Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

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Three games, two wins, three clean sheets and seven points - caretaker boss Alan Sheehan is doing a decent job of auditioning for the Swansea head coach's job.

This was another impressive victory for a Swansea side who look rejuvenate having lost their way in the latter stages of Luke Williams' reign.

They were worthy winners against a disappointing Middlesbrough, who never really looked like building on their triumphs over Stoke and Derby.

"Alan Sheehan, we want you to stay," was the chant from a number of home fans after the final whistle.

Derby are off the bottom with their first win under John Eustace over his former club Blackburn and Cardiff's loss at Sunderland cuts the gap to safety to four points.

Plymouth and Luton both suffered heavy defeats.

Stoke came from 2-0 down at Coventry only to lose 3-2 in the 97th minute to remain in trouble.

There's a lot of football to be played but the final day of the season pits Derby against Stoke.

Hull City spent a long time playing with 10 men at Bristol City but earned what could prove to be a crucial point in a 1-1 draw.

Sheffield United's win over Preston moves them level on points with the leaders Leeds ahead of their game at Portsmouth tomorrow but just look at the Whites' huge goal difference.

Burnley have maintained their pursuit of the top two by brushing aside 10-man Luton and that game with Sheffield United next month looks huge.

In fourth place, Sunderland beat Cardiff while Coventry and West Brom also won. By the way, Coventry host Sunderland next weekend.

Bristol City drew and Blackburn lost but remain well in touch but Middlesbrough were beaten at Swansea and Norwich drew last night.

Eric Steele
Former Derby and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC Radio Derby

It was important to start well and boy did they. We said how important set-plays are and they got a goal from one.

Blackburn didn't know what hit them in the first 10 minutes.

We knew Blackburn would come into it the second half and credit to the new manager he changed it up.

Delighted for the club, we got the result that mattered which could be huge for the season.

They all played their part.

Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport at Pride Park

Derby County had to defend a last-gasp corner to win in.

When goalkeeper Jacob Widell Zetterstrom scooped the ball up safely and the whistle went for full-time there was a wave of relief that washed over Pride Park.

Zetterstrom was still on his knees when he flung the ball away, looked skyward, punched the air and screamed with joy.

It's a huge victory that moves Derby off the bottom of the table and ends their 12-game winless league run.

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West Bromwich Albion secure a vital three points in their chase for a top-six place, with Adam Armstrong from the spot after Kieran Morgan's foul on Jayson Molumby.

They suffered a scare in first-half added time as Darnell Furlong saw red.

QPR offered little going forward against the 10 players in the second half and have now suffered three defeats in a row in the Championship.

The Hoops finally have a shot on target through Koki Saito, who should have equalised earlier for the visitors.

This time he does hit the target but Joe Wildsmith, who has nothing football-related to do today, is equal to it.

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The first goals and a first win for Derby under John Eustace as he beats his former club.

Craig Forsyth and Ebou Adams scored inside the opening 10 minutes before Makhtar Gueye pulled one back for Rovers.

Derby off the bottom, Blackburn await a first win under Valerien Ismael and suffer a blow in their pursuit of the play-offs.

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The 10 players of Hull hang on to frustrate the Robins and secure the draw.

Joao Pedro completed football's equivalent of a dramatic heel turn as he gave his side the lead before getting himself sent off a minute later.

Bristol City hammered at the door all afternoon and needed an Anis Mehmeti penalty to draw level, and could not find their way through from open play for the winner as they lose ground on West Brom in the race for the play-offs.

Jonathan Smith
Former Luton midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

It's really frustaring that Burnley have got a fourth.

A tough, tough day for Luton.

A real eye opener to where the two clubs are at.

Luton have got a massive job on to get them out of trouble.

At the moment we don't look good enough.

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That's it in one of the most one-sided games you'll see all season.

Luton were reduced to 10 players when Kal Naismith received his yellow card on 19 minutes.

Substitute Mark McGuinness's own goal set the Clarets on their way before Lyle Foster, captain Josh Brownhill and a first goal back at at club for Ashley Barnes sealed a comfortable three points as the home side roll on.

Worrying times for the visitors.

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Easy peasy for Wednesday.

A Nathanael Ogbeta own goal added to by Callum Paterson and Djeidi Gassama.

Conor Hazard kept the scoreline respectable with a save from Michael Smith.

The visitors snap a three-match losing streak and Argyle head to the foot of the table.

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Sunderland make it back-to-back wins but they were run very close.

Eliezer Mayenda gave them an early lead before Isaak Davies levelled.

Anthony Patterson brilliantly tipped Yousef Salech's effort onto a post in the second period and that proved a key moment as Chris Mepham scored the winner for the home side.

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Swansea pick up all three points!

Eom Ji-sung scored the goal that won it in the first half with a lovely strike from just on the edge of the box.

Into five added minutes at Ashton Gate.

Sam Bell shoots wide for the hosts as still they can't find their way through for the lead.

This will be a huge point for the Tigers if they can hang on.

Eight minutes of added time at the Hawthorns.

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Another big three points for Sheffield United.

They now sit level with the league leaders Leeds United on 76 points.

The decisive moment came from Tyrese Campbell ten minutes after the break.

Andy Bayes
BBC Radio Lancashire commentator

Derby have not been able to get out of their half.

We have seven minutes added which is about right.

Not done yet for the Rams - seven minutes of time added on.

Blackburn haven't had a shot on target in this second period despite all their possession.