• Leeds are three points clear at the top of the table after beating Fulham, whose automatic promotion hopes were dented with a second defeat since the season restarted.
• Cardiff climbed into the top six, replacing Preston after beating North End at Deepdale.
• Luton, Charlton and Wigan got big wins as they battle relegation, while Neil Warnock's first game as Middlesbrough boss ended in victory at Stoke.
• Hull led 2-0 at Birmingham but ended up drawing 3-3, Wayne Rooney scored in Derby's 2-1 win over Reading, while Barnsley and Millwall drew 0-0.

Right then - that's all the scores in - let's recap the day's headlines for you...

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Elland Road

Leeds exit the field to a mini standing ovation from the assorted board members and stewards who are in the ground today.

As any fan of Leeds will know after some recent near-misses, it isn't over yet but that win, and the nature of it, was huge.

Neil Warnock's reign as Middlesbrough manager begins with a win against 10-man Stoke City.

That gives Boro a two-point gap on the bottom three and lifts them to 19th while Stoke slip to 20th and are a point off the drop zone as their five-game unbeaten run comes to an end.

Hull lost the lead twice in this six-goal thriller.

The Tigers took a 2-0 lead at the break with goals from Josh Magennis and James Scott but Gary Gardner pulled a goal back right at the start of the second half and Daniel Crowley levelled it up at 2-2.

Hull retook the lead through a smartly taken free-kick from Herbie Kane but it was Gary Gardner for his second of the game late on to salvage a point for Birmingham.

Hull are now winless in 13 Championship games.

With so many other sides near the bottom collecting points today, what a win this is for Wigan.

Those two late goals from Lee Evans and Michael Jacobs could prove to be very important.

Blackburn's top-six hopes take a hit.

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Image source, Getty Images

Game over at Elland Road.

Leeds go three points clear at the top as they get back to winning ways.

Fulham's slim automatic promotion hopes are almost out of the equation.

Leeds didn't have it completely their own way though - Fulham were more the better team for most of the first half - but clinical Leeds won through.

A huge step on their mission to get back to the Premier League.

Wow! Looks like a month's worth of rain has just decided to dump itself on Elland Road.

So heavy and so loud you're actually struggling to see the action on the pitch!

Marcelo Bielsa reaches for his big coat and decides to retreat further back into the stands for the closing moments.

Dear oh dear.

Two yellow cards in as many minutes for Nick Powell and the Stoke midfielder is sent off.

It's just not gone the hosts' way today.

Five minutes of added time.

Just what else can happen in this game?

Fulham will finish this game with 10 men as substitute Neeskens Kebano is booked for a second time since coming on.

He needlessly trips Luke Ayling on the halfway line and off he goes for an early bath.

Five minutes being added on at the end of this second half at Elland Road...

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Middlesbrough have taken off George Saville and thrown on Ryan Shotton against his former club.

Just over five minutes of normal time remain for them to hold on for a valuable three points.

Stoke need answers and they need them quickly if they are to give themselves some much-needed breathing space above the bottom three.

Leeds certainly putting in a shift this afternoon.

Still scrapping and fighting for every 50/50 ball and block and sprint back.

Marcelo Bielsa has done plenty of shouting and pacing up and down that touchline but he will no doubt be delighted with the response from his players.

Stoppage time approaching...

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Elland Road

Leeds are well known for not doing things the easy way so their fans could have been excused for having some nerves after their 2-0 defeat at Cardiff last week.

It was far from a vintage first-half showing from the hosts today but after the break they've dominated proceedings and the picture at the top makes pretty good viewing now.

Into the last 10 minutes now at Elland Road.

Mateusz Klich makes way for Barry Douglas for the hosts after a fantastic shift in midfield.

Fulham desperate for anything here to cling on to but they look set for a second successive defeat.

Both teams are going for it here, this time it's Wigan as Jamal Lowe's cross is touched back by Kieffer Moore to Lee Evans who is unable to reach the ball but it falls to Michael Jacobs who drives a low shot straight at Rovers keeper Christian Walton.

Blackburn might be losing a bit of ground on the top six today.

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