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Plymouth's bid for Championship survival has produced a performance and win that has rocked the automatic promotion race.

Championship leaders Leicester City have been beaten.

They remain top, but could tumble out of the top two tomorrow if Leeds and Ipswich avoid defeats.

This night, however, belongs to Plymouth.

With three games left, this win is huge as they move five points clear of the drop zone.

Join us for more live text commentary fun tomorrow, starting with Leeds United's game against Blackburn at 12:30 BST.

We'd obviously love to bring you reaction from the Leicester camp after such a big result but no joy yet, the away dressing room door at Home Park remains firmly closed...

Oh to be a fly on the wall in there.

BBC Sport's Brent Pilnick was at Home Park soaking up an incredible atmosphere.

You can read his match report by clicking right here.

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Plymouth Argyle director of football Neil Dewsnip told BBC Sport:

"I’m delighted. We knew exactly how difficult it was going to be

"We knew we were going to play against an outstanding football team in possession of the ball, but we had a game plan and thankfully it’s paid off

"It was our night, and I’m delighted for ours players, they worked incredibly hard, harder than they probably realised they could

"We know it’s not done yet, so we’re going to work really hard in the next three games to get more points"

What a start to a huge weekend of Championship action, but don't worry, that was just your appetiser.

There are 11 matches tomorrow, starting at 12:30 BST with Leeds' home game against Blackburn.

The 10 matches to follow from 15:00 BST are:

• Birmingham v Coventry
• Bristol City v Huddersfield
• Hull v QPR
• Ipswich v Middlesbrough
• Millwall v Cardiff
• Preston v Norwich
• Sheffield Wednesday v Stoke
• Southampton v Watford
• Swansea v Rotherham
• West Brom v Sunderland

And of course you can be sure we'll be with you every step of the way right here.

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Ben: Enzo's stubbornness will cost us promotion. Complains about too many fixtures but refuses to use the most expensive squad in the league. If plan A doesn't work, try plan A again. Woeful for months. Ben

Neil (Leeds fan): Leicester City. The gift that keeps on giving !

Anon: LCFC win four games. Promoted simples

Plymouth caretaker boss Neil Dewsnip told Sky Sports: "When we're all joined up we're quite a force. We were playing against an outstanding team, of course we'd have liked to have more of the ball, but sometimes you have to suck it up and put your bodies on the line.

"We have shown incredible resilience and I am delighted. It's massive for us. We have three more games but those three points are incredibly important and we are delighted."

Despite the loss, Leicester remain top of the Championship.

Third-placed Leeds United can go above them if they beat Blackburn in the early game tomorrow. A draw would also do the job on goal difference.

Ipswich only need a draw with Middlesbrough to move above the Foxes.

A win in that one would take them top no matter what the Whites manage to do earlier in the day.

One thing worth remembering is that Leicester have a game in hand on those two after tomorrow. I'm sure it's something the Foxes will cling to.

Nothing has been lost yet.

Drink this Championship table graphic in, Plymouth fans.

Upstaging league leaders Leicester has moved the Pilgrims up to 16th in the table.

They are now six places and five points clear of the relegations spots.

Anon: This is great work by Plymouth. Still a long way to go but maybe start dreaming....

Plymouth defender Dan Scarr told Sky Sports: "This group just needs a bit of belief. Michael Cooper was massive and made some great saves when we needed him most.

"Nothing is final yet but if we keep putting in performances like that, with these fans behind us, we can stay up, yes."

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

What a noise at the final whistle!

Chants of 'We Are Staying up!' ring around Home Park after this famous victory.

Perhaps Argyle have done enough to stay up now - but what about Leicester's automatic promotion hopes?

Can the Fixes recover or could this loss be fatal? We will find out tomorrow....

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

The players are walking over to the 1,700 who travelled. I think there are a few in there who are asking why? It's not a great sight.

They should not feel proud of that performance. It's just more of the same real poor performances. It's no good praising this team for playing attractive football in-between the penalty areas when they keep losing matches.

It feels like the wheels are falling off... there was a casual arrogance to certain players' performances.

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Plymouth hold on for the win and their celebrations are euphoric.

Leicester players are a picture of frustration.

There are hands on heads, players hunched over staring at the ground.

They lead tonight, but could be knocked off the summit tomorrow.

Leicester's sight of a late equaliser flashes by Jamie Vardy at the the back post.

Stephy Mavididi swung in a wonderful ball for the ex-England striker to try meet, but he fails to get there with his sliding attempt.

Ben Waine is the latest Plymouth man to go into the book.

On a slippery surface he goes smashing into Harry Winks.

The free-kick in results in a corner.

Honestly, a high corner count is all Leicester will have to show for their efforts tonight.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

What you'd have to say is at least Leicester are showing a bit more urgency in the last... minute.

I don't see them getting anything and I don't think Enzo sees them getting anything. Hope doesn't get you anything in this league, you have to believe.

Into stoppage time we go.

The fourth official indicates there will be five additional minutes to play.

Tons of time for drama, that.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

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Every goal kick, every tackle, every pass is being roundly cheered here at Home Park.

Can the hosts hold on?

Plymouth goalkeeper Michael Cooper makes another huge intervention.

This time it's to stop Jamie Vardy from getting in.

The former England striker was off in a flash after a poked ball through from Stephy Mavididi, but Cooper read the danger perfectly.