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That's as far as we go in here tonight.

It was a very good day for Sheffield United and defender Anel Ahmedhodzic in particular.

The Bosnia international scored two to give his side a thumping 4-0 home win over previous Championship leaders Reading and send Paul Heckingbottom's men top of the tree.

Norwich left it late to win at Birmingham City and go second, while Burnley beat Millwall 2-0 to go third.

QPR beat Hull City 3-1 to move up to fourth and Luton beat Cardiff 2-1 to record their second win in South Wales this month.

Watford claimed a stoppage time win over Middlesbrough as they marked 100 years at Vicarage Road with three points.

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It's a fitting 100th birthday party for Vicarage Road, with Watford snatching victory with a late, late goal.

Rodrigo Muniz had given Middlesbrough the lead early in the first-half only for Ismaila Sarr to score an excellent equaliser.

For large parts of the second half it looked like Middlesbrough would be the most likely to grab all three points, but the Hornets had a sting in their tail with Vakoun Bayo scoring the winner in the fourth minute of stoppage time.

Watford are up to fourth with Middlesbrough now one point above the drop zone.

A late winner for Norwich and they will drive east with all three points.

Scott Hogan gave the home side the lead with a close range finish before Andrew Omobamidele scored a scrappy leveller for the away side.

Ex-Blues loanee Onel Hernandez popped up in stoppage time to take it for the Canaries.

All the work for this one was done in the first 45 minutes.

Ilias Chair, Ethan Laird and Chris Willock all got themselves on the scoresheet.

Tyler Smith pulled one back late on for the away side, who slip to their second defeat of the season.

When you get chance seek out Lyndon Dykes' miss in the second half for the home side. An absolute shocker but fortunately for him and QPR not an important one.

The spoils are shared at The DW.

Josh Magennis opened the scoring for Wigan who reacted well following their heavy defeat at the weekend, but Karlan Grant's first-half effort is enough for The Baggies to pick up their second successive point on the road.

Cameron Jerome almost seals the points for Luton but it matters not.

Luton take the three points.

Luke Freeman and Gabriel Osho with the second-half goals for the visitors.

Romaine Sawyers pulled one back late for the home side but they couldn't force a leveller.

League One sides Ipswich and Oxford United are enjoying themselves. They're both 5-0 up against Northampton Town and League Two leaders Leyton Orient respectively.

Salford have beaten Liverpool Under-21s, 2-1, while Manchester United's youngsters have won at Carlisle by the same scoreline.

Burnley take the points.

Fairly routine this, as goals from Vitinho and Jay Rodriguez give the home side three points and consign Millwall to a third successive reverse.

Reading's run at the top of the table is over, as Sheffield United take their place.

This was second v first at kick off but it was about as one-sided as they come.

Defender Anel Ahmedhodzic grabbed a double and Oli McBurnie and Iliman Ndiaye scored one each as the Blades cruised to victory.

Both of the Royals' visits to South Yorkshire this season have ended 4-0 o the home side. Fortunately for Paul Ince, this is their last visit to the county for the season.

Jaden Philogene heads a chance over for the hosts from five-yards out.

Four minutes of stoppage time for Luton to see out here.

Luton close to a third with James Bree's curling free-kick that's inches over the bar.

Can Cardiff get themselves back in the game here?

Mahlon Romeo gets a good cross over and it falls for Jaden Philogene but his shot is deflected over.

The away side are starting to pile on a bit of pressure now.

Daniel Bachmann makes a good save from Matthew Clarke's powerful header before both Matt Crooks and Clarke are denied by defensive blocks.

No letting up from the home side.

Joe Lumley in the Royals goal is forced to turn away a header from Blades sub Chris Basham.

It's been a fairly quiet start to the second-half at The Vic with neither side able to produce a chance of note so far.

The visitors should have the lead.

Great play by substitute Onel Hernández driving down the left, gets to the goal line and pulls the ball back for Teemu Pukki, also off the bench, on the top of the six-yard box.

But Pukki slides his right-foot shot wide!

Was there the slightest nick off a defender as the ball came across that may have put him off?

Still, had to hit the target.