We danced our way enthusiastically into tonight's live text coverage like Theresa May at the start of a party conference speech and, although many of our five Championship games took a while to get going, the goals started to flow in the second half.

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King George III: I liked Bruce but it stagnated and he ran out of ideas. Big Sam is the obvious choice for replacement. Consistently overachieved throughout his career.

Sean: Shame about Bruce in my opinion. He turned Villa’s fortunes around in the time he was there and just had a bad patch. No better manager at getting clubs promoted from Championship, another Remi Garde situation coming?

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Also, you may have missed the news that Steve Bruce has been sacked as Aston Villa manager.

All of the facts, figures and reaction can be found by clicking on the link below...

You can read match reports of all five of tonight's Championship games here.

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Millwall remain in the bottom three despite their rescue act to earn a point at Nottingham Forest.

Rotherham are four points clear of the drop zone after their goalless draw with Bristol City.

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West Brom missed the chance to go top of the table tonight, so there are three teams level on 22 points after 11 games.

Sheffield United's win takes them up alongside Leeds and Middlesbrough, who won on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, in South Yorkshire...

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And that'll be that.

Millwall get a point but, having trailed 2-0 with 15 minutes left, it'll feel like three.

They stay in the bottom three, while Forest are in mid-table having drawn seven of their 11 league matches this season.

That late Millwall equaliser was the difference between Forest being fifth or 11th in the Championship table - it's that congested in there.

My word - Millwall nearly snatch a winner!

They fight back brilliantly to retrieve the ball and a cross into the box causes chaos. I couldn't tell you who had the final effort but it flashed across the face of goal and there's a huge sigh of relief from the Forest fans.

One minute and stoppage time remaining at the City Ground and Millwall are pushing for an equaliser, but Forest are keeping them at arm's length for the moment.

Here was the scene when the floodlights at the City Ground temporarily failed earlier...

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Just the one match ongoing then - Nottingham Forest lead Millwall with about five minutes left.

That was delayed because of a second-half floodlight failure.

What a barnstorming finish at Hillsborough, where West Brom scored twice in the final five minutes to grab a point against Sheffield Wednesday.

Adam Reach scored a belter in the first half for the Owls, who doubled their lead through Fernando Forestieri before the break.

A scrappy reply for Albion, which looks like it'll go down as an own goal, got them back in it and Harvey Barnes scored a wonderful Maradona-esque equaliser.

A point apiece for the Owls and the Baggies.

It's a frustrating draw for both sides in the end, as both of their winless runs extend to four games.

It finishes level at Pride Park, with Craig Bryson's late goal enough to earn a point for Derby.

Tom Bradshaw thinks he's headed Millwall level but the referee has blown up for a foul in the box by another player in blue.

Millwall manager Neil Harris can't believe it. He's furious.

All over at Ewood Park.

Sheffield United inflict a first home league defeat on Blackburn for more than a year and move level on points with the top two.

Billy Sharp got both of the Blades' goals.

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Seven minutes to be added on at Hillsborough. That one could end up 4-4, the way it's going.