The Championship, as ever, did not disappoint. There were huge wins for Hull and Wolves, while Barnsley, Aston Villa, Bristol City, Nottingham Forest and finally Norwich also won.

With most teams having played 11 of their 46 games, we now have a pretty good picture of the table. How does it look for you?

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Reading managed just one shot on target in the whole 95 minutes. Their poor run of form, which has seen them go five Championship games without a win, leaves Jaap Stam's side on nine points from 10 games - just one point above the relegation zone.

By contrast, Norwich may have conceded their first goal in six league games, but Daniel Farke's side looked solid and well-drilled. The Canaries have moved up to ninth place - two points adrift of the play-off places.

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Daniel Farke has Norwich playing exactly how he wants them too and match-winner Cameron Jerome says the players are now fully on-board with the German coach's style.

He told Sky Sports: "It's a new system with a new style of play. Obviously it has taken some time to implement it, but it's working for us now.

"We've gone away from the free-flowing style to a more balanced defensive style."

Norwich midfielder James Maddison opened the scoring with a lovely free-kick and provided the corner for Cameron Jerome to score the second. He deservedly picks up the Man of the Match award for his efforts.

He told Sky Sports: "I'm happy to chip in with goals. As an attacking midfielder you have to get goals and assists.

"For the free-kick I just said to Wes (Hoolahan) 'I fancy this one' and luckily I took it and it went in."

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Cameron Jerome's second-half header is enough to earn Norwich a win. Daniel Farke's side stretch their unbeaten run to six Championship games.

Reading, meanwhile, are six games without a win in all competitions. Pressure on Jaap Stam now?

Omar Richards sends a low cross across the Norwich box, but Angus Gunn, who hasn't had an awful lot to do this half, gathers comfortably.

Time is running out for the Royals.

Subsitute Marley Watkins overruns the ball and dives into a challenge on Chris Gunter. Tim Robinson has no hesitation in sending him off.

Can Reading create a good chance? Chris Gunter's powerful strike is the closest they've come to an equaliser this half.

Reading are getting frustrated. Harrison Reed draws a foul from Roy Beerens to take the pressure off once again. Norwich seeing this game out professionally so far.

Roy Beerens swings over a deep cross, but no Reading player can get their head on it and it goes out for a Norwich goal kick.

Norwich are managing this game very well. Substitute Yanic Wildschut runs into the corner and wins a free-kick.

He won't get a go at the free-kick as Yanic Wildschut is sent on to replace Wes Hoolahan for the final minutes.

In the Irishman's absence, the free-kick is taken short.

Really good play by Ivo Pinto, who steps up, wins the ball, takes it forward and wins a free-kick in the Reading half.

It's a fair old way out, but Wes Hoolahan looks like he fancies it.

It's not happening for Reading at the moment. Norwich are well-drilled in their defensive shape, dropping back and closing down the space.

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After his final game in caretaker charge of Birmingham City ended in a 6-1 loss at Hull, Lee Carsley told BBC WM:

"It was disappointing. I need to take responsibility for a lot of the performance today. I gambled.

"I thought, after the performance on Wednesday, that maybe I could squeeze a little bit more out of the lads.

"But it just looked like it was too much for some of the lads. We looked vulnerable to counter attacks.

"It is an all-round poor day at the office, a big blow today. It is an embarrassing defeat."

The Southampton loanee is straight into the action, getting booked for a heavy challenge on Paul McShane.

The last throw of the dice from Jaap Stam. Omar Richards, a 19-year-old left-back, is on for Tyler Blackett, while Mo Barrow replaces Garath McCleary. Looks like it's all focus on the flanks for Reading.

Daniel Farke reacts by taking off James Maddison for the more defensively-minded Harrison Reed.

No signs that Reading are going to go route one just yet. They're still playing the Jaap Stam way - keeping the ball and probing away down both flanks.

The delivery simply hasn't been good enough though. Norwich fairly comfortable.

Jon Dadi Bodvarsson gets a chance straight away. His strike his blocked but it comes back to Chris Gunter who clips the top of the crossbar with a thunderous shot.

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Sone Aluko is replaced by big Icelandic forward Jon Dadi Bodvarsson. A change in tactic from Jaap Stam?