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That's a wrap. Was it a treat or do you feel like you've been tricked?

Well, should you survive the night of horrors and ghouls and ghosts, we aren't quite done in the EFL this weekend.

Tomorrow sees Sheffield Wednesday look for a first win in three to climb towards the promotion battle against a Blackpool side in an uncomfortable position down at the other end of the table.

It kicks off at 14:00 GMT and as always, we will be there to take you through all the action. See you then? I should think so... or else.

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The Salford train kept on chugging this afternoon as Peter Cklamovski's side clinched their eighth win in a row to extend their lead at the top of the table to five points.

Barnet could have cut the gap had they not conceded a late own goal against Crewe, who are also on the prowl for a place in the automatic promotion places.

At the other end of the table, Port Vale have climbed from 23rd to 18th after their 4-2 win against Rochdale.

Colchester also slipped into the drop zone, but rock-bottom Crawley finally gave fans something to sing about after winning for only the second time this season.

There's still hope for them yet.

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Huddersfield keep their place at the top of the pile in League One after easing past West Yorkshire rivals Bradford, but Stockport keep pace with a 2-1 win over AFC Wimbledon, albeit County have played a game more.

Luton are up to fourth after a 2-0 win at struggling Peterborough - the Hatters have climbed 12 places in two weeks with four straight wins.

At the other end, Wigan are off the bottom following their narrow win against fellow relegation-battlers Bromley, who replace the Latics at the foot of the table.

• On the day Salford did the business, Barnet stumbled in the last moments of their match against Crewe when defender Zac Williams scored a late own goal to make it 1-1.
• With Crewe failing to secure three points, Walsall jumped up to third with their 3-1 win against Colchester.
• Fleetwood ran out 3-1 winners against BristolRovers to leapfrog them in the table and condemn Steve Evans' side to yet another loss.
• Crawley only managed to squeeze out a 1-0 win against Oldham despite playing against nine men. Kai Payne and Kane Drummond were both sent off in the first 30 minutes.
• Gillingham held on to win 1-0 against Shrewsbury thanks to Harry Waldock's very early goal.
• Swindon also managed to make the most of a numerical advantage by beating nine-man Rotherham 2-1.
• Tranmere defeated Cheltenham 3-1 with Charlie Whitaker giving his side the winner late at the end of the first half.

• Oxford struggle to get past 10-man Barnsley and forced to settle for a 1-1 draw
• Stevenage hit back twice in a 2-2 draw with Leicester City
• Impressive MK Dons thrash Doncaster Rovers 6-1 with Aaron Collins scoring four
• Notts County win the Nottinghamshire derby 2-0 as Mansfield fail to find the net
• Luton Town secure a 2-0 victory over Peterborough to lift themselves into the play-offs
• Stockport comeback from 1-0 to secure a 2-1 victory over AFC Wimbledon
• Wigan earn a massive 3-2 victory over Bromley to leapfrog their visitors at the bottom of the table and go within one point of safety
• Wycombe score either side of half-time for a 2-0 victory over Burton Albion

Mark Stallard
Ex-Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

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They've absolutely deservedly won the derby and that will stay with the players for years and years to come.

And it will stay with the fans who take bragging rights.

Adam Hassell
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

What a win that is for Notts County, six defeats in a row on this ground, that is how to end that run.

2-0 is no less than Notts deserve. That is a very enjoyable three points.

Leicester take the lead twice and twice concede to share the spoils.

On either side of the half, Leicester have struck the net but a mistake in the first half saw them never out of sight and some fruitful substitutions from Stevenage boss Alex Revell saw Tugra Turhan level the score in his first minute on the pitch.

The Foxes had more than 66% of the possession. 17 of the 25 shots. Seven of the 11 shots on target. But no win.

Notts County win the Nottinghamshire derby!

And it's a first away victory at Mansfield for the Magpies since 2005.

A well-deserved one too as County bossed much of the game. Callum Roberts scored a beauty just minutes after coming on in the first half before Daniel Kanu made sure of the points midway through the second half.

Two wins from their past three games for Martin Paterson's side, while the Stags are beaten for the first time in seven league games.

It's a brutal end for Exeter who for so long seemed as if they were about to get something against the Salford juggernaut.

The Grecians took the lead through Taylor Perry after he managed to bundle an effort from Sonny Cox over the line. They held on for a long time, but in the end it needed Salford's captain Luke Garbutt to draw them level. He finished a great cross from Macauley Langstaff.

Will Aimson was the difference-maker in the end, hammering the ball into the top corner from distance.

Salford continue their red hot form, and it makes you wonder who will be able to stop them.

Quite the game at Oakwell and it ends all square.

Barnsley were down to 10 men after nine minutes when Jack Shepherd was sent off for a late challenge on Louie Sibley.

But it was the Tykes who took the lead through Vimal Yoganathan before Mark Harris equalised on the hour mark.

Oxford had 35 shots but couldn't find a winner and U's goalkeeper Jamie Cumming was sent off late on for taking down Rylan Brownlie.

Barnsley end their four-game losing run, while Aaron Ramsey's side are now unbeaten in nine.

Barnsley pushing for a winner and Rylan Brownlie has his shot deflected behind.

Mansfield so close to reducing the deficit in stoppage time but it flies just over the bar from Michael Smith a matter of yards from goal.

We're into four added minutes.

Just another five minutes added to this one.

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

Boos around London Road which is a little bit harsh because they’ve had a go!

But they couldn’t find the back of the net.

Leon Barnett
Former Luton defender on BBC Three Counties Radio

Definitely job done. Carried on their form from the last three games.

They’ve got four games under their belt that they’ve not lost, that’s a fantastic achievement.

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It's all over and Luton earn a fourth win in a row to gain yet more ground in the race for promotion.

A goal at the start of each half for Jack Wilshere's side and that's a fifth win in their past six games for the Hatters.

Robbie Savage has now gone four games without a win after picking up a victory in his first league match in charge of the relegation-battling Posh.

Plenty of time for a winner at Oakwell in this 10 v 10 contest.

Six minutes added on.