Tuesday night's EFL action saw fixtures from the Sky Bet Championship, League One and League Two. Catch up on an evening packed with drama with our EFL round up:

Sky Bet Championship

The night's only Championship fixture was a rescheduled clash between Portsmouth and Millwall.

Portsmouth returned to Fratton Park following a crushing defeat on the road at the weekend, knowing their strong home form would stand them in good stead against a struggling Millwall side.

Both sides had chances throughout the opening exchanges, with Bangura-Williams missing from close range for Millwall and Callum Lang heading straight at the keeper.

It was Millwall who went on to take their chance though, Bangura-Williams and Ivanovic combining for the second game running to give Millwall a 1-0 lead before half-time.

Millwall defended resolutely in the second-half, denying Pompey clear-cut chances and condeming the hosts to their first home loss in seven games.

Take a look at what this result means for the league table.

Sky Bet League One

A full set of League One fixtures served up plenty of goals, late drama and shock results that highlighted the immense quality of the division.

Keshi Anderson's wonder strike was enough to give league-leaders Birmingham City a win on the road over promotion-chasing Huddersfield Town. Anderson's stunning volley was the only goal in the game that saw Birmingham extend their unbeaten run to twelve league games.

Hot on their heels are Wycombe Wanderers, who completed a late comeback over Barnsley thanks to a Richard Kone brace. The in-form striker now has 16 league goals for the season, the most of any player in the EFL.

Wrexham were unable to keep pace with the frontrunners, falling to their first home defeat since March at the hands of an inspired Stevenage side. Stevenage were good value for their 3-2 win, netting three goals against one of the league's toughest defences.

Leyton Orient continued their excellent form with a crushing 6-2 victory away at Exeter City. An impressive hat-trick from new signing Azeem Abdulai helped Orient to an emphatic win, taking the side up to 6th in the league.

Fellow promotion chasers Stockport County were successful on the night, securing a 1-0 win over Shrewsbury Town, whilst Bolton Wanderers put in a commanding display to see off Northampton Town in a 3-1 victory.

Charlton Athletic and Blackpool both recorded impressive 2-0 wins over Bristol Rovers and Lincoln City respectively, with Rotherham United battling to a 2-1 win over Cambridge United.

In a thrilling encounter, Burton Albion grabbed a last-minute winner to defeat Reading 3-2, having been leading the game 2-0 at half-time. This was Burton's third win in a row, helping the club move up four points off the bottom of the table.

Fellow strugglers Peterborough United were also victorious, returning to winning ways with a 1-0 triumph over Wigan Athletic. Wigan were without star man Thelo Aasgaard, who as of this evening has completed a move to Championship side Luton Town.

Rounding off the evening, Crawley Town battled to a vital three points away at Mansfield Town, helping them distance themselves from Cambridge and Shrewsbury at the bottom of the table.

Take a look at the updated league standings here.

Sky Bet League Two

League-leaders Walsall succumbed to their second defeat in a week at the hands of Fleetwood Town. Fleetwood completed the double over Walsall in a 2-0 win at Highbury Stadium, with goals from Shaun Rooney and James Bolton securing an important three points.

Notts County and Bradford City both gained ground on Walsall, climbing into second and third with 1-0 wins over strugglers Carlisle United and Morecambe. They leapfrogged Crewe Alexandra who were held to a 1-1 draw by AFC Wimbledon at home.

MK Dons grabbed a win over Harrogate Town through Alex Gilbey's 93rd-minuted thunderbolt, a goal that came just a minute after Harrogate had drawn level. This return to winning ways for the Dons kept there promotion hopes alive, with Grimsby Town and Salford City dropping points above them.

Grimsby rescued a dramatic late point at home to Gillingham, leaving it until the 97th minute before drawing the game level at 1-1. Salford City could only manage the same result at home to Newport County, unable to bounce back from two defeats in a row with a win.

Chesterfield ran out 3-0 winners in a dominant display over 10-player Bromley, who also had their manager sent off in a bad night at the office.

Swindon Town grabbed their third win in a row after a dramatic comeback over Tranmere Rovers. Having conceded in the 7th minute, Swindon hit goals in the 87th, 90th and 95th minute to complete a dramatic victory over a Tranmere side that ended up having two players sent off.

The evening's final game between Accrington Stanley and Cheltenham Town ended goalless.

Take a look at the updated league table here.