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What a turn around in fortunes Wigan boss Paul Cook has overseen.

His team have climbed three points clear of the relegation zone with a 1-0 win at Championship leaders West Brom.

That's five wins in eight for the upwardly mobile Latics.

Second-placed Leeds are now just one point behind the Baggies after they registered their fourth straight win with a 4-0 thumping of Hull in the early game, while third-placed Fulham are five points further back after they beat Preston 2-0.

In League One, leaders Rotherham were held to a 1-1 draw by MK Dons and League Two leaders Swindon had a good day by not even playing, as the teams who started the day in second, third and fourth all failed to win.

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At the other end, that win for Wigan sees them move out of the relegation places and up to 19th, plunging Middlesbrough into the bottom three.

Boro play Nottingham Forest on Monday.

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There's no movement in the top six, but Leeds United's win at Hull City and West Bromwich Albion's home defeat by Wigan Athletic sees the gap between the two cut to just one point.

• Crewe Alexandra miss the chance to go top after Morecambe come from behind to level against the Alex.
• Exeter City score late to rescue a point against Crawley Town but remain third, while Devon rivals Plymouth Argyle are beaten 2-1 at Bradford City after having two men sent off.
• Cheltenham Town win at Colchester United to go fourth, while Oldham Athletic win 5-0 against Newport County.

• Rotherham miss the chance to pull clear of Coventry and Portsmouth at the top of League One after being held at home by MK Dons.
• Doncaster Rovers beat Wycombe to prevent Wanderers moving into the top two, while Peterborough draw at Burton Albion.
• Managerless Blackpool score late to see off Ipswich Town, who are now ninth and five points off the play-off places.

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• Wigan beat league leaders West Brom to move three points clear of the relegation zone.
• Third-placed Fulham beat Preston 2-0, while Brentford stretch their winless run to five as they throw away a 2-0 lead to draw 2-2 at Cardiff.
• Struggling Luton grab a late equaliser at home to Stoke while Barnsley's run of three straight wins is ended by Reading, who beat the Tykes 2-0.
• Huddersfield hammer Charlton 4-0 to climb away from relegation danger and Derby ease to a 3-1 win at Sheffield Wednesday.

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Brentford raced into a 2-0 lead but they have to settle for a point in Cardiff.

It's now five without a win for the Bees.

Swansea battled back from one goal down to lead 2-1 but Bradley Johnson levelled for the hosts in the last minute.

Third-placed Fulham keep the gap to second-placed Leeds at five points thanks to a David Nugent own goal and Aboubakar Kamara's late goal.

Scott Hogan's double salvaged Birmingham's 12 game unbeaten run.

Goals from Marc Pugh who made it 1-1 and then Jordan Hugill four minutes later gave QPR the lead but it was the man on loan from Aston Villa who denied the R's all three points.

Goals from Yakou Meite and George Puscas was enough for Reading to overcome a Barnsley side who did create some decent chances but were unable to make any count.

The Royals stay 16th despite ending a run of back-to-back defeats while this loss ends Barnsley's three game winning streak.

An injury time James Collins penalty salvaged a point for Luton after Sam Vokes gave the visitors the lead for most of the game.

Luton remain bottom of the Championship table while Stoke are now just two points clear of the relegation zone.

Huddersfield hit Charlton for four as former Addicks man Karlan Grant scored a brace against his former side.

Steve Mounie and a stunning long range effort from Juninho Bacuna sealed the points for the Terriers.

Charton now sit just two points off the drop zone.

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The league leaders are beaten!

Struggling Wigan make it five wins in eight games and move three points clear of the relegation zone thanks to Sam Morsy's goal.

Derby raced into a 3-0 lead inside 30 minutes and that, pretty much was that.

Just a third away win of the season for the Rams.

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Tomas Kalas' second-half own goal earns Millwall a draw against Bristol City.