Frank Lampard's first game in management in 18 months had a bit of everything.

His Sky Blues fell behind early to Yakou Meite's goal before Ephron Mason-Clark quickly levelled.

Alex Robertson's long ranger put the away side back in front and they looked to be holding out for their first victory on the road this season but Victor Torp's late penalty meant it ended all-square.

A really important point for the Championship's bottom side away from home.

Portsmouth manager John Mousinho will know that it could have been three points, as Matt Ritchie and Josh Murphy gave them a 2-0 lead after 45 minutes.

But conceding on the stroke of the half-time whistle through Connor Ogilvie's own goal gave the Swans hope.

Luke Williams' team missed a series of chances, but certainly deserved to come back into the match, with Liam Cullen bringing them level with his second goal in as many games.

Pompey are four points from safety, but do have two games in hand on the sides immediately above them.

Image source, Rex Features

West Bromwich Albion miss the chance to go back into the Championship play-off spots after being held to a draw at Preston North End.

A fantastic team move was finished off with a cute lob by Karlan Grant, which put the visitors in front in the first half.

Emil Riis used his striker's instinct to equalise in the second half of what was an entertaining game at Deepdale.

Image source, Rex Features

Goals from Jay Rodriguez and Josh Brownhill give the Clarets the points that move them back up to second in the table.

Scott Parker's men have now kept 12 clean sheets from their 18 Championship matches this season.

Defences win titles...

Victory for Norwich and what a pulsating game this has been.

Elijah Adebayo gave Luton the lead after 20 minutes before Ante Crnac turned the game on its head with a brace to put the Canaries in front at the break.

Jacob Brown levelled things up again early in the second half but late goals from Emiliano Marcondes and top goalscorer Borja Sainz took it out of the Hatters' grasp.

Norwich are up to ninth. Luton slip to 19th.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Image source, Getty Images

Ice cool blood running through Victor Torp's body. Coventry are back in this game probably a bit fortuitously.

This will be a good end to the game now. I think we can get a winner here, it is one of those games.

It's all over. A brilliant result for Bristol City and Plymouth are hammered again.

Anis Mehmeti is the star of the show with two goals and an assist for the Robins, who win at Ashton Gate for the first time in six attempts.

Scott Twine and Sinclair Armstrong completed the scoring as Wayne Rooney's side slump to a second successive away defeat, having conceded 10 in the process.

Liam Manning's team are just five points off the play-off places. Argyle are one place and two points above the drop zone.

Six minutes of time added on in the Midlands.

Time for some more late drama?

Swansea have had 19 shots, compared to six for Portsmouth.

Can the home side find a winner, or will Pompey get a result from South Wales?

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk commentator

That is 13 goals at Carrow Road this week, Norwich can't stop scoring.

They haven't been playing too well in this second half, but they have managed to find the goals.

Image source, Getty Images

With West Brom having been better in the first half and Preston having the advantage in the second, you do wonder if these sides are starting to settle for a point.

Either way, the match has been flooded with substitutions, which has interrupted the rhythm somewhat.

Preston's Milutin Osmajic and Duane Holmes are the latest to come on, along with West Brom's Mikey Johnston and Jed Wallace.

The home side have a late penalty!

Former Arsenal man Calum Chambers is adjudged to have handled in the box.

That goal for Norwich to put them 3-2 ahead means the difference between 12th and ninth as things stand.

Simon Lappin
Former Norwich midfielder on BBC Radio Norfolk

It is the first bit of quality from Norwich we have seen this half. It is a brilliant pass from Shane Duffy.

It is a mark of a great side. Even when they are not playing at their best, they can still carve out a huge opportunity to get a goal.

This is really open now as Coventry throw caution to the wind to try and get back into this match.

Bluebirds sub Michael Reindorf has a chance to wrap it up for his side but skews a low effort wide.

Into the final 10 minutes.

Only the brilliant reactions of Portsmouth keeper Nicolas Schmid have stopped Liam Cullen from getting his second goal of the afternoon.

Schmid tips the ball over the bar as the Welsh side try to complete their comeback from 2-0 down.

Meanwhile, there is disappointment for Portsmouth's teenage striker Mark O'Mahony, who is off because of an injury after coming on as a second-half substitute. Christan Saydee has joined the match in his place.

Attackers Zan Vipotnik and Ronald go off for Swansea and they are replaced by Florian Bianchini and Azeem Abdulai.