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And there it is - Portsmouth have a first Championship win of the season!

They did it the hard way as they had to come from behind after an awful goalkeeping error had handed QPR the lead when Nicolas Schmid's weak headed clearance landed at the feet of Karamoko Dembele who lobbed the ball back in.

Pompey's response was swift as within ten minutes of going behind they levelled through Freddie Potts.

The key moment arrived 12 minutes into the second period as Morgan Fox hauled down Callum Lang who picked himself up to convert the penalty.

Four defeats in a row for QPR but a first second tier victory for Portsmouth since April 2012.

An extraordinary game at the Riverside is over.

Bristol City have won for the seventh time in 10 visits to Middlesbrough.

The hosts huffed and puffed all afternoon but spurned a glut of golden chances, while they played a part in their own downfall by conceding possession cheaply allowing Anis Mehmedi and Yu Hirakawa to score before the break.

A day to forget for Michael Carrick and Boro.

A day to remember for Bristol City.

A day also to remember Theo John Manning.

Mihailo Ivanovic's first goal for Millwall prevents Derby getting a first win on the road this season BUT the Rams do get a first away point of the campaign.

The Londoners had the better of the game with Macauley Langstaff hitting the inside of a post and also being denied by a superb save from Jacob Widell Zetterstrom.

But Derby, found themselves in front 12 minutes from the end through Jerry Yates' header and his first Rams goal.

Cue Ivanovic to sprint clear with five minutes to go, round the goalkeeper and slot home to earn a point.

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Rovers hold on to make it five consecutive Championship home wins to start the season.

John Eustace's side are back on track after back-to-back defeats,

Tyrhys Dolan's early strike from a corner proves the difference, though both sides spurned good chances to add to the scoring.

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Job done for Scott Parker and Burnley. They will be top of the Championship tonight.

They weren't the best team for the opening exchanges of this one, but never looked back once Jaidon Anthony had taken advantage of a mistake in the Sheffield Wednesday backline to slot home the opener.

Josh Brownhill doubled the advantage shortly after the break, and that was all she wrote in Yorkshire.

Burnley have the best defence in the division and are back at the summit for the first time since matchday two.

Ooh, six minutes of time added on...

Midfielder Marcus McGuane, a summer arrival from Oxford, who has Barcelona and Arsenal on his footballing CV, is on for the closing stages, replacing goalscorer Yu Hirakawa. Into added time.

Some final throws of the dice from Norwich.

Jose Cordoba and Kellen Fisher come off, and Ben Chrisene and Jack Stacey are the men charged with making a difference in the final stages.

Two changes for Portsmouth with Callum Lang and Josh Murphy off and Terry Devlin and Elias Sorensen on.

They're edging closer...

Swansea defender Harry Darling rises highest, as he often does, and sends a header towards the Rovers goal, but keeper Aynsley Pears is able to hold his effort.

Nervy finish in store at Ewood Park, it's Swansea who are finishing the stronger.

Another shot past the post, but this time it's Bristol City on the attack.

Sub Sinclair Armstrong can only find the side-netting with his angled effort.

It's 5-3 to Middlesbrough... in bookings at least.

City sub George Earthy goes into the space left in Sam Allison's book for a foul on Delano Burgzorg.

Burnley a lick of paint away from sewing this one up!

Jaidon Anthony's free kick is saved and pushed into the path of substitute Jeremy Sarmiento, whose effort strikes the post.

Marcus Forss and Isiah Jones are the final Boro subs, with Luke Ayling and Emmanuel Latte Lath the ones to make way.

All in, from Michael Carrick.

Ben Doak is the latest to try his luck but pings his shot past Max O'Leary's upright.

I think that's 18 shots for the hosts, but only three of them have been on target.

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Neither side are settling for a point here.

Canaries defender Callum Doyle charges into the box, but can only fire into the side netting.

Two-nil up with 15 to play, Scott Parker decides it's time for a change.

Jeremy Sarmiento comes on, with Luca Koleosho taking his place on the bench.