Sunderland remain top of the Championship on goal difference despite conceding a late equaliser at Millwall after Sheffield United drew 2-2 with 10 men at managerless Coventry.

Burnley have moved up to third thanks to their 1-0 win at Bristol City, although Leeds will go above them - and to the top - if they can beat Swansea tomorrow.

Middlesbrough's 6-2 demolition of Oxford sees them climb to fifth, while West Brom drop to sixth and Watford to seventh after they both drew 2-2 with Norwich and Plymouth respectively this weekend.

Sunderland return to the top - but it's one point instead of three.

The Wearsiders went in front through Aaron Connolly's volley more than two hours ago.

But, just like Connolly, Femi Azeez scores a first goal for his new club to ensure Sunderland have to settle for their fourth consecutive draw.

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Nick Barnes
BBC Newcastle's Sunderland commentator

Millwall now are in full voice and Sunderland can't believe it.

Can Sunderland find something in the last minute? It has been an afternoon of drama and there is even more at the end.

Sunderland have defended solidly so far... but they still need to do it for another five minutes if they're to snare those three points.

Nick Barnes
BBC Newcastle's Sunderland commentator

Sunderland fans sensing this could be a big win for them.

Whilst, Millwall fans are starting to leave, are they sensing that it won't be their day?

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Sunderland have only won once in their last 12 visits to The Den, but they're on course to improve that record today.

Still plenty of pressure for the Black Cats to weather, though.

Tom Bradshaw has just gone close, latching onto a Femi Azeez knockdown but then getting right under the volley and turning it into a comfortable catch for Anthony Patterson.

Only three minutes plus stoppages to go.

While Sunderland's game at Millwall is still going because of the first-half delays brought about by medical emergencies, the day's other eight games are done and dusted.

To quickly recap:

• Middlesbrough hit Oxford for six, with Emmanuel Latte Lath grabbing a hat-trick in the 6-2 win.
• There is some relief for under-pressure Luton boss Rob Edwards as they beat Hull 1-0.
• Josh Maja's 10th goal of the season helps West Brom earn an entertaining 2-2 draw with Norwich.
• Higher-flyers Burnley got the better of Bristol City 1-0 earlier in the day, while managerless Coventry twice came from a goal down to draw 2-2 with Sheffield United, who played more than half the game with just 10 men.
• There were three 1-1 draws in the second tier, with QPR sharing the spoils with Stoke, while Derby grabbed a point at Preston after Sheffield Wednesday did the same against Cardiff.

Milan Aleksic picks up a booking on his Black Cats debut after chopping down Romain Esse, but Sunderland won't mind a few more yellow cards if they can keep Millwall away from their goal.

The Lions have made a couple of changes, with Femi Azeez replacing Duncan Watmore and Mihailo Ivanovic on for Josh Coburn.

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk commentator

It's been an enthralling game at the Hawthorns.

The reaction of the 2,500 visiting Norwich fans tells the story, they are all applauding and clapping their team, following what was a positive display.

Josh Maja's 10th goal of the season earns West Brom a fiercely fought 2-2 draw with Norwich.

All four goals game before the break, with Mason Holgate's opener for the hosts cancelled out by Emiliano Marcondes.

And after a Torbjorn Heggem own goal gave the Canaries the lead late in the first half, Maja hit back with an immediate response.

West Brom huffed and puffed at times in search of a winner, but the cutting edge they needed eluded them after the interval.

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Still 20 minutes left and Millwall have certainly offered more since half-time, but they're yet to find a way through.

Josh Coburn went closest with a shot on the turn, forcing Anthony Patterson into a low diving save.

Sunderland have young Serbian striker Milan Aleksic on for his debut as they look to close this out - or, better still, grab a second goal.

This really could have gone either way in the end, with Tom Cannon's free-kick in injury time pushed clear by Paul Nardi and then QPR breaking for a chance that Koki Saito could only head wide.

It finishes honours even, though, and that means Rangers remain at the foot of the table.

The points are shared at Deepdale, with Jerry Yates' third goal in as many games for Derby earning the Rams a draw at Preston.

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What a massive result this is for Luton Town!

Mark McGuinness's first goal for the club on the volley from close-range was the difference between the two sides.

A vital win for Rob Edwards whose side move three points clear of Hull City, who slip into the bottom three.

That's now eight games without a win for the Tigers and they are in trouble.

Emphatic. Middlesbrough have absolutely blown Oxford United away this afternoon.

It seems a long, long time ago that Greg Leigh put the U's ahead in the 24th minute.

Boro turned the game on its head in eight frantic minutes at the end of the first-half to lead 3-1 at the break.

Emmanuel Latte Lath sealed his hat-trick early in the second-half before Dane Scarlet pulled one back for the hosts.

But Tommy Conway and Finn Azaz's second of the game completed the rout late on.

Michael Carrick's side have scored 15 goals in three games. The U's have now won just one of their last 11 (D5 L5).

Mike White
Commentator on BBC Radio Humberside

They will rue the missed opportunities, they have done everything other than putting it in the net.

Encouraging has to be the word for the performance.

Cody Drameh hits a shot from just outside the box wide of the target for Hull City late on and that might just have been their last chance to salvage a point...

Just after it looked as though Stoke had a winner, QPR come incredibly close to edging in front themselves.

Lucas Andersen's run tees up Alfie Lloyd and the youngster's finish is tipped onto the far post by Viktor Johansson.

Four minutes of added time for this scoreline to change.

Into four minutes of stoppage time at the Kassam Stadium. Oxford will want this game over and done with.