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• Leaders Wolves go six points clear of Cardiff, who face Derby on Sunday, at the top of the table with a 3-1 win over Burton, Benik Afobe scoring twice.
• Garry Monk earns his first win at Birmingham boss with a 3-0 victory over Hull.
• Adthe Nuhiu scores an injury-time winner as Sheffield Wednesday beat Leeds in the Yorkshire derby.
• Norwich hold on to win a five-goal thriller against Reading.
• Sunderland remain marooned at the bottom of the table after a defeat by Preston.
• Middlesbrough hold on to sixth place with a draw at Brentford, but Bristol City, Preston and Sheffield United are all within two points.

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So, that's all our 3pm games done and dusted. We'll bring you the pick of the reaction later, but to start with here are your Championship headlines.

Norwich hold on to win a thriller at Carrow Road, where Reading trailed 2-0 and 3-1 but could easily have earned a point.

A fine header from Milan Djuric is enough to get Bristol City's promotion push back on track.

Brentford's play-off hopes are just about over, as they are held to a 1-1 draw by sixth-placed Middlesbrough.

It was dull for long periods but Atde Nuhiu's injury-time winner earns victory for Sheffield Wednesday in a frantic finish.

Disappointment all round as Nottingham Forest play out their third successive goalless draw.

Assuming Middlesbrough do draw at Brentford, Sheffield United stay two points outside the play-off spots in ninth place.

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All over at Molineux and Wolves win to go six points clear at the top of the Championship.

They're also 13 points clear of third before Aston Villa kick off at Bolton this evening.

Burton remain deep in trouble - despite ending their goal drought.

Barnsley's defeat by Millwall earlier means the gap to safety is no bigger than at the start of the day, but it is not looking good for Sunderland.

Preston stay right in the thick of the play-off race.

It's a first win for Birmingham under Garry Monk, coming at the hands of relegation rivals Hull.

That is a massive result for the Blues.

And that will just about end Brentford's victory hopes.

Midfielder Romaine Sawyers is sent off for a second yellow card, the referee ruling that he deliberately obstructed Adama Traore.

Can Middlesbrough steal an unlikely victory in added time?

Brentford go close again!

Alan Judge misses the target this time, fizzing a shot wide from around 20 yards out.

Middlesbrough don't have to hold out too much longer...

Can anybody break the deadlock?

It's not looking terribly likely that we'll see a goal in Sheffield today, with only a couple of minutes of the 90 remaining.

The Blades' play-off hopes are taking a little hit this afternoon.

Goals are flying in across League Two.

Leaders Accrington are back in front against Forest Green thanks to Jordan Clark's run and strike.

Meanwhile, it's 2-2 in the snow at Vale Park between Port Vale and Stevenage, as well as in the game between Carlisle and Crawley.

Second-bottom Chesterfield did lead but are now 1-1 with Cheltenham, while Morecambe are 2-1 up at home to Exeter.

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Shrewsbury are still on track to go second in League One.

There's just over five minutes left at Glanford Park, where the Shrews are 2-1 up against Scunthorpe and closing in on a fifth consecutive away league win.

At the other end, MK Dons lead Bury 2-1 as two sides in the bottom three battle it out.

Brentford will be gutted if they don't come away from this game with three points in the bag.

Romaine Sawyers is their latest player to threaten, forcing Darren Randolph to beat his shot away.

Only 10 minutes remain for the Bees to score a late winner.

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You'll have to forgive me Blues fans, but this might be my last update from St Andrew's until full-time.

Birmingham are comfortably seeing out the closing stages against Hull and they are set to move level on points with 21st-placed Barnsley.

Garry Monk must be absolutely thrilled with what he's seen, Nigel Adkins perhaps a little less so.

Ah, Britain in springtime...

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