So, after seven hours of football in the EFL, another Saturday draws to a close.

Thanks for joining us today, but I need a lie down after the finish at St Andrew's! 

The next live text commentary from the Championship is on Friday, when Preston host Wigan (19:45 BST kick-off).

Until then, farewell and enjoy the rest of your weekend.

Reading boss Jaap Stam qusetioned goalscorer Garath McCleary's red card in their 2-1 win against in-form Barnsley.

"Of course, Garath knows what he's done and does feel guilty because he was playing a fantastic game until then, but I think you have to question whether something like that can't just see a yellow card given," Stam said.

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Barnsley can build on their defeat by the Royals and continue their fine start to the season, according to boss Paul Heckingbottom.

"We've got good players - good players who work their socks off - and we want to learn from today and get better and better with each game," he said.

Wigan Athletic manager Gary Caldwell says improving their defence will help them move up the Championship table, after their goalless draw against Fulham.

"We've scored in all but one game this season, and that is our main strength. We are very good going forward and that will get us points this season. If we can get the defending bit right, we'll be very difficult to play against," he said.

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Fulham boss Slavisa Jokanovic was dissatisfied with his team's attacking performance against the Latics.

"We are a new team and we are trying to build something different. The last few games we have been playing well but we didn't create enough chances and didn't get enough goals," Jokanovic said.

Norwich City boss Alex Neil says his side's desire to win was key to them beating Nottingham Forest 2-1 at the City Ground.

"I just questioned them. I asked them how much they wanted it. Did they want to go on and win this game? I told them that if they were going to win the game they were going to have to want it more than Forest," said Neil.

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Nottingham Forest head coach Philippe Montanier says he was disappointed in his team's performance against the Canaries.

"We did not put our opportunities away. We did not choose our passes well; we did not create enough opportunities to score. It is disappointing but our performance was not sufficient against a good team like Norwich." 

Newcastle United boss Rafael Benitez says his side need to work out what went wrong in their 2-0 home defeat by Wolves.

"It's a bad day, but we have to analyse what was wrong and try to change it. It's not that you have to forget - you have to forget, but try to understand why and try to correct things as soon as possible," he said.

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Wolves' win against the Magpies answered their critics after their 4-0 home drubbing by Barnsley, according to head coach Walter Zenga.

"The players wanted to see a reaction themselves to show that the last 15 minutes was a shock for everybody. Besides the fact that we won 2-0 here in Newcastle, the spirit of the team, how they approached the game, how they started the game, how they played is a big answer to everybody."

With all 12 matches done and dusted in the Championship, here's a reminder of the results...

• Cardiff 0-2 Leeds
• Barnsley 1-2 Reading
• Blackburn 4-2 Rotherham
• Brentford 5-0 Preston
• Bristol City 1-1 Derby
• Burton 0-1 Brighton
• Huddersfield 2-1 QPR
• Ipswich 0-0 Aston Villa
• Newcastle 0-2 Wolves
• Nottingham Forest 1-2 Norwich
• Wigan 0-0 Fulham
• Birmingham 2-1 Sheffield Wednesday

More reaction from some of the key games to come, starting with that surprising win for Wolves at Newcastle...

So, that win for Birmingham pushes them up to fifth in the Championship table.

Sheffield Wednesday drop to 14th. Plenty for manager Carlos Carvalhal to ponder before their next match against Nottingham Forest.

Blues striker Clayton Donaldson tells Sky Sports:

"I thought we just edged it. We got it back together at the right time I thought.

"Overall it was hard to call but the big man came on and got the winning goal. I'm happy either way."

Birmingham striker Lukas Jutkiewicz tells Sky Sports:

"It's a great feeling, it's my first appearance at St Andrew's so I'm just buzzing to be out here.

"That's just topped it off so I'm delighted."

No more time is the answer, the full-time whistle goes. What an incredible last 15 minutes in the Midlands.

Gary Hooper put Sheffield Wednesday in front, but Clayton Donaldson's penalty and Lukas Jutkiewicz's injury-time header sealed victory for Birmingham.

Wow.

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Adam Reach absolutely flies into Clayton Donaldson and is booked. How much time is left?!

There will be four added minutes at St Andrew's. Plenty of time for a third goal!

Will Buckley almost makes an instant impact for Sheffield Wednesday.

The midfielder whips in a super cross from the right but Fernando Forestieri can't quite get on the end of it.

Sheffield Wednesday make their third and final change. Former Blues loanee Will Buckley comes on for Ross Wallace.

Wallace doesn't look too happy to be coming off.

Well, I have to say I wasn't expecting such a frenzied few minutes after the opening 75!

Five minutes left at St Andrew's. Who fancies a winner?!

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Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper Kieren Westwood brings down Clayton Donaldson in the box. Blatant penalty. Donaldson to take it.

And that's the final contribution from Steven Fletcher as the Scotland international us replaced by Atdhe Nuhiu.

Birmingham also make their final change - Lukas Jutkiewicz comes on for Stephen Gleeson.