We're just about done on another frantic Sunday of Championship action.

Swansea confirmed their place in the play-offs with a 2-2 draw at Reading and then Luton came from two goals down to win at struggling Bristol City.

Thank you for joining us - we'll be back on Tuesday as third-placed Brentford host a Rotherham side still fighting for their lives to avoid relegation.

It just shows that a game doesn't necessarily need to have a lot riding on it to be a great watch!

Bristol City led 2-0 at the break through goals from Nahki Wells and Adam Nagy but Luton roared back - with James Collins, Elijah Adebayo and Harry Cornick all scoring to complete a comeback.

Robins fans will just want the season to end now.

Home sub Saikou Janneh attempts a cross into the Luton box but it's overhit and floats behind for a goal kick.

We're into four minutes of stoppage time as Bristol City try to force an equaliser.

Home centre-back Tomas Kalas finds himself on the left wing and wins a corner.

The cross comes in and ball ends up in the Luton net but the assistant flags for offside and it's ruled out.

Tommy Conway got the final touch but he was off.

Two changes for Luton, as Jordan Clark and goalscorer Elijah Adebayo are replaced by Dan Potts and Glen Rea.

Nathan Jones trying to tighten things up as we go into the closing stages.

The hosts make their final throw of the dice - Tyreeq Bakinson off and Saikou Janneh on in his place.

As it stands Luton would move up to 11th in the Championship table - they're finishing the season very well indeed.

Bristol City, meanwhile, cannot seem to buy a win. Nigel Pearson's short-term deal expires at the end of the season and there's a lot of uncertainty at Ashton Gate.

Since Luton pulled a first goal back Bristol City have just crumbled.

Their confidence is fragile and you could see it coming.

Can Nigel Pearson's hosts find a second wind to get something from this game?

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Reading manager Veljko Paunovic speaking to Sky Sports: "I believe there is nothing to comfort our disappointment today - but there are positives.

"Even though we didn't secure our goal, we gave it our all and we proved that once again today.

"Everyone has to acknowledge the hard work and be proud of the group this year.

"The improvement is huge this season. We have a team, we have a style, we are playing the game properly and an identity is forged."

Bristol City boss Nigel Pearson clearly isn't happy with what he's seen in this second half and makes four changes all at once.

Antoine Semenyo, Alex Scott, Jack Hunt and Nathan Baker replace Tommy Rowe, Adam Nagy, Nahki Wells and Henri Lansbury.

It's a first-team debut for midfielder Scott.

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Swansea City head coach Steve Cooper speaking to Sky Sports: "We're satisfied.

"We're really happy with the game. I thought it was a good game.

"We're disappointed not to win the game but, if there's ever a game to be happy with a draw, it's this one.

"A lot of teams invest a lot of money in this league and unfortunately we haven't been able to do that since I've been here, so it's great for us to be able to compete.

"Our consistency over the past month hasn't been what it should have been but our demands need to be high and I just feel we've dropped a bit, so I want to get back up there.

"There's work to do."

This is turning into the kind of game us neutrals hoped we'd see.

Two sides with nothing to lose, going toe-to-toe and not holding back.

Let's hope for another goal or two.

Tommy Conway gets to the byline and pulls the ball back for Bristol City team-mate Han-Noah Massengo, who stumbles as he prepares to shoot and isn't able to make the most of the opening.

The Frenchman is yet to score for the Robins.

How has that not gone in?

Luton's Harry Cornick launches a long throw into the box and chaos ensues, with James Collins' header scrambled off the line and some pinball in the six-yard box.

But Bristol City survive.

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Swansea City goalscorer Andre Ayew speaking to Sky Sports: "Job done. It was a hard game against a good team.

"They started really well and I thought we were okay but they scored a good goal.

"In the second half, we started passing the ball better and creating chances.

"We knew what we needed. We needed a goal, we needed a point to get into the play-offs, so we gave it a go.

"I'm happy because we're in the play-offs. We're in the mix now."

Luton boss Nathan Jones has made a double half-time substitution, with forward Harry Cornick and top scorer James Collins on in place of Kazenga LuaLua and Ryan Tunnicliffe.

They're back under way at Ashton Gate.

Remember both these teams are mathematically safe and unable to reach the play-offs - Bristol City have used that to take the handbrake off and express themselves, while Luton have struggled to get going.

In the meantime we'll try to bring you some reaction to Swansea's 2-2 draw at Reading.