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That's as far as we go in here this evening.

It was a big night for Derby, who won 4-0 at Birmingham to climb out of the Championship relegation zone, and managerless Sheffield Wednesday, who claimed a 2-1 win over Middlesbrough less than 24 hours after sacking Tony Pulis.

Leaders Norwich had to settle for a point after QPR fought back to draw 1-1 at Carrow Road and that result will have been of particular interest to the four teams in action tomorrow.

Fourth host third when Brentford play Bournemouth at 17:30 GMT before second-placed Swansea entertain sixth-placed Reading at 20:00 GMT.

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Norwich City were the only club in the top six in action this evening.

The Canaries took a point from their home game against QPR to extend their lead at the top to five points.

Tomorrow Brentford host Bournemouth and Swansea entertain Reading in what could prove to be crucial games in the race for automatic promotion.

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Rotherham were the only club in the bottom six not to pick up a point this evening.

Derby are the big winners of the day, moving out of the relegation zone for the first time since October after winning 4-0 at Birmingham.

Sheffield Wednesday registered victory in their first match since the departure of Tony Pulis and Wycombe are back in the fight after beating Cardiff.

QPR and Nottingham Forest both picked up a point, while Coventry and Birmingham are now two points ahead of Rangers.

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As well as action on the pitch, we've had news off it this evening, with Jake Buxton leaving his job as Burton manager following their 4-3 home defeat by Wigan.

The Brewers are bottom of League One and have won only one of their past 19 games.

But Buxton, who took over when Nigel Clough resigned in May to help save the club money during the coronavirus pandemic, is leaving the Pirelli Stadium on good terms.

"I'm honoured," he told BBC Radio Derby. "I've been proud to be part of this football club for a long period of time, play in front of the supporters and have the honour of managing this football club at League One level.

"I've loved every minute of it. I wish whoever comes into the building to take this club forward is successful.

"There are some good lads in the dressing room, they do need a few fresh faces but I do believe they will get out of trouble."

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• Forest Green Rovers miss the chance to go top of the table, losing 2-1 at home against a Crawley side who are now seven unbeaten.
• Stevenage register just a second win in 17 league games to move off the bottom of the table after beating Cambridge 1-0.
• Southend slip to the foot of the EFL after seeing their five-match unbeaten run ended at Leyton Orient.
• Barrow and managerless Grimsby both secure draws to remain three points clear of danger.
• Harrogate's game against Carlisle is abandoned after just 10 minutes because the icy pitch was unplayable.

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• Bottom club Burton take the lead three times against fellow strugglers Wigan but eventually lose 4-3 - and the Brewers then part company with boss Jake Buxton.
• Shrewsbury extend their unbeaten run to move five points clear of the drop zone after a 1-0 win over Blackpool.
• Northampton move out of the bottom four courtesy of their 3-1 win at home against Gillingham.
• Cameron Jerome scores twice to help MK Dons to a 4-1 win at struggling Swindon, who finish with 10 men.

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• Leaders Norwich have to settle for a point after Bright Osayi-Samuel's penalty gives QPR a draw at Carrow Road.
• Strugglers Wycombe and Sheffield Wednesday both claim 2-1 home wins, over Cardiff and Middlesbrough respectively.
• Huddersfield claim a fifth straight home win with a 2-1 success against Blackburn while Preston ease to a 2-0 win over Coventry.
• In the early kick-off Derby thump Birmingham City 4-0 to climb out of the relegation zone for the first time since October and Stoke and Nottingham Forest share the points in a 1-1 draw.

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The spoils are shared at a murky Bet365 Stadium.

Stoke miss the opportunity to move into the play-off places.

Nottingham Forest edge a point further away from the bottom three, but it's now just one win in 11 games for Chris Hughton's men.

Chance for the hosts in injury time, as Sam Vokes sees his header saved by Brice Samba - it was straight at the Forest keeper.

Anthony Knockaert, who has been the star man for the visitors since the break, then blazes over the bar with Lyle Taylor well placed in the middle.

Into four added minutes in Stoke, and the visitors are pushing for a winner.

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Into the final five minutes, and Stoke almost gift Forest the winner.

John Mikel Obi plays a blind back-pass to Josef Bursik playing Cafu in on goal.

But Bursik was alert to come off his line and smother the shot.

Tobias Figueiredo nods wide from the resulting corner.

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Five successive home wins for Huddersfield thanks to an unlikely double from Naby Sarr.

They've done it. Wycombe hold on.

Three big points at the wrong end of the Championship. That's the Chairboys' first win in 11.

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A big win for Barnsley.

Their first-half performance was enough in this South Yorkshire derby.

Preston win just their fourth home league game of the season thanks to goals from Daniel Johnson and Sean Maguire.

Shrewsbury make it eight unbeaten and move five points clear of the relegation zone after beating Blackpool 1-0.

Oxford United and Northampton have also seen out victories over Plymouth and Gillingham.

Ten-man Barrow held out for a draw against Tranmere and Colchester have drawn with Cheltenham.

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Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's first goal for Luton is enough to give them all three points.

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Queens Park Rangers take a point from Carrow Road. But it could have and should have been three.

League-leaders Norwich go five points clear.

Just over 10 minutes left at the Bet365 but conditions are worsening.

The low-lying mist means you can barely see the far side of the pitch from the TV position.

Referee Dean Whitestone has a big call to make over whether to continue.