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Well, well ladies and gents, that's where we'll bring things to an end for today.

It's been an afternoon of highs and lows, that's for sure! Leeds continue to look impressive, QPR finally earned some points, and Peterborough made it five wins in five by scoring five at Plymouth.

For Blues fans, it's going to be a quiet journey back to the West Midlands.

I'll be back tomorrow for Rotherham against Millwall in the Championship from 12:15 BST.

Until then, goodbye.

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Ipswich are still searching for their first Championship win of the season - and not only are they bottom of the league, but today's defeat at Sheffield Wednesday saw them reduced to 10 men for the second Saturday in succession following Toto Nsiala's straight red for a foul on Fernando Forestieri.

"I can't really tell you what I think because we all know what will happen", boss Paul Hurst told BBC Radio Suffolk when asked for his thoughts on the red card. "And I don't get that, because what's going to happen to the referee for getting the decision wrong?

"And they can look at it, they can tell me his foot's high or that it's raised off the floor, [but] he clearly wins the ball.

"I think Forestieri actually kicks Toto. He's on the floor, and all the referee is saying is he had a good view and it's the follow-through. I don't get it.

"I don't think anyone really thinks that it's a sending-off, and that's cost us today, there's no getting away from it."

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Steve McClaren breathed a huge sigh of relief at full-time as QPR recorded their first league win of the season.

The Rs, who are hampered by Financial Fair Play restrictions, have been beaten in all four of McClaren’s previous Championship games in charge, but Brighton loanee Tomer Hemed headed home to end their barren run.

Hemed arrived on loan this week along with Burnley striker Nahki Wells, and McClaren credits them with helping to change his side's mentality.

“It made a huge difference," he said. "We had no money to buy and have been praying for the (transfer) window to end and the loan market to open, because that’s all we can take.

“This week has been tough, but once they came in on Thursday you could see the belief in the players grow that we are moving forward and making signings.

“The fight was incredible: the tackles, the blocks, the headers. You have to do that in the Championship to get a result.

“Keeping the clean sheet is the first thing and now we also know we have people who can score goals.”

Before we close things for the evening, here's a bit more reaction from the earlier games in the Championship.

Starting with a smiling Steve McClaren. Brace yourselves...

Birmingham midfielder Gary Gardner told Sky Sports:

"We're gutted. At 2-0 up we thought we were going to win the game but that's where we've got to be strong and see the result out.

"We were unlucky tonight - we've just got to keep going and the win will come."

Forest goalscorer Daryl Muprhy told Sky Sports:

"It was a strange game, I thought we were really poor, but we've got subs who can come on and make a difference.

"We have to give credit to Birmingham because they made it very hard for us and we were nowhere near it. We dug in, showed we can fight until the end and thankfully took a point."

Let's get some reaction from the City Ground...

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Where do I start?

Birmingham looked to be cruising as goals from Lukas Jutkiewicz and Che Adams in each half put them 2-0 up.

But Joe Lolley's sublime half-volley and Daryl Murphy's expert finish from a tight angle earned a draw for Forest.

Forest remain unbeaten - Blues are still searching for their first win of the season.

There's not enough time for Blues to take the corner... it's all over!

Another corner to Birmingham...

The Birmingham corner is bent in, Lukas Jutkiewicz wins the header, but it's cleared by Forest.

They're into the final 30 seconds...

Corner to Blues...

What a comeback this has been from Forest. They weren't in the game for 70 minutes.

Now they look most likely to win it. Two minutes left.

Plenty of time for a winner!

I would not want to be in Garry Monk's company this evening.

His side have blown a two-goal lead. He is absolutely seething on the touchline.

Forest midfielder Jack Colback slides in on Che Adams and chops him down. Booking.

The Reds are piling everyone forward now. Blues are putting their bodies on the line.

It's a frantic finale at the City Ground.

Forest have been the kings of late goals in recent weeks.

Matty Cash grabbed a stoppage-time equaliser against Bury in the Carabao Cup and Hillal Soudani did the same in the league against Wigan last weekend.

Surely they can't do it again?

And breathe. I'm not sure this one is done yet. What have Forest got left?