,000 fans at Kenilworth Road tonight an evening to remember as they've deservedly beaten the league leaders. That ends the Hatters' four-game losing run and they're up in to the top half.

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Adam Armstrong's injury time winner ensured the points for Rovers for their third win in a row.

Nick Powell's header seals the win for Stoke in front of fans at Adams Park.

Late drama at Shrewsbury!

Accrington Stanley deny the Town fans victory on their return - and Steve Cotterill a first win as boss - with a 95th-minute equaliser.

It's Ryan Cassidy with it, slotting in after having a penalty saved.

Sheffield Wednesday had to play for an hour with 10 men but they've held on for a valuable point. Reading, like Watford, miss the chance to go top, with Norwich still losing.

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The ball is bouncing all over the place in the Stoke box and it eventually falls to Anthony Stewart but he hooks his shot over the bar.

Big chance missed for the home side.

Watford miss out on a chance to go top of the table, as this one ends goalless.

Nottingham Forest have brought an end to their three-game losing streak, but they have now won just two of their past 10 games.

Watford are applying late pressure, as they head towards stoppage time. Forest have some defending to do to hold on here.

Wycombe keeper Ryan Allsop keeps his side in the game.

Jordan Cousins breaks into the box and gets a shot away but Allsop does well to deny him.

We go into SIX minutes of added time.

Are Shrewsbury Town heading for a first league win under new manager Steve Cotterill?

Shaun Whalley's spectacular 20-yard free-kick has put the hosts in front against Accrington - to the delight of their fans, too.

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It probably should've have taken us 85+ minutes to bring this up, but what are we making of Norwich City's away kit tonight?

Bit different, right?

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MK Dons have been the better side in front of the Charlton Athletic fans at The Valley tonight and now they've got the goal their play deserves.

With 15 minutes left, Scott Fraser's shot across goal into the bottom corner has put the visitors 1-0 up and on course for back-to-back away wins in League One.

The same also applies to Watford, with eight minutes remaining in the East Midlands. The Hornets are a point adrift of Norwich in the as-it-stands table.