Tyrese Campbell strides clean through after a defensive mix-up in the Boro backline and bears down on goal, opting not to slide to Ben Brereton-Diaz on his right but try to beat Mark Travers himself... Travers has other ideas, blocking brilliantly with his legs low to his right.

What a let-off for Boro. Will Campbell rue that miss?

What a save this is with his fingertips from Michael Cooper as Delano Burgzorg spins in the box and lashes in a rising shot which nicks off a defender on its way through.

Geoff Doyle
Commentator on BBC Three Counties Radio

Luton did not really show any intent in front of goal, beaten by the better team and now rock bottom, it is difficult to see how they are going to get themselves out of the trouble they now find themselves in.

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TEN STRAIGHT CLEAN SHEETS.

For the first time ever in the second tier of English football and just the eighth time in EFL history.

It's likely not what Scott Parker and James Trafford began pre-season training dreaming off, that would be promotion, but this incredible run has made a top-two finish a very real possibility.

Bashir Humphreys' first Clarets goal inside three minutes and Zian Flemming's booming header midway through the first half were enough to seal the points and make it 19 unbeaten on a night when the Clarets showed their class.

It's a third straight home league defeat for Swansea and a first EFL victory for Wednesday against their opponents since August 1983.

Michael Smith had only been on the field for eight minutes when he was found by Josh Windass to slot past Lawrence Vigouroux and then saw the home goalkeeper deny him a second with a good save from his header.

It was fitting Windass had a hand in the winning goal as he had looked the more likely to break the deadlock with three first half efforts.

Swansea had just one serious threat in the whole game but James Beadle easily saved Myles Peart-Harris' header.

They did have the ball in the net in injury time but Jay Fulton had already been flagged offside.

Wednesday very much in the play-off race with a big game at home to Coventry on Saturday.

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A big win for Bristol City, who had won just one of six in all competitions before this one.

Anis Mehmeti's double, an early tap-in after a flowing move and a blockbuster half-volley into the top corner 17 minutes from time, have the Robins looking at the play-off places again, rather than the bottom half, such is the crazy nature of the Championship.

Stoke City remain firmly in trouble at the wrong end of the table.

Goals from Enzo Le Fee and Wilson Isidor get the job done for Sunderland, who keep up the pace in the race for automatic promotion.

Luton, meanwhile, still haven't won in 2025 and they are now bottom of the Championship.

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A dream week for Plymouth Argyle.

FA Cup victory over the Premier League leaders - check.

Draw the current English champions in the next round - check.

Score five goals at home to move off the bottom of the table - check.

We are into four minutes of time added on.

Swansea aren't doing enough to give us any clue they can get back into this.

A first caution of the night goes to Sheffield Wednesday debutant Ibrahim Cissoko.

More West Brom changes.

Jed Wallace replaces Isaac Price and John Swift takes the place of Alex Mowatt.

Makhtar Gueye's two goals for Blackburn tonight give him five in the league this season and seven in all competitions.

We're into the final couple of minutes and Nathanial Chalobah replaces Svante Ingelsson for the visitors.

Burnley back on the attack and Lyle Foster is denied a third for the Clarets by a good save from Ivor Pandur in the Tigers goal.

Ben Brereton Diaz is on for the final 25 minutes or so at Bramall Lane, in place of Jes Rak-Sakyi.

He's involved in the build-up as Tyrese Campbell's cut-back from the right is met by Sydie Peck, whose close-range shot is blocked by Rav van den Berg, who bounces up to deny Callum O'Hare's near-post effort moments later.

Straight after the second goal, Blackburn make a double change.

Todd Cantwell replaces Andreas Weimann and Amario Cozier-Duberry is on for Ryan Hedges.

Is the record going to end?

Tigers sub Joao Pedro draws a fingertip save from James Trafford with a shot from just inside the area while Sean McLoughlin's effort from the resulting corner is also stopped by the England keeper.

Tony 'Bomber' Brown
West Brom's all-time leading goalscorer on BBC Radio WM

The Hawthorns has been silenced.

Blackburn have their tails up, they are full of it.

It is going to be a big ask for Albion to get back in this now.