Strugglers Stoke won in Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill's first game in charge of Potters
Leaders West Bromwich Albion beat in-form Hull City
Second-placed Preston eased past Huddersfield
Bielsa's third-placed Leeds edged Blackburn
Nottingham Forest got better of Derby in East Midlands derby
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That's it for our live text coverage of today's Championship action.
West Bromwich Albion remain at the top of the table but Preston and Leeds United are not too far behind them.
There is one game tomorrow as Bristol City head into Wales to play Cardiff City.
That match kicks off at noon - so make sure you join us then.
Until the next time, goodbye.
At the other end of the table Stoke City are the big winners, moving off the bottom following victory at Barnsley in Michael O'Neill's first match in charge.
The Tykes are now 15 league games without a win - their worst run since 1959.
Middlesbrough edge a point closer to safety after a draw at QPR.
Image source, .How it stands
Here's how the top of the Championship table looks after today's results.
It's pretty much as you were after West Brom, Preston and Leeds all won.
Swansea salvaged a point at Sheffield Wednesday to remain in the top four while Fulham move into the play-off places after victory at Birmingham.
Image source, .Preston 3-1 Huddersfield
Another impressive performance from a flying Preston.
Goals from Jayden Stockley, Alan Browne and a Paul Gallagher penalty sealed Huddersfield's fate despite a consolation from Juninho Bacuna.
That's three wins in three for the Lilywhites who stay in second while the Terriers drop to 19th.
Wigan 0-3 Brentford
Brentford make it three successive wins away from home in some style as they beat 10-man Wigan.
The Bees finished a man down themselves, with Julian Jeanvier sent off after a fracas. That red came after Wigan's Joe Gelhardt left the field on a stretcher. Chaotic late scenes.
Barnsley 2-4 Stoke
Image source, Getty ImagesA six-goal thriller at Oakwell, but Stoke were always on top.
Michael O'Neill gets victory in his first match in charge of the Potters.
It's a big win against their fellow strugglers as Stoke move off the foot of the table.
Sheff Wed 2-2 Swansea
It was all late drama at Hillsborough.
Morgan Fox's goal on 92 mins looked like the winner only for Ben Wilmot to level it up on 94 mins.
Andre Ayew put Swansea in front earlier in the game before Fernando Forestieri came off the bench to cancel out Swansea's lead.
Wednesday looked to be going into the top six in the table but remain just outside in seventh while Swansea stay fourth.
QPR 2-2 Middlesbrough
Two goals from Britt Assombalonga helped Boro secure a point after a spirited performance but they remain in the bottom three while Nahki Wells and Jonny Howson (OG) were on the score sheet for QPR.
Hull 0-1 West Brom
Championship leaders West Brom win again to maintain their two-point lead at the top.
The Baggies are now six unbeaten, while Hull's three-match wining run has come to an end.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBirmingham 0-1 Fulham
Aleksandar Mitrovic's goal was enough for Fulham to take all three points at St Andrew's.
That's back to back defeats now for Blues who drop a place to 13th while Fulham move into sixth.
Leeds 2-1 Blackburn
Image source, Rex FeaturesLeeds hold on to record a fourth successive home win.
First-half goals from Patrick Bamford and Jack Harrison were enough for victory.
Millwall 2-1 Charlton
Millwall close it out and are now 11 games unbeaten against Charlton.
A second win in three for new Lions boss Gary Rowett.
The Addicks last beat their local rivals in 1996.
Ben Wilmot (90+4 mins)
You know when we said late, late drama at Hillsborough?
Well, now it's late, late, late drama at Hillsborough.
Ben Wilmot turns in a corner to equalise.
What an ending in this one.
Morgan Fox (90+1 mins)
Image source, rexLate, late drama at Hillsborough.
Morgan Fox smashes it home following a corner taking Wednesday into the top six.
Reading 3-0 Luton
Reading with a comfortable win over Luton. And that is 10 points from a possible 12 since Mark Bowen succeeded Jose Gomes as manager.
Matt Smith (90+1 mins)
Oh my.
Millwall have surely won the south-east London derby.
Substitute Matt Smith pops up in the first of three minutes of added time.
The big striker heads in Jed Wallace's corner and will certainly give the Lions bragging rights. He's only been on the pitch five minuets!
The home fans at The Den are loving it.
Leeds 2-1 Blackburn
Chance for Rovers as John Buckley has a volley blocked.
Birmingham 0-1 Fulham
Fulham keeper Marek Rodak tips Lukas Jutkiewicz's header onto the bar.
How important will that save be?
Patrick Schmidt (82 mins)
Hope for the Tykes?
Patrick Schmidt has only just come on and makes an immediate impact.
He latches on to a ball over the top and is in on goal, passing past Stoke keeper Jack Butland with his first touch.
Still time for the hosts to make it interesting...
Josh Dasilva (83 mins)
After helping carve out Brentford's first two goal, Josh Dasilva makes it three for the visitors against 10-man Wigan.