What another enthralling night at the top of the Championship. The race for automatic promotion to the Premier League is going down to the wire after Middlesbrough return to the summit following a gutsy win at Norwich. We're back with all the action from Saturday's games, starting with the 12:15 BST game between Wolves and Ipswich. There's also the small matter of an FA Cup semi-final between Reading and Arsenal. Until then...

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Bristol City will be crowned League One champions if they avoid defeat at home to Coventry on Saturday after second-placed Preston were held to a 2-2 draw at Port Vale.

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Middlesbrough boss Aitor Karanka: "We don't have players in the same numbers as Watford, Norwich and Bournemouth. We have to be consistent because we do not have so many strikers and not so many goals as the other teams. This win is absolutely vital for us.

"We have two games and we have to wait for a mistake from Bournemouth or Watford. We have won the first one of the three and now we have to win the last two. But for now I am very proud of my players."

Norwich will not give up on automatic promotion but they are going to have to win their remaining two games to stand any chance. The Canaries go to struggling Rotherham next on 25 April before hosting lowly Fulham on 2 May.

Middlesbrough boss Aitor Karanka tells Sky Sports: "We have 25 players who fight for every single ball and when they play their best they deserve to be in the Premier League for sure. A lot of their players played in the Premier League last season but some of ours came from League One and League Two. I'm very proud of the whole team. We did our job but now we have to wait."

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Middlesbrough's remaining two games are away to struggling Fulham on 25 April before hosting Brighton, another team at the wrong end of the table, on the final day of the season on 2 May. Is their six year absence from the Premier League about to come to an end?

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And this is what it means to the top of the Championship table. Middlesbrough are one point clear of Bournemouth, while Norwich, who started the day second, drop to fourth.

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"You have to be careful not to celebrate too soon. Tonight feels like Middlesbrough achieved something, they've still got two big games left and it's still in Bournemouth's hands don't forget.

"It's a huge win and they've put pressure back on the rivals. Bournemouth and Watford need to respond now, you can't write anyone off but Boro are certainly in the driving seat now."

Middlesbrough defender Ben Gibson tells Sky Sports: "Norwich dictated play after we scored and it was a case of digging in. It was do or die. If we hadn't won today, even if we had got a draw, that our automatic promotion dream would have been over. Fingers crossed a couple of teams around us will drop points."

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Middlesbrough go top of the Championship table...until at least Saturday.

One last Norwich attack...

Carrow Road falls silent. The only noise is from the hundreds of travelling Boro fans from Teesside.

It's all Norwich but another promising attack ends in Daniel Ayala's headed clearance. Boro are two minutes from the summit.

This is the Championship at it's very best. Norwich win yet another corner. John Ruddy is up again but Boro's defence remains firm.

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BBC Radio 5 live at Carrow Road

"It's a brilliant block from Ben Gibson because that was goalbound. He's saved his side a goal there."

Stunning block by Ben Gibson to get in the way of Russell Martin's close range volley. So close for Norwich.

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Seven minutes of added time. Yes, that's right. SEVEN minutes.

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It's tense, it's tight, it's gripping. Corner to Norwich. And who is this? Norwich keeper John Ruddy is coming up for it...

Play acting by Dimitrios Konstantopoulos? The Boro keeper falls to the ground with the ball in his hand after a yellow shirt pumps an aimless ball into the area. The Norwich fans turn the air blue as they let the Greek stopper know what they think of his actions.