Summary

  • Leeds stay top but Abu Kamara's double earns Hull a dramatic 3-3 draw

  • Andre Brooks on target as Sheffield United move level on points with second-placed Burnley after 2-1 win at Watford

  • Amankwah Forson scores twice in injury time as Norwich beat Coventry 2-1

  • Gabriel Otegbayo's equaliser gives Sheffield Wednesday a 2-2 draw at home to Millwall

  • Will Keane's goal for Preston prevents a fourth straight win for Oxford as it finishes 1-1 at Deepdale

  • Calum Chambers secures Cardiff a 1-1 draw at Middlesbrough

  • Bristol City beat Derby 1-0 thanks to Luke McNally's first-half volley

  • Burnley's Zian Flemming decides tight derby against Blackburn

  • Mark Robins' first game in charge of Stoke ends in a 0-0 draw with Plymouth

  • Joe Allen's late goal enables Swansea to claim a 1-1 draw against West Brom

Live Reporting

Ian Woodcock, Alex Hoad, Steve Mather and Oliver Brindle

  1. goal

    GOAL: Hull City 1-1 Leeds

    Ao Tanaka (47 mins)

    Joe Piroe pats Ao Tanaka on the head after his equaliser at HullRex Features

    The leaders hit back!

    Japan international Ao Tanaka levels for the away side with an absolute beauty for his first goal in English football.

    Perfect start to the second half for the Whites.

  2. KICK-OFF

    #bbcefl

    The players are back out on what is a pretty Baltic January afternoon... can they warm us all up with some goals and drama in the coming 45 minutes?

    Let's find out...

  3. 'A clean sheet is very satisfying'

    FT: Stoke 0-0 Plymouth

    Plymouth Argyle

    Kevin Nancekivell hugs Plymouth defender Julio PleguezueloRex Features

    Argyle caretaker boss Kevin Nancekivell told BBC Radio Devon:

    "A point away from home is not to be sneezed at in the Championship. Especially at a tough place like this with such loud fans.

    "There’s a reason why we’re bottom of the division and that’s the amount of goals we’ve been conceding.

    "So to come here and get a clean sheet was very satisfying – and we had plenty of possession too.

    "It was just a case of the team doing their job a bit better than we have been doing in away matches."

  4. 'We maybe didn't have the urgency and quality'

    FT: Stoke 0-0 Plymouth

    Stoke City

    Stoke manager Mark RobinsRex Features

    Stoke City boss Mark Robins told BBC Radio Stoke:

    “If you can’t win, the key thing is always just making sure you don’t lose.

    “The players have had a lot of games in a short space of time and that can take its toll.

    “We just didn’t have maybe the urgency and quality we needed.

    “Sam Gallagher felt his hamstring. It could be just fatigue. And Eric Bocat may be out for a few weeks too.”

  5. 'Always things in the pipeline'

    FT: Stoke 0-0 Plymouth

    Adam Cottier
    BBC Final Score reporter

    Mark Robins’ first game in charge ended 0-0 so the inevitable questions are asked afterwards about what his new team can do this month to arrest a run of one win in 12 games.

    On the transfer window, Robins says simply in his post match press conference: “There’s always things in the pipeline, it’s just how far down the pipe it is.”

    He will give his team some time off now after their festive season exertions, insisting: “We need to clear all the fatigue out.”

  6. Pring sidelined by hamstring injury

    HT: Bristol City 1-0 Derby

    Bristol City defender Cam PringGetty Images

    Bristol City left-back Cameron Pring was one of two Robins changes this afternoon and is set to be out for a "few weeks" because of a hamstring injury.

    Pring went off in the 42nd minute of the Robins' 2-2 draw with Plymouth on New Year's Day.

    The 26-year-old has made 21 appearances for the Robins this season and already missed a number of weeks during October after suffering a leg laceration.

    "[It is] going to be a few weeks we think, [we're] just going to let things settle before we get the exact details on it," Bristol City head coach Liam Manning told BBC Radio Bristol before kick-off of this afternoon's game against Derby.

    "We're not going to see him for a little while."

  7. 'Hull's best performance all season'

    HT: Hull City 1-0 Leeds

    Peter Swan
    Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

    There is still a long way to go and loads of football to be played. That noise at half-time is what we want to hear, we haven't heard a noise like that in a long time.

    We have heard the moans and the groans, but that positive noise is what we want to hear from the fans, and the players should respond to that. The fans have been asking for something on the field to get behind, and that first half performance was the best performance all season.

    It is against a top team and every Hull player has raised their game. There has been some top performances and everyone has played their part.

