Leigh Bromby
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Second half it started equal, but then as it went on you could see the quality Leeds have. The amount that we had the ball probably made it harder for Oxford but we were dominant.

Really good performance from Ampadu, he was the best player on the pitch and to come in and do that is really impressive.

The squad looks strong with players off the bench, I think the manager will be happy today.

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Plymouth - the Championship's bottom side - have now conceded 17 goals in their past five league games and 45 in total this season.

The next highest is Oxford United with 37, and they are only above Wayne Rooney's team on goal difference.

In turn, Middlesbrough are the division's second-highest scorers with 38 goals.

But even Michael Carrick's side have disappointed defensively. Out of the sides in the top half of the table, only Sheffield Wednesday have conceded more than the 28 that Boro have let in.

Plymouth Argyle earn the unwanted tag of being bottom of the pile at Christmas despite their 3-3 draw with Middlesbrough.

Portsmouth and Hull City both won to move out of the drop zone with Cardiff and Oxford falling to defeats to make up the rest of the bottom three.

Luton Town were the weekend's big winners with their victory over Derby last night seeing them climb from 19th to 15th.

Sheffield United will celebrate Christmas Day from the top of the Championship after their 2-0 victory at Cardiff, while Leeds, Burnley and Sunderland will also be in fine festive spirits as they picked up wins.

Blackburn lost for the first time in six games but Middlesbrough could only make up one point in their humdinger at Plymouth, while Watford suffered defeat at Turf Moor so cannot close the gap.

Millwall's late winner at The Den means they move into the top 10, while Sheffield Wednesday are now just three points off the play-offs after beating Stoke 2-0 at lunchtime.

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• Goals galore!
• Sheffield United stay atop the Championship for Christmas thanks to Kieffer Moore's second-half double against struggling Cardiff.
• Leeds United remain second as they thump lowly Oxford 4-0 to make it nine straight wins at Elland Road.
• Burnley battle to a 2-1 win over play-off chasing Watford to stay third and Sunderland come from a goal down beat Norwich 2-1 and solidify fourth spot.
• Middlesbrough have to settle for a draw at Plymouth after fighting back from behind three times in a crazy 3-3 draw.
• QPR come from 1-0 down to win 2-1 against Preston and keep their good run of form going and managerless Millwall beat in-form Blackburn 1-0.

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That's full-time in all our Championship games.

Headlines coming right up.

Give this post the thumbs up if you're stepping into Christmas with a spring in your step after today's results and hit the down thumb if you've been left feeling blue.

QPR's Jimmy Dunne is the hero against the 10 men of Preston as the defender's late header gives the hosts a third home win in a row.

Milutin Osmajic had given Paul Heckingbottom's side the lead after sliding the ball home in a move which saw Rs defender Steve Cook go down injured.

Rayan Kolli finished from close range after good work by Paul Smyth down the right, but both sides looked set to take a point from the match until Liam Lindsay's second yellow card gave QPR's attack the upper hand and Dunne ultimately capitalised.

The victory also helped Marti Cifuentes' side move four places up the table to 14th.

An extraordinary encounter at Home Park sees Wayne Rooney's Plymouth Argyle end a run of four defeats, but squander the chance to move out of the bottom three as they and Middlesbrough matched the 3-3 scoreline from this fixture last season.

Plymouth led three times, but four goals in twelve frantic second-half minutes saw Boro repeatedly come back to level the match.

Burnley cling on for all three points.

The Clarets extend their unbeaten run to nine games and are still yet to lose at Turf Moor this season.

Scott Parker's side have also still not conceded more than one goal in a game.

Jaidon Anthony and Josh Brownhill had put them two up before Kwadwo Baah pulled one back late on for Watford, but the visitors couldn't find a leveller.

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What a finale to this game as Millwall win it in the sixth minute of stoppage time.

The Lions, in their first game since Neil Harris left, have ended a six-game winless streak and recover from three straight defeats to win 1-0 at home yet again this season.

In doing so, they also end Blackburn's run of six straight wins and five clean sheets.

Mihailo Ivanovic hands interim boss David Livermore and every Millwall fan a wonderful early Christmas present.

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Rinse and repeat.

Sunderland battle back from behind to claim the points thanks to a strike from Jobe Bellingham for the second week in a row.

The Black Cats fell behind to Anis Slimane's goal but levelled through Dan Ballard and Bellingham grabbed the winner moments after the Canaries had Jose Cordoba sent off.

We have two minutes left of the nine that were added by the officials.

There were four goals in the space of 12 crazy minutes earlier, so perhaps there is still time for a winner.

Eliezer Mayenda looks to wrap it up from close range but his shot is blocked.

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Leeds might not be top of the tree at Christmas but their fans will be enjoying the festivities after this emphatic win.

Goals from Dan James, Jayden Bogle, Brenden Aaronson and Manor Soloman did the business for the second-placed Whites.

Oxford remain without an away win all season and are in real trouble at the foot of the table.

New gaffer Gary Rowett watched on from the stands today and he'll know he has a real job on his hands.

We are now into six added minutes at Loftus Road.

Jake Clarke-Salter and Daniel Bennie are on in place of Paul Smyth and Kenneth Paal for the hosts.

Kieffer Moore's second-half double against his former side means the Blades will spend Christmas at the top of the Championship.

Struggling Cardiff are now without a win in eight games.

Five minutes of stoppage time for Burnley to hold on. Five minutes for Watford to find an equaliser. Which will it be...?

Millwall lay a free-kick to George Saville who fizzes in a shot but Blackburn keeper Aynsley Pears is equal to it before Owen Beck blocks the follow up.