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Six games, 16 goals and late winners flying in all over the place - including for Wycombe at Birmingham.

Yep, just another evening in the Championship - you can find all of our match reports here.

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It won't be long until we're back for more.

Friday sees a derby between Cardiff and Bristol City, with 11 more Championship matches on Saturday for us to take you through.

Oh, and there's also the FA Cup first round across the BBC this weekend.

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Nottingham Forest have moved two points clear of the bottom three thanks to their 97th-minute winner against Coventry.

Wycombe are up to 22nd thanks to their last-gasp victory at Birmingham, with Derby dropping to second-bottom.

But the biggest change sees Sheffield Wednesday onto five points after their 12-point deduction was reduced to six earlier on Wednesday.

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Reading missed the chance to move six points clear at the top after their heavy 3-0 home defeat by Preston.

Watford's last-gasp victory over Stoke earlier has moved them up to fourth.

Three pretty late goals on yet another dramatic evening in the Championship.

But what does it all mean for the table? Standby...

No such drama in Yorkshire as Luton see out the victory with minimal fuss.

That was a very accomplished second-half display from the Hatters and Rotherham had no answer.

James Collins' half-volley was enough but Luton should have won by a wider margin.

It's all over at St Andrew's!

Fred Onyedinma's winner in stoppage time snatches all three points to give Wycombe their first points away from home

That's back-to-back wins for the Chairboys.

Birmingham are unable to make it three wins in a row.

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The referee immediately blows the full-time whistle.

It's against the run of play but Forest have a first home win of the season.

Scott McKenna's opener was cancelled out by Coventry's Callum O'Hare and the visitors were on top before that very late twist.

Unbelievable! It's a 96th minute penalty for Forest.

Lyle Taylor is upended by Kyle McFadzean, whose booked for Coventry.

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Macauley Bonne's late header bags all three points for QPR.

Still no league win at Pride Park for struggling Derby.

That's back-to-back wins now for QPR.

It's gone a bit quiet at the AESSEAL New York Stadium but we're into four minutes of stoppage time.

Rotherham haven't created anything clear cut and they need to, fast.

We're into six minutes of stoppage time at the City Ground.

I have to say Coventry look the more likely to find a late winner.

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Coventry nearly nick it straight down the other end.

Leo Osigard is picked out at the back post and sees his header saved by Brice Samba.

There's panic in the Coventry penalty area from a Joe Lolley corner and sub Ryan Yates pokes wide as Forest fail to take advantage.

The hosts haven't threatened nearly enough since the break.

Good chance for QPR as Todd Kane unleashes a strike on goal but it flashes wide of the post.

Rotherham throw on striker Freddie Ladapo as they go in search of an equaliser.

I'm not sure it would be deserved as Luton have been excellent in this second half.

Into the final 10 minutes in Yorkshire.

Wycombe almost find their second.

Fred Onyedinma thrashes the ball across the face of goal and Daryl Horgan is just inches away from meeting it.

Almost.