Thank you for joining us for an exhilarating day of Championship action.

From the Sevenside derby win for Bristol City early on, through convincing wins for Sheffield United, Nottingham Forest and Ipswich, to Brentford continuing their charge up the table, we've enjoyed a good day of football.

Join us again tomorrow for Middlesbrough v Sunderland, which kicks off at 12:15 GMT. For now, whether your team won or lost, have a nice evening.

Brentford forward Ollie Watkins told Sky Sports:

"Going into half-time at 2-0 would make us relaxed, but we've done so well to come back at the end."

On his missed penalty, he added: "To be honest I was thinking about scoring before I'd even hit it. I went to go high and got it all wrong."

Brentford goalscorer Ryan Woods told Sky Sports:

"Credit to them. Leeds manager [Thomas Christiansen] made a lot of changes at half-time and they made it diffcult for us, getting into spaces. But we've come out the other end and deserve the points.

"We're a very very good, exciting team and we're just putting together a run of results now."

A third straight win for Brentford, who stretch their unbeaten league run to nine games and move up to 12th - just three points off the play-off places.

For Leeds, it's a third consecutive loss and a seventh defeat from their last nine Championship games.

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Pablo Hernandez looks up, but sends a dinked ball over the dead ball line for a Brentford goal kick.

Just one minute remaining now.

That was the chance for Leeds.

A lovely free-kick comes in from Pablo Hernandez, but Luke Ayling glances his header narrowly wide of the post.

The goalscorer Yoann Barbet goes into the book for an amusing confrontation with Samuel Saiz.

Thomas Christiansen looks bewildered. The camera pans to Leeds owner Andrea Radrizzani in the stands, who looks at his watch and shakes his head.

Time is indeed running out for Leeds.

Brentford are pouring forward looking for a winner, but Ollie Watkins' charging runs are halted by Leeds.

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Lasse Vibe is on for Neal Maupay, while Jay-Roy Grot is on up front for Leeds, replacing Ezgjan Alioski.

Both head coaches throwing on extra forwards. Will it pay off?

Brentford hit the bar for a second time in the second half.

Nico Yennaris unleashes one from distance and it thumps into the woodwork with Andy Lonergan well beaten.

A quick turn over of possession gives Brentford a two-on-two chance, but Ollie Watkins is dispossessed by a back-pedaling Liam Cooper.

The game is wide open with both sides throwing men forward in search of a winner. Where is your money?

Romaine Sawyers is replaced by midfielder Kamohelo Mokotjo for Brentford. The game is in the balance now.

Ezgjan Alioski floats in a free-kick for Liam Cooper, who can't make the most of his unmarked status, flicking a header to Daniel Bentley.

Pablo Hernandez crosses for Kemar Roofe, who heads straight at Daniel Bentley. The two substitutes combine though, which is promising for the away side, who have been much better this half.

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Leeds are buoyant now. Samuel Saiz drives forward and unleashes a shot which swerves narrowly wide.