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How important could those two stoppage time goals prove to be?

Wolves are probably still going to cruise to the title but Cardiff have now cut their lead at the top to nine points after Norwich's dramatic late equaliser at Molineux.

Derby, second at the start of the month, looked to be slipping six points off third but Kasey Palmer's last minute goal against Leeds stopped them from suffering a second successive defeat.

If the midweek action is anything to go by there's still a lot of twists and turns to come in the Championship this season.

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We'll take a day off from the Championship tomorrow, but we're right back here on Friday for a game with implications at both ends of the Championship table.

Struggling Hull City play host to Sheffield United, who could move above Bristol City into sixth place with victory against Nigel Adkins' side.

Hull will simply be hoping to put a little bit of room between themselves and the relegation zone, as they sit level on points with 22nd-placed Burton heading into the weekend's fixtures.

Chris Roberts: Fantastic away result for the Bluebirds! Let's keep this form going

Gareth Colley: Let all the other teams and their supporters talk themselves up. We're going along very nicely and keeping clean sheets

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Rochdale move off the bottom of the table but they are still 10 points adrift of safety.

They had the better of it against fellow strugglers MK Dons but they could not find a crucial winner.

It's a first point for Dons boss Dan Micciche, coming in his fifth league game in charge.

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Stephen Coley: The sooner we get a mid-season break (Jan to May) the sooner the Rams will get promoted!!!

Nick: 1st Wolves, 2nd Cardiff. Fulham to win play-offs. Sorry Villa. Be great to see Cardiff v Swansea if the Swans stay up.

Steve Cornforth: On current form I’d go Wolves and Cardiff 1 & 2 with Villa, Fulham, Derby & Bristol in playoffs. Villa nicking it if players are all fit.

Graham Gardner: Don't bank against Middlesbrough finishing in 6th and going up in play-offs - with Pulis in charge anything can happen, and they haven't clicked yet.

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What. A. Night.

We thought it was going to be a good one, and the Championship's contenders have not let us down.

We'll have news of the relegation battle in League One and a few more of your tweets as soon as we've taken a minute to process what we've just seen.

In truth a result neither side will be happy with.

The hosts twice pegged the visitors back thanks to goals from Andreas Weimann and Kasey Palmer.

Leeds, who scored through Pierre-Michel Lasogga and Ezgjan Alioski, remain winless since Boxing Day.

Bristol City and Fulham take a point apiece.

It's still just one win in 2018 for the Robins, while the Cottagers are now unbeaten in 11 games.

Cardiff are four points clear of third-placed Aston Villa.

The performance wasn't their best, but that is a huge result for Neil Warnock's side.

James Maddison draws a fine save from John Ruddy as Norwich almost snatch a dramatic equaliser.

And now they're into five minutes of added time at Ashton Gate.

It has been every bit as close as the league positions would suggest in Bristol this evening.

There are going to be three minutes of added time at Portman Road.

Famous last words, but the three points look in the bag for Cardiff.

They're both still chasing a winner in the night's big play-off battle.

Fulham substitute Oliver Norwood shoots from outside the box, but Frank Fielding holds on well.

Into five minutes of stoppage time at Pride Park.

Can Leeds hang on?

Norwich still not going away but they are running out of time now.

We're heading into the 90th minute at Molineux.

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Gregory King: This is Derby's year, I can feel it.

Peter Roderick: Amazed at how people are completely ignoring Cardiff's chances. Look at the table! If it stays as it is, 4 points clear in second!

Drico: Only one place for automatic promotion now and unfortunately us Bluebirds are gonna take it.

Robert Hoyle: As a Hull City fan I would say we will be in contention for a promotion run. From League one....next season....maybe?

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You could forgive Leeds for being a bit nervous as we head into the final five minutes.

The Whites are without a win since Boxing Day and three points tonight would really kickstart their play-off bid.

Cardiff hadn't looked much like scoring before Kenneth Zohore's opening goal, but they have looked the stronger side since.

Loic Damour has their latest effort, his shot deflected wide off an Ipswich defender.