There's not much change at the bottom either, with defeats for three of the bottom five.

Coventry are in danger of slipping back into trouble, while Rotherham and Sheffield Wednesday suffered set-backs in their survival bids.

Birmingham can move further away from danger if they can get anything from the visit of Swansea tonight, but the Millers will still have plenty of games in hand on the sides around them.

Wycombe secured a rare win to close the gap to safety, but still have a long way to go to secure a second campaign in the second tier.

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It's pretty much as you were at the top of the Championship, with just the top two in action this afternoon.

Norwich now need 13 more points to gain promotion after having to settle for a draw at Preston, while second-placed Watford are on their best winning run since January 2011.

Bournemouth are into the top six but Reading will return to the play-offs if they avoid defeat in the tea-time kick-off at Barnsley.

Swansea go to Birmingham at 20:00 BST while Brentford play Huddersfield tomorrow.

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• Cambridge maintain their two-point lead at the top of the table with a 2-1 win over 10-man Morecambe.
• Cheltenham keep up their title challenge with a 4-0 hammering of Tranmere, who started the day in fourth.
• None of the six teams chasing the two top win.
• Forest Green the big losers of the day with a 4-1 humbling at Bradford.
• Newport also slip up, beaten 2-1 at Barrow.
• Bottom side Grimsby led from the second minute but were denied two minutes from time in a 1-1 draw at Salford to stay bottom.

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• Hull stay top after coming from behind at Crewe courtesy of a stoppag-time winner from Mallik Wilks.
• Second-placed Peterborough also had to leave it late to win at Fleetwood as Jonson Clarke-Harris yet again found the back of the net.
• Sunderland are close behind them in third after coming from behind to beat Oxford United.
• There are also key wins for play-off contenders Portsmouth, Blackpool, Charlton and Ipswich with just three points separating six sides.
• Northampton claw themselves three points clear of the bottom four with a win against Shrewsbury.
• But Swindon's loss at Blackpool and Wimbledon's at Plymouth leave them in trouble. Swindon just a point ahead of fourth-from-botom Wimbledon who have a game in hand.

• League leaders Norwich City concede a 95th-minute equaliser at Preston, although the Canaries extend their unbeaten run to 11 games.
• Second-placed Watford beat struggling Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 to secure a sixth straight win and move nine points clear of third-placed Swansea ahead of the late kick-off.
• Bournemouth move into the play-off places temporarily following a 3-1 triumph over Middlesbrough as Cherries boss Jonathan Woodgate gets revenge over his former club.
• Ten-man Rotherham have a late penalty saved in their 1-0 defeat at Millwall and miss the chance to close the gap to 21st-placed Birmingham
• Bottom club Wycombe secure just their seventh win of the campaign and are now eight points from safety

That's all the full-times in from the Championship.

Hang around and we'll bring you the full-time headlines from all three divisions.

Wycombe see out six minutes of stoppage time and manager Gareth Ainsworth has victory against the club he supported as a boy.

Just a seventh win of the season for Wycombe but Fred Onyedinma has given them some hope with this three points.

It may, of course, be too little, too late for the Championship's bottom club.

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Championship leaders Norwich dominated proceedings but Brad Potts' late, late goal means they share the points.

The Canaries go 11 unbeaten but need 13 more points to be assured of promotion.

Preston end their three-match losing streak in Frankie McAvoy's first game in interim charge.

Jed Wallace's strike gives Millwall a third win in four.

Relegation-threatened Rotherham had a late penalty saved and missed the chance to close the gap to 21st-placed Birmingham City.

Vital win for Derby too to move away from the drop zone.

Lee Gregory's early goal and Graeme Shinnie's penalty secure them the victory.

Watford register their sixth successive Championship win.

The Hornets have won 10 pf their past 11, and move nine points clear of third-placed Swansea, who play later.

Struggling Wednesday have won just one of their past 10 games.

James Garner's first-half rocket is the difference in this one as Cardiff's play-off charge derails.

A crucial three points that for Forest too to give themselves some breathing space to the bottom three.

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Squad Goals

What a goal! It was struck low and hard and rebounded and bounced into the back of the net. What a time to score as well.

Blackburn so close to an equaliser.

Barry Douglas sends over a free-kick that is inches from being turned in by both Sam Gallagher and Bradley Johnson.

And then Joe Rothwell jinks his way into the box and is denied by a tremendous save by David Stockdale in the Wycombe goal.

QPR make it 10 Championship victories in 2021 with a comfortable victory over struggling Coventry.

The Sky Blues, who have the second-worst away record in the division and have now won just one of their past seven.

They remain four points above the relegation zone.

Hull lead in stoppage time!

Mallik Wilks has scored and Hull have come from behind to lead Crewe in the dying minutes.

Bournemouth climb into the play-off places (for now).

Boro lose ground themselves with this defeat.

Phlip Billing, Jefferson Lerma and Dominic Solanke the scorers for Cherries, Duncan Watmore did level for Boro.

Nick Powell and Steven Fletcher's goals keep Stoke just about in the hunt for the top six.

Bristol City slump to a seventh straight home defeat.

Into five minutes of added time at Vicarage Road, and Watford are closing in on a sixth successive league win.