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What a difference a month can make.

When West Brom beat Reading 4-1 at The Hawthorns on 6 October to go second in the table they were on a seven game unbeaten run in which they scored 18 goals.

Just four games later, Darren Moore's side have picked up just one more point and scored just twice.

But which is the real West Brom? Before last weekend's defeat at Hull, BBC Sport colleague Ged Scott took a look at the two contrasting philosophies the Baggies have employed in recent years.

Take a read here.

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• This is the first meeting between West Brom and Leeds since January 2007 - the Baggies won 3-2 at Elland Road in a Championship match.
• Leeds have lost four of their last five matches against West Brom at The Hawthorns, winning the other in the Premier League in August 2002.
• Leeds have kept one clean sheet in their last 24 away league matches at West Brom - a 1-0 win in April 1972.

• Leeds' Kemar Roofe has scored in each of his last three league games - he has never previously scored in four consecutive league appearances.

Good evening all. Wow, what at afternoon that was in the Championship, with goals flying in all over the place (well, apart from Nottingham).

Kick-off at The Hawthorns is just over 10 minutes away so let's set the scene.

Right... that's all from the 15:00 GMT games - we'll bring you reaction from managers over the next hour or so.

Now it's time for our late match, as Leeds visit West Brom knowing they'll return to the top of the Championship with victory.

Here's Steve Marshall to take you through it.

Katy: WOWIE what a CRAZY match!! Great effort to the very end. German coach & we're rubbish at penalties though.

Good point, Katy. Daniel Farke's Norwich have missed FOUR penalties already this season. It didn't matter in the end though!

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• Norwich score two stoppage time goals to come from behind and beat Millwall 4-3 in an extraordinary game to move to the top of the Championship.
• Jordan Hugill's brace helps Boro beat Wigan 2-0 to go second, after an 11th clean sheet of the season.
• Aston Villa score three second-half goals to win 3-0 at Derby and move into the top half.
• Che Adams scores a hat-trick for Birmingham, who can only draw 3-3 with Hull after spurning a two-goal lead.
• Bottom side Ipswich lead twice at fellow strugglers Reading but draw 2-2 - wins for Swansea, Preston and QPR.

It's full time in all our matches - and we've drawn breath - so let's look at the headlines from this afternoon's Championship games.

PS - there are a lot.

Honours even at Ewood Park as Michael Smith's header gave Rotherham the lead only to be cancelled out by Bradley Dack who scored his 10th goal of the season.

I really did not want that to end.

This game was 1-0 at half time but saw five goals in the last 15 minutes - barmy!

Goals in the 92nd and 97th minute see Norwich come from behind to beat Millwall and go top of the Championship.

All over at Loftus Road where three goals in 10 second-half minutes was enough to win the game for Steve McClaren's side.

Millwall have a corner in the 96th minute at Carrow Road...

So, Birmingham have a 2-0 lead at the break, Hull make it 2-2 in the second half, Hull then take the lead to make it 3-2 and then Che Adams completes his hat-trick to equalise late into the game to maintain Blues' unbeaten home record.

And breathe...

All in all it was an incredible game at St Andrew's.

Preston made it seven games now without defeat after Callum Robinson's fourth goal in six games was enough for them to take all three points.

Bristol City have now lost three games on the bounce after today's loss at Ashton Gate.

Like last week Ipswich throw away a lead, and this point does little for both teams.

Reading may climb out of the drop zone on goal difference but that first half display simply wasn't good enough.

A win for Swansea built on a fluent and classy first-half display and a superb Barrie McKay strike was enough for the away side to take all three points.

That's six defeats out of seven for Bolton who drop into the relegation zone.

Goals galore in the Championship this afternoon... but not at the City Ground. That's five successive draws in meetings between managers Aitor Karanka and Gary Rowett.

By far the best half of football this season from Aston Villa - they blew Derby away after the break.

Goals from John McGinn, Tammy Abraham and Conor Hourihane should move them into the top half.

No late drama at the Riverside, where Boro have their 11th Championship clean sheet of the season - from just 17 games!

Jordan Hugill's brace looks set to put Tony Pulis' side top of the table for now.

Wigan did OK in the second half but their poor away form continues.