So, at the end of a day that saw Newcastle United slip to 21st in a Championship table topped by Bristol City, all that is left for me to say is thanks for joining me and good night!

Do come back tomorrow for more live football. Until then, good bye!

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Before we love you and leave you for the evening, a final reminder that we'll be back for the last EFL match of the weekend tomorrow, when Cardiff City host Queens Park Rangers.

We'll be bringing you live text commentary from 14:45 BST, so we hope to see you then.

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As we begin to draw today's EFL live text service to a close, I'm pleased to point you in the direction of our 10 all-singing, all-dancing Championship reports, which you can find by clicking here.

One or two surprise results for you to get your teeth stuck into there.

Norwich midfielder Wes Hoolahan tells Sky Sports: "They're a quality team with some quality players. They worked really hard tonight and stopped us playing.

"We were a bit sloppy tonight but teams are going to sit back against us at home and defend. Fair play, they were a tough nut to crack. It's a good point in the end."

Owls midfielder Barry Bannan tells Sky Sports: "We knew it was going to be tough. They are probably one of the best teams in the league.

"We can here against a top team and we've showed we've got stronger this season."

Asked about team-mate Fernando Forestieri's absence from the squad, Bannan replied:

"I don't want to speak about it. The boys that were on the pitch, we showed our team spirit today. 

"We've still got enough in this squad to win games. we got a good result today."

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Both Norwich and Sheffield Wednesday remain unbeaten then, after two league games, and sit fourth and eighth in the table respectively, with three other sides on four points sandwiched between them.

A few boos ring out from the home fans as the final whistle sounds and the game ends 0-0.

Josh Murphy is through on goal but he's offside. That, I'm sorry to say folks, may well be that. Goalless.

Steven Fletcher and Atdhe Nuhiu almost combine on the edge of the area but the final ball races harmlessly though to Norwich goalkeeper Michael McGovern.

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The fourth official has indicated three added minutes. Neither side has really looked like finding a goal.

Both sides are running out of time to find a winner in this game. We're into the 88th minute.

The Owls make their final change. Front man Lucas Joao goes off and on comes the towering figure of Atdhe Nuhiu, who will offer a physical, aerial presence in attack for the final six minutes, plus stoppage time.

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Barnsley earned their first Championship win since returning to the second tier, with Conor Hourihane creating both goals against Derby.

Derby County manager Nigel Pearson: "We've got a few players who are out of form and they've got to try and find a way back into form.

"I've got to manage the players through that process. It's never easy and people have their own opinions on things, but what we'll do is get back to work and try and rectify what has been a difficult and disappointing afternoon."

Wednesday make their second substitution as wide man Ross Wallace comes off and Will Buckley (on loan from Sunderland) comes on.

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The ever-mobile Wes Hoolahan creates a couple of chances for Norwich. Firstly, they want a handball as a Steven Naismith shot is blocked, but there's nothing in it. Then Robbie Brady gets to the byline but his cut-back is cleared for a corner.

Wednesday eventually clear the danger.

'Route one' almost works for Sheffield Wednesday. A long ball forward finds Lucas Joao but the ball is taken away from under his feet by Ivo Pinto as he was preparing to shoot on the egde of the area. That was good defending from Pinto, as Joao was in a good position.

Steven Naismith and Josh Murphy combine well down Norwich's left but Murphy's cross from the byline is gathered by Owls keeper Keiren Westwood.

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Both sides make a change, with Steven Fletcher replacing Gary Hooper for Sheffield Wednesday and Youssouf Mulumbu replacing Cameron Jerome for Norwich.

That's the home side's third and final change, while the Owls have two left.

At the other end, Norwich's debutant keeper Michael McGovern endures his first nervy moment in a Canaries shirt, as he spills a bouncing shot, but Norwich clear the danger.

Josh Murphy tries a curling shot from the edge of the D for Norwich, but it is held by Keiren Westwood.