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Was this the moment that sealed Chris Hughton's fate?

His Forest side remain rock bottom of the Championship after a 2-0 home defeat by Middlesbrough, with Onel Hernandez tapping the second into an empty net after a mistake from Reds goalkeeper Ethan Horvath.

Fulham end the day on top of the pile thanks to their thumping 4-1 win at Birmingham and Coventry are up to fourth after their 1-0 win over Cardiff.

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And at the other end of the table...

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Nottingham Forest remain at the bottom of the table still with just one point from seven games.

Swansea's draw against Millwall also sees them continue to stutter in the early stages of the campaign.

A big win and a return to the top for Fulham....

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Stoke are denied the chance to go level on points alongside them after that 1-1 draw against Barnsley.

Coventry's impressive start to the season sees them climb to fourth.

There will almost certainly be repercussions over that skirmish between the two benches at the end of this game.

Very ugly scenes.

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A very entertaining game ends level in the Potteries.

Sam Surridge opened the scoring for the hosts before Cauley Woodrow's brilliant free-kick levelled the scores.

Mario Vrancic then saw a penalty saved by Brad Collins in the last minute of the first half and Collins was then in sensational form in the second half to keep the home side at bay.

There was a late red card for Stoke full-back Tommy Smith and a few dismissals for coaches on both sides as tempers flared at the end.

Fulham back on top and back to winning ways with goals galore on the road.

But the scoreline didn't really tell the full story as Birmingham had chances.

Fulham were just the more clinical in the final third.

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No way through for either of these sides who both still have just one win each this season.

Swansea still without a win at home.

Now 14 home games without a win for Bristol City as Danny Hylton snatches a draw for Luton with that late equaliser to Nathan Baker's header.

Another bad day for the bottom side who slip to their sixth defeat in seven matches.

Will Chris Hughton still be in charge for Saturday's trip to Huddersfield?

It's all gone off on the sidelines!

It looked like Dean Holden took a punch from a Barnsley coach in amongst it all. Not great.

Five wins from seven for the Sky Blues!

Viktor Gyokeres' first half goal is enough for all three points.

They'll be without Fankaty Dabo at the weekend though after he was sent off in time added on at the end.

The hosts will end the game a man light.

Wing-back Fankaty Dabo is off for a very poor challenge on Marlon Pack.

This will be a big three points for Middlesbrough who had won just one of their six matches prior to tonight.

Forest are going to remain rooted to the foot of the table.

Not a great one this.

Tommy Smith takes a heavy touch and then throws himself in to try and retrieve it but it's high and it's heavy on Tykes sub Claudio Gomes and the referee shows a straight red.

Barnsley go up the other end and Callum Britain whips in a super cross that Victor Adeboyejo can't bundle in.

Into the last five minutes.

Ben Hamer again called upon in Swansea's goal to parry behind an effort from Jed Wallace.

Brad Collins is having himself a day in the Barnsley goal.

This time he denies Sam Surridge his second.

Can the Tykes hold out?