Millwall boss Gary Rowett thinks his team lacked a bit of spark which home supporters would usually have given them as they lost touch with the play-off places.

"We're a team that thrives off the energy of the crowd in certain moments in the game and I think we found it hard when the game felt flat," he said.

"Derby navigated it better than us, with their technical players and slow build-up play.

"We started OK, scored a very good goal. But after that we conceded two very poor goals in my opinion.

"They were well taken by [Louie] Sibley, and I'm sure Derby will be delighted with them, but they were very poor, very soft."

Derby won an entertaining encounter with Millwall by the odd goal in five.

Read how Louie Sibley bagged a hat-trick to give the Rams a crucial victory at The Den.

Swansea City blew Middlesbrough away in emphatic fashion in the other 12:30 BST kick-off.

The Swans were 3-0 up inside the first 34 minutes and could've added more.

Boro remain deep in trouble and could slip back into the relegation zone depending on results elsewhere later.

Brentford left it late to dent Fulham's hopes of keeping up with the top two while also boosting their play-off credentials.

Read how goals from Said Benrahma and Emiliano Marcondes gave the Bees all three points at Craven Cottage in one of the three early games.

And a reminder of what happened in those three early kick-offs...

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It's been an eventful day at the bottom of the table.

Charlton are the big winners, moving out of the bottom three and up to 19th after winning at Hull.

Huddersfield are back in danger after losing at home against a resurgent Wigan side.

Middlesbrough are only out of the drop zone on goal difference after a 3-0 reverse at home against Swansea.

Barnsley are off the bottom thanks to their victory at QPR. Is the great escape on for the Tykes?

Luton prop up the division, but Nathan Jones claimed a point in his first game back with the Hatters.

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West Brom go ahead of Leeds United at the top on goal difference after that point against Birmingham City.

Leeds have the chance to replace them again tomorrow when they face Cardiff City in the lunchtime kick-off.

Fulham's defeat by Brentford earlier sees them lose more ground on the top two while the Bees move to within a point of their west London neighbours.

Forest and Preston will be ruing conceding late equalisers in their respective games at Sheffield Wednesday and Luton.

Blackburn sit just a point outside the top six after their 3-1 win against fellow play-off contenders Bristol City.

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• West Bromwich Albion went top of the Championship despite being held to a goalless draw by local rivals Birmingham City.
• Third-placed Fulham were beaten by fellow high-flyers Brentford in early game.
• Hull City lost at home to Charlton Athletic in a big match at bottom of table, while struggling Barnsley and Wigan Athletic also won.

Right, that means we've reached full-time in all eight of our 15:00 BST kick-offs in the Championship.

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Wigan started this game a point behind Huddersfield but goals from Jamal Lowe and Anthony Pilkington saw them leapfrog the Terriers into 17th in the table.

Huddersfield who drop to 20th have now failed to beat the Latics in their last six league meetings.

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Charlton claim a big win at Hull.

The Addicks started the day in the relegation places and two points behind the Tigers.

Jason Pearce's goal gives the Londoners a valuable three points, and moves them out of the bottom three.

The Tigers drop into the drop zone in their place and have now lost five games in a row, and 10 of their last 12 matches in total.

That's pretty much the definition of freefall.

A late Callum McManaman equaliser salvaged a point for returning Luton boss Nathan Jones after Scott Sinclair gave Preston the lead.

The Lillywhite’s had lost their last three games in a row and thought they were on their way to a league win for the first time since 1999 at Kenilworth Road.

West Brom go top on goal difference but they'll be frustrated not to have capitalised further.

A stubborn display from Birmingham City kept them at bay and they nearly made them pay with a couple of chances of their own at the end.

Honours even in the end at Hillsborough.

Connor Wickham's stoppage time header cancels out Joe Lolley's lovely individual finish in an entertaining game.

Barnsley claim a massive win at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium.

Elliot Simoes' early goal gives the Tykes all three points and lifts them off the bottom of the table.

The Yorkshire club are just four points from safety now.

QPR see their six-match unbeaten run come to an end and their play-off hopes fade slightly.

A point apiece after Stoke grab their equaliser two minutes into injury time.

Reading will feel like that one got away such was their first-half dominance and being denied by the crossbar in the second half.

Blackburn begin the season resumption by ending a four-match winless streak in style.

Rovers came from behind to win, with goals from Corry Evans, Tosun Adarabioyo and Adam Armstrong giving them victory.

They close the gap to the play-off places and consign promotion rivals Bristol City to a sixth game without a win.

Four minutes being added on The Hawthorns.

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