  8. HALF-TIME

    Norwich 0-1 Coventry

    Milan van EwijkPA Media

    Milan van Ewijk's 24th minute goal is the difference between the sides at the halfway point.

    It would be a fourth game unbeaten for the Sky Blues if they don't throw this away.

  9. HALF-TIME

    Watford 1-1 Sheff Utd

    Watford goalscorer Jeremy Ngakia runs off to celebrateGetty Images

    Gus Hamer slotted the Blades ahead early-on after Callum O'Hare's through ball, but the Hornets got back on terms just seven minutes later when Jeremy Ngakia slid home Ryan Andrews' cut-back for his first Watford goal.

    Good, even game. Surely more goals in this, though...

  10. HALF-TIME

    Bristol City 1-0 Derby

    Bristol City goalscorer Luke McNally celebratesGetty Images

    Luke McNally's thumping far-post volley from a deep free-kick separates the sides at the break.

    The opener might have come against the run of play but the hosts could have added to it since, with Scott Twine going close, though Robins keeper Max O'Leary has been kept on his toes by Nathaniel Mendez-Laing and Kane Wilson at the other end.

  11. HALF-TIME

    Preston 0-1 Oxford

    Ruben Rodrigues celebrates after opening the scoring at PrestonGetty Images

    Oxford United 45 minutes away from making it four wins in four games under Gary Rowett.

    Ruben Rodrigues gave the away side the lead with a cool finish after Preston goalkeeper Freddie Woodman inexplicably played it to him.

  12. HALF-TIME

    Sheff Wed 1-0 Millwall

    Sheffield Wednesday goalscorer Yann Valery is congratulated by team-mate Anthony MusabaRex Features

    The Owls lead thanks to Yann Valery's early goal but it could have been so much better had Ike Ugbo not missed a penalty shortly before the break.

    Millwall have struggled for goals this season but they are still in this - if they can find their shooting boots.

  13. HALF-TIME

    Middlesbrough 1-1 Cardiff

    Middlesbrough manager Michael Carrick looks to the turf after Cardiff's equaliserRex Features

    Emmanuel Latte Lath gave the home side an early lead but former Arsenal man Calum Chambers levelled for the struggling visitors.

    Big 45 minutes coming for these two teams who are after points for different reasons.

  14. HALF-TIME

    Hull City 1-0 Leeds

    Leeds manager Daniel Farke grimaces at the MKM StadiumGetty Images

    The upset of the day is on at the break...

    Abu Kamara gave the home side a very early lead with a composed strike for his first for the club and the Tigers have had the better of it from there on.

  15. 'What a howler'

    Preston 0-1 Oxford

    Ben Croucher
    BBC Final Score at Deepdale

    What a howler from Freddie Woodman, completely undoing all of Preston's impressive endeavour in the opening 20 minutes.

    Sam Greenwood and Kaine Kessler-Hayden had efforts tipped wide. Keane blazed over when it looked easier to score. Even Paul Heckingbottom has shown a nice couple of touches on the sideline too.

    Preston have resumed their impressive passing game inside the Oxford half since the goal but their six-game unbeaten home run is in jeopardy.

  16. MISSED PENALTY

    Sheff Wed 1-0 Millwall

    Oh no no no!

    Ike Ugbo smashes the spot kick high and wide of the target and 1-0 it remains.

    Nice to see the Owls striker's team-mates head over to tell him to get his head up following that miss.

    The hosts have missed plenty of opportunities to double their lead and have left the door open for Millwall.

  17. Bristol City 1-0 Derby

    With the hosts trying to double their lead Ross McCrorie has scuffed a close-range effort into a defender after being found by Haydon Roberts, who might have been better off having a go himself.

    Scott Twine has also curled a dangerous free-kick well over the bar for the Robins.

  18. PENALTY to Sheff Wed

    Sheff Wed 1-0 Millwall

    Anthony Musaba is pushed over in the box and the referee points to the spot.

    What a chance for the Owls to go 2-0 before the break.

  19. Preston 0-1 Oxford

    Preston are unbeaten in their past six home league games and they've got time to turn this one in their favour.

    Emil Riis sees a shot saved by Jamie Cumming in the Yellows net.

  20. Watford 1-1 Sheff Utd

    Delay in proceedings as Hornets right wing-back Ryan Andrews goes down in a heap after seemingly twisting his knee. He'll need some treatment. Not good news for Tom Cleverley as Watford seek to get back on track after consecutive defeats.

    Andrews looks like he'll be ok to continue...