That's all from us on a typically hectic Saturday, join us again tomorrow for live coverage of West Bromwich Albion against Sheffield United at 15:00 GMT, with the Blades going for a win that would send them three points clear at the top of the Championship table.

Enjoy the rest of your Saturday evening, stay safe and we'll see you again tomorrow afternoon.

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That's four games unbeaten for QPR now, but they're still only one point above the drop zone.

Do you think they'll pull clear of the drop zone, or stay in relegation trouble as the season wears on?

Thumbs up for pull clear, thumbs down for relegation battle.

QPR

QPR head coach Marti Cifuentes told BBC Radio London:

“It’s been too long [since a home win] but it came at an important moment against a very good team.

On Jimmy Dunne losing his father this week: “This has made the group stronger. They were supportive towards Jimmy, who is an important character and player for us and the way the group reacted to this tragedy says a lot about what kind of dressing room we have.

“We are at base camp but unfortunately there are a lot more camps to come. That’s the challenge of the Championship, it’s such a long league, and you go through good and bad moments.

“Today we capitalised on our chances and were really good in key moments of the game, while against Hull it was just the opposite.”

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Bristol City

Bristol City manager Liam Manning told BBC Radio Bristol:

"We were second best in most things which hasn't been like us. I'd be the first to defend the lads if I think we perform to a level but we didn't hit that today in most areas.

"Irrespective of results, the lads had hit a consistent run of games so like I said, it was really frustrating and disappointing.

"It's just a bit around decision making, in really tough conditions against a team that want to press which makes it even harder."

There's a bumper game at the top end of the table tomorrow.

West Brom, in eighth, host second-placed Sheffield United.

A point would take the Blades back to the summit.

We'll have all the action on the BBC Sport website and app.

Norwich City

Norwich head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup told BBC Radio Norfolk:

“It’s something we need to talk about, how we can be so off, and invite so many difficult moments. Respect to QPR, they're fighting for the points at the moment but it’s not like we were outplayed at any moment.

“We handled simple duels really badly, and at setpieces we were not aware and paying the attention required.

“You can’t come back from two or three goals down, it’s simply too difficult. We need to address it because there’s too big a difference in level [to recent games].

“You can see we are easy to score against. It doesn’t take more than a corner kick to score against us and it’s simply not good enough.”

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Millwall

Millwall manager Neil Harris told BBC Radio London:

"I thought first half we were the better team, but lacked a cutting edge and a couple of chances we did have we put over the bar or wide.

"Second half I thought Coventry were better than us until right at the end.

"I thought the last five minutes summed us up as a group really - we got into really good areas, just lacked the quality to hurt teams at this level.

"That's where we've always searched as a football club, and we've had it so many times this year where we've had the quality and the expected goals has been really high.

"Today we struggled, and at the end of the game a final moment - the ball comes into the box and I've got my centre forward and wide player standing outside the penalty area."

Coventry

Coventry City manager Frank Lampard told BBC Radio CWR:

"The first half was a bit slow from us, it's not easy to come here and the conditions were obviously very difficult.

"But there were things we could have done which we didn't do which made it difficult in the first half, it was a bit passive from us.

"But we got some messages across at half time and I'm really, really proud of them - we played quicker, created chances and probably should have been two up before that last five to 10 minutes when we had to suffer a bit.

"But really pleased with the character, really pleased with the personality of the team and it's a nice win.

"It's a small step forward because there's a lot to do, but we're very happy."

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From our pals at Opta...

• Portsmouth’s 3-0 win against Bristol City means that they have won back-to-back home games in the second tier of English football for the first time since March 2012 – it was Pompey’s largest league win against the Robins since a 4-1 victory in March 1991.
• Leeds have won their last seven home league games, scoring at least twice each time. It’s their longest winning run at Elland Road while netting multiple goals since a run of eight between November 1990 and March 1991.
• Frank Lampard picked up his first league win as Coventry City manager, as well as his first league win against Millwall, having lost to them twice as Derby County manager during the 2018/19 Championship campaign.
• Queens Park Rangers’ Rayan Kolli scored his first and second ever league goals in what is his 15th such appearance – his goals helped QPR to a 3-0 win against Norwich City, with the R’s having kept three consecutive clean sheets in the league for the first time in 2024.
• There were just 76 seconds between Lewis Koumas giving Stoke City the lead and Tom Watson equalising in Sunderland’s 2-1 win at the Stadium of Light.

Before we hear what the bosses had to say following the five 15:00 GMT games, time for some stats...

Sunderland

Sunderland head coach Regis Le Bris told BBC Radio Newcastle:

"We deserved to win. We had many chances to score, but it was difficult.

"The conditions were there to remind us that nothing comes easily in life.

"It was a long battle but this will have created a new confidence."

Stoke City

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Stoke City boss Narcis Pelach told BBC Radio Stoke:

"After all the effort it was disappointing to lose at the end to a deflection goal.

"The players felt they deserved more. We are close to the next step.

"A lot of teams suffer here - but we are very pleased with the way we competed."

Preston North End

Preston North End manager Paul Heckingbottom told BBC Radio Lancashire:

"I was delighted with lots of the football the lads are producing obviously under difficult conditions but frustrated is probably the word and disappointed that we haven't taken all three points.

"It'll be a hard one to watch back for the fact that we'll probably rue a few things but as I keep saying, a lot of good things.

"I was watching it (Wednesday penalty) through my fingers because how it comes about. It's frustrating because you're thinking if it (Potts chance) comes to haunt us and then seconds later it's a penalty kick but Freddie pulled off a great save and the follow up as well, so we're pleased with that."

Sheffield Wednesday

Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl toldBBC Radio Sheffield:

"For me it's a defeat. We deserved nothing today.

"They created more chances, they were the better team, they were more aggressive, they did the basics better than us.

"For me it's a shame to see the first 10 to 15 minutes, how we started the game."

Derby County

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Derby County boss Paul Warne told BBC Radio Derby:

"We came into it knowing it would be a tough one, I don't think there's any shame that we haven't come away with a win.

"Defensively we were pretty good, limited them to very few chances in the first half - you've got to quieten the crowd down - but when we got the ball, we didn't really do anything with it.

"This is a very good team that made it difficult for us when we had the ball. Every single one of the players is quicker than ours.

"I don't know, apart from being tidier on the ball, how we were going to create a chance - I know that sounds negative, but that's the truth."

Leeds United

Leeds United boss Daniel Farke told BBC Radio Leeds:

"For the first 10, 15 minutes, we were a bit hectic in our decision making but after that we were all over them, didn't allow them to have one chance.

"We created many chances and could and should have scored a few more, but overall it was a pretty dominant performance and to deliver this after an unlucky loss (at Blackburn) makes me pretty happy.

"We were struggling with a few injuries during the game, but you couldn't see at all that this affected us - this is our way at the moment, we find solutions."

While we're waiting for the managers' post-match interviews from the 15:00 GMT games, let's see what they had to say after the three lunchtime kick-offs...

Portsmouth's third win of the season takes them off the bottom of the Championship and they've still got a couple of games in hand on plenty of teams around them.

QPR are also climbing the table following a four-game unbeaten run.

Hull drop to the foot after a sixth loss in a row.

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Leeds went top of the table following their lunchtime win over Derby.

Blackburn are the real winners of the 15:00 GMT kick-offs as victory at Hull, their fourth straight win, moves them up to sixth.

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With the delayed game at Kenilworth Road finally done, we will be turning our attention to post-match reaction from across the Championship.

First up... those all-important tables at the top and bottom...