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But tonight's headline-grabbing winners are surely West Brom, who are just a point off the top of the table.

And it's fair to say Huddersfield keeper Jonas Lossl is pretty happy with tonight's result for his team.

Huddersfield's 3-0 victory over Birmingham at St Andrew's earlier puts even greater emphasis on Thursday's meeting between Hull City and Middlesbrough in the battle to avoid relegation.

The Tigers twice lost leads to draw 3-3 against the Blues on Saturday, while Boro won at Stoke in Neil Warnock's first game in charge since replacing Jonathan Woodgate.

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Derby secured their fifth-straight win to beat Preston and go seventh in the table, a point behind sixth-placed Cardiff, thanks to Wayne Rooney's free-kick.

But with the Rams playing the top four in their final six games, starting with Saturday's East Midlands derby against Nottingham Forest, boss Philip Cocu knows they have plenty of work to do to extend their season.

“It was a great goal by Wayne, it was just a pity we couldn’t score the second one," said Cocu.

“But in the end I think we played in some periods of the game really good football, and we showed character at the end when we needed it to defend well.

“We have many more challenges to face, playing a lot of top teams in the table. So we cannot be too satisfied. We are heading in the right direction but we are not there yet.”

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And just behind the top six, here's how Derby's win over Preston earlier has changed the dynamic of the chasing pack.

Meanwhile, Bristol City stay 12th, six points behind sixth-placed Cardiff.

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Here's what that win for West Brom - and this evening's win for Nottingham Forest earlier - have done to the top of the Championship table.

Just eight points separate the top five teams, with six rounds of fixtures to go.

It was a slow start to the game from Albion but Charlie Austin's penalty broke the deadlock before a second-half brace from Matheus Pereira sealed the deal.

Wednesday put in a shift, but stay 13th.

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The Baggies are back in business!

Slaven Bilic's men get their first win since football's resumption and move five points clear of third-placed Brentford.

Not giving up, Wednesday are still battling away, but Kieran Lee pokes just wide from six yards.

They're in to four minutes of added time now at Hillsborough and this is going to be a massive win for West Brom in their promotion bid.

Sheffield Wednesday take off instrumental midfield Barry Bannan and bring on Alex Hunt.

Moments later, Matheus Pereira is denied any chance of a hat-trick as he is brought off. Rekeem Harper also comes off for the Baggies. Semi Ajayi and England international Jake Livermore are their replacements.

Slaven Bilic's men have looked so good on the counter in this second half. This time the Owls' Moses Odubajo gets in a fantastic block to stop Kamil Grosicki's first-time strike from inside the area.

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Birmingham conceded three times for their fourth successive home game as they were beaten 3-0 by Huddersfield.

Blues twice came from behind to draw 3-3 with Hull on Saturday and are seven points above the relegation zone with six games to play.

Head coach Pep Clotet, who is leaving at the end of the season, conceded that his side must improve.

"As a team we needed a strong start. We had chances but they didn’t go in. And we defended softly. We didn't like the game or the result," he told BBC Sport. "We have to put our hands up and take it as a bad game. That’s what it was. Huddersfield were better than us in most things. "We have to bounce back and look at trying get three points on Saturday. I have a good relationship with all the players, I respect them and trust them 100%. The team are fully focused. It's not like they are not trying. The team are fully focused. They have a desire."

Kamil Grosicki almost adds a third for the Baggies, after Sheffield Wednesday's Moses Odubajo loses his footing in the area and slips over, but Grosicki is denied by a good close-range save from Joe Wildsmith, who stood tall at his near post.

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Earlier this evening Huddersfield Town climbed out of the Championship relegation zone with a comprehensive victory at Birmingham.

The win lifted the Terriers three points clear of danger but manager Danny Cowley said they still had plenty of work to do to beat the drop.

"It was an important win and a good performance but it doesn’t make us a good team," Cowley told BBC Sport. "A good team produces consistently and there will be no over-celebrating.

"We’ve had a lot of criticism, most of it being fair, but when you are in a difficult moment you learn a lot about yourself. It is easy to stand tall when things are going well."

It is exactly four years today since Hal Robson-Kanu did this for Wales against Belgium at Euro 2016.

Worth another look.

Can he produce anything similar tonight, now he's on from the bench?

Probably sensibly, after that yellow, Slaven Bilic now brings Charlie Austin off. Filip Krovinovic is replaced as well.

Hal Robson-Kanu and Kamil Grosicki come on.

The hosts' Jacob Murphy and West Brom's Charlie Austin lean in to one other slightly with their heads, glaring in to each other's eyes off the ball, and Austin is booked. They've been told to calm it.