Ah Bolton. Poor Bolton. So close to the psychological boost of clambering off the foot of the table when Tom Cairney struck deep in stoppage time to earn Fulham a point and keep them rooted to the foot.

Sammy Ameobi's goal looked to have secured a special three points for the Trotters, who are at least now unbeaten in three and discovering some form.

As for Fulham, they remain mid-table but they pick up a point after their first defeat in five last time out.

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Goals from Bobby Reid and Milan Djuric give Bristol City victory at Sunderland.

A slightly surprising result at Loftus Road as high-flying Wolves go down at QPR.

They kept Man City out for 120 minutes in midweek, but Conor Washington and Matt Smith breached the visiting defence.

Leo Bonatini kept up his scoring run, but it's not enough.

Sam Winnall's late goal separates the sides, but Norwich really should've got something.

The Rams led through David Nugent's strike against the run of play, and Timm Klose's leveller eventually counted for nothing.

Not a bore draw by any means and the defences haven't had it all their own way, but it's a day for the goalkeepers.

Cardiff are left frustrated whereas Millwall will be delighted with that point.

Plenty of time still left at Deepdale, but it's Brentford who go close to another.

Sergi Canos sees his free-kick ripple the Preston side-netting.

Bersant Celina's free-kick spectacular has sealed all the points for Ipswich Town and softened some of the disappointment from last week's derby defeat by Norwich City.

They did it the hard way, coming back from a goal down against a Brewers side that will have fancied a win when Ben Turner looped in a header in the second-half.

However, Martyn Waghorn's leveller, and Celina's moment of magic see Town up to 10th.

As for Burton, they remain in the bottom three.

It's Lee Tomlin and Jordan Archer involved again - and once again the Millwall keeper comes out on top.

The Cardiff forward is adjudged to have illegally taken the ball out of Archer's hands, before rolling it into the goal.

So instead of giving the Bluebirds a late winner, he's shown a yellow card.

It seems an obvious thing to say when it's goalless, but keepers Neil Etheridge and Jordan Archer have been in fine form this afternoon.

Millwall's Archer has probably been marginally busier though and denies Cardiff's Lee Tomlin, who takes the ball down neatly and has a go from range.

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In this see-saw affair, Preston go close to find a third leveller...

But Brentford's Danish duo Henrik Dalsgaard and Andreas Bjelland combine to keep the ball out of the Bees net.

Desperate, but effective, defending.

It's off the line... but will Wolves pay the price?

QPR's Conor Washington lobs keeper John Ruddy, but a mixture of Danny Batth and Conor Coady clear off the line.

The problem is, the two visiting defenders have clashed heads in the process - sounds painful.