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A truly stunning comeback for Wednesday and a galling defeat for Norwich.

Borja Sainz struck his first goal in 14 and Ante Crnac slammed a second before the break, but in a game of two halves Michael Ihiekwe headed the Owls back into it, Josh Windash thumped the equaliser and then teed-up Djeidi Gassama to turn-in the winner - three goals in 12 minutes have kept the Owls alive in the play-off race and dented the Canaries' hopes.

We're over the allotted five minutes of stoppage-time at Carrow Road.

Into SEVEN added minutes at Turf Moor. Will we have any late drama?

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A huge three points in the battle to avoid relegation for Derby as Coventry's five-game winning run is brought to an end.

Matt Clarke's headed opener and Marcus Harness' spin and finish did the damage for John Eustace's side.

The Rams move to within just one point of safety with their first back-to-back victories since September.

As for the Sky Blues' play-off push suffers a setback and it's an unhappy return to Pride Park for boss Frank Lampard.

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What a massive win this is for Luton.

The Hatters fell behind to Calum Chambers' fine bouncing half-volley on 50 minutes but Jordan Clark produced an even finer volley from outside the box to level soon after and Thelo Aasgaard smashed home a loose ball 10 minutes from time.

This was a real six-pointer... they are two points from safety.

A couple of changes for Sheffield United. Rob Holding's first league start comes to an end and Femi Seriki also makes way.

Sam McCallum and Anel Ahmedhodzic are on to replace them.

Just under 15 minutes to go in this 20:00 GMT kick-off.

Derby keeper Jacob Zetterstrom gets down well to make an excellent save from a Bobby Thomas header!

Just the three minutes added on at Pride Park. Derby are on the verge of back-to-back wins for the first time since September.

David Unsworth
Former Burnley and Everton defender on BBC Radio Lancashire

Burnley have been so dominant tonight.

West Brom have looked dangerous on the counter at times though.

Both teams could find a winner with the time we have left.

And now John Eustace does finally make a sub in the 88th minute for Derby... Striker Jerry Yates is replaced by Kayden Jackson.

So close to a Burnley second now, Lucas Pires whips a wonderful left-footed cross across the face of goal where Marcus Edwards his ghosting in at the far-post, only to turn past the post under immense pressure from the recovering Callum Styles.

Will there be a winner in the final five minutes of normal time?

Ouch! Derby skipper Ebou Adams races to keep a ball from going out for a goal-kick to Coventry and goes flying over the advertising boards as he knocks it off for a throw. That looked a painful one.

Sheffield United are on course for a seventh Championship win in their past eight matches.

Good time to find form, and as it stands they're top of the table.

Leeds host Millwall tomorrow and have the chance to return to the summit of course because of that hugely positive goal difference...

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Into the final two minutes of normal time and John Eustace is still yet to make a substitution for Derby. That tells you how well they've played.

Mikey Johnston has nearly broken the crossbar.

The Albion sub is found on the edge of the Burnley box, shows quick feet to make a half-yard and thunders in a rising shot which flies past the prone James Trafford to his right but thumps the crossbar and almost bounces back out of the area.

Derby County are about seven minutes plus stoppages away from a first league double over Coventry City since the 2009-10 season.

The Sky Blues are playing most of the game in Derby's half now but cannot breach a resilient Rams defence.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

There's been a lot of frustration for Coventry City, they just can't seem to find a way through.

Time is ticking, they really need a goal now.

Derby are sitting very deep now.

A shame for Sheffield United goalscorer Tyrese Campbell who picks up a knock and has to go off. He's replaced by Kieffer Moore.

Bristol City boss Liam Manning has wasted no time since watching his side go behind and makes a triple change.

Anis Mehmeti, George Earthy and Nahki Wells are on. Off come Scott Twine, Yu Hirakawa and Sinclair Armstrong.