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Four wins in a row for Derby for the first time since April.

Carlton Morris headed them into the lead with his fifth goal in three games before Joel Ndala's first league strike levelled matters.

Substitute Lars-Jorgen Salvesen scored what proved to be the winner having only been on the field for a matter of seconds.

It ends Hull City's six-game unbeaten run.

Back-to-back defeats for Bristol City but three straight wins for Blackburn Rovers.

Yuki Ohashi turned in the only goal of the game on the stroke of half-time after good work from Ryoya Morishita, and in truth it was the least Rovers deserved as they created the lion's share of the chances and called Radek Vitek into action on numerous occasions.

That's just a sixth home defeat in 31 games for the Robins while Rovers have now won three away games while keeping clean sheets.

Into the final five minutes at the CBS and it's gone rather quiet.

Coventry forced a corner that came to nothing and United haven't been able to build on their brief spell of pressure.

City looking to see this out and go four points clear at the top of the table.

But here's a corner for the Blades and it comes to Sam McCallum at the top of the area. He has two attempts blocked and then a ball from the left it bouncing around dangerously before finding the grateful arms of the goalkeeper.

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What looked like being a miserable night for Middlesbrough is saved by skipper Luke Ayling's stoppage-time header after they'd fallen behind to a penalty and then had a man sent off.

Hayden Hackney's handball gifted the home side a penalty which Jordan Ayew converted.

Alfie Jones was dismissed for a professional foul just moments after Tommy Conway spurned the visitors' best chance with replacement goalkeeper Asmir Begovic denying him in a one-on-one situation.

But Ayling's late, late intervention earns Middlesbrough a point but they'll drop out of the top two places.

What drama!

Rob Law
BBC Radio Tees commentator

He did the Robbie Keane there!

The little roly-poly and the guns.

Sometimes when everything is against you you need a stroke of luck!

Could that be the turning point in front of goal for Boro?

Deep into NINE added minutes at Ashton Gate.

City will finish the game with 10 men as Mark Sykes has limped off, with no available subs remaining.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

I think that is a cruel decision.

I think it is a poor decision, I thought the touch from the player was a little too heavy, but then I look at it again and maybe it is not.

It's happened again...

Greg Docherty saw a first-half penalty saved by Josh Griffiths for the hosts while Isaac Price spurned a couple of good chances for Albion either side of the break and Mikey Johnston flashed a late effort wide.

It looked like it might be destined for a goalless draw on a filthy night but Sonny Carey managed to squeeze a 25-yarder through a crowd and past Josh Griffiths to win it in the fifth minute of stoppage time.

Another home clean sheet for Charlton, who have now lost just once in 10 league games and are up to fifth.

it's four straight defeats on the road for Ryan Mason's men.

Patson Daka is the SIXTH Leicester man to be cautioned!

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Clinical stuff for Blues who have two 4-0 wins at home in four days.

Millwall's unbeaten away run is over.

Paik Seung-Ho fizzed in from the edge of the box and Demarai Gray tucked in from close range before the break while after it Alex Cochrane unleashed a howitzer of a volley from distance (you need to see it, go and search now) before Jay Stansfield added his sixth of the season.

Chris Davies is the toast of St Andrew's again. The first time Blues have managed to score four times in consecutive home games since 1967 and into the top-10.

Ivan Azon almost wins it for Ipswich but Egil Selvik does brilliantly to keep out his header and keep the Hornets level.

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Stoke City's superb form continues as they cruise to victory at Oxford.

Lewis Baker with a first-half opener before Stephen Nzonzi, with his first Stoke goal for 10 years, put them two up at the break.

Baker's second just after the restart made it a very easy second half.

Stoke heading up to second in the Championship.

The good news for Sheffield United is that this second-half onslaught from Coventry has at least eased since they went ahead.

But the bad news is that the Blades have barely done anything in the second period.

They also have the least number of goals after the 76th minute of any team in the league. And have also lost every game in which they've led at half-time.

But here's a moment down the right - and a ball pulled back for Sydie Peck sees a shot blocked away for a corner.

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Alfie Jones is sent off for Middlesbrough.

That might be it now.

The defender takes out Stephy Mavididi as he goes through.

Rob Law
BBC Radio Tees commentator

Conway with the best clear-cut chance of the game, 1-1 with Asmir Begovic.

Everybody thought that was the moment, including your commentary team.

Boro will not get a better chance.

Oh, huge chance for Middlesbrough.

Tommy Conway is through for the visitors but replacement goalkeeper Asmir Begovic rushes out to make the save.

Riley McGree then shoots just wide for the visitors.

Will they get a better chance?

Break in play as Rovers keeper Balazs Toth is down getting treatment.

He went down after throwing the ball out, and appears to be suffering with a muscle problem.

The home fans are frustrated with the amount of time this is taking.

Watford send on Nestory Irankunda for Mamadou Doumbia.

A point a decent outcome Hornets fans?