Middlesbrough remain four points clear at the top of the pile after substitute Kaly Sene grabbed an equaliser 13 minutes from time at Southampton.

Coventry jump into the automatic promotion spots after their lunchtime victory against Birmingham while Stoke slip to third following their draw with Norwich.

Surprise package Charlton are up to seventh after comfortably defeating Blackburn 3-0 at The Valley while Ipswich go into the top half of the table following victory against Portsmouth.

At the other end of the table, Sheffield United picked up their first points of the season with a vital 1-0 victory at Oxford United, who drop into the relegation zone after Derby picked up a point at Wrexham.

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• Middlesbrough come back from a goal down to preserve their unbeaten start to the season with a 1-1 draw at Southampton, who have now won just one of their opening seven games.
• Stoke City are held to a 1-1 draw by Norwich City and stay third, while fourth-placed Bristol City and sixth-placed Preston play out a 0-0 draw.
• Sheffield United end their dismal six-match losing streak with a vital 1-0 win at Oxford.
• Charlton batter Blackburn 3-0 and move up to seventh in the table.
• Sheffield Wednesday pick up a first home point of the campaign with a 1-1 draw with QPR but stay second from bottom.
• Ipswich hold out for a 2-1 victory at home to Portsmouth and Watford do the same against Hull City.

• Coventry City 3-0 Birmingham City
• Swansea City 1-1 Millwall
• Wrexham 1-1 Derby County
• Charlton Athletic 3-0 Blackburn Rovers
• Ipswich Town 2-1 Portsmouth
• Oxford United 0-1 Sheffield United
• Preston North End 0-0 Bristol City
• Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 Queens Park Rangers
• Southampton 1-1 Middlesbrough
• Stoke City 1-1 Norwich City
• Watford 2-1 Hull City

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We are all over at the Bet365 Stadium and the match finishes all-square.

Sorba Thomas' goal early in the second-half cancelled out Jovon Makama's early tap in for the visitors with Stoke ending the game with 23 attempts on goal.

The Potters will be disappointed not to win all three points after Million Manhoef hit the post with approximately 20 minutes left but could have lost it late on when Viktor Johansson was forced into making a terrific save one-on-one from Norwich talisman Josh Sargent.

An enthralling game comes to an end.

Macauley Gillesphey and Sonny Carey with a goal in either half had secured the points for Charlton before James Bree added a third in stoppage time.

Blackburn fail to put enough pressure on the home goal and fall to a third defeat in four trips to The Valley.

Incredible save from Preston's Daniel Iversen, who has had an excellent game, to deny Anis Mehmeti in the final seconds and with that it is full-time - the game ends all-square.

Mehmeti's strike was heading for the top corner but five minutes into stoppage time, Iversen makes his sixth stop of the match to preserve his clean sheet and a point for his side.

Wow!

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The home side come from behind to claim a vital win thanks to second half goals from Imran Louza and Vivaldo Semedo.

Very good game and a point apiece.

Amari Bell and Taylor Gardner-Hickman are cautioned after a coming together.

We're into four extra minutes.

Another half-chance for Stoke late on!

Sorba Thomas' deep cross finds substitute Lamine Cisse who flicks his header just over.

A couple of minutes still left in this one.

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At the SEVENTH time of asking Sheffield United get their season up and running.

Callum O'Hare was the hero as his goal, the Blades' first since 9 August, gave Chris Wilder his first win of his third spell in charge.

Closer than it sounds.

Jaden Philogene and George Hirst had Ipswich in the driving seat but they failed to make the most of their dominance.

Marlon Pack's late goal was merely a consolation.

Back-to-back league wins for Ipswich for the first time since May 2024.

The leaders remain unbeaten but they had to come from behind.

Matt Targett hit the post for the visitors in the first period before they fell behind to Adam Armstrong's excellent finish just past the hour for Southampton.

Substitute Kaly Sene got the all-important equaliser.

We are into five minutes of additional time at the Bet365 Stadium.

Meanwhile, Steven N'Zonzi is on for Stoke, replacing Tomas Rigo late on.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

When the ball came in the box we had nobody there to stop Ipswich.

Ipswich seemed like they had switched off, they need to just keep it in the corner now.

We are into five minutes of additional time at Deepdale.

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