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So the top three all won in the Championship. Not often you can say that in this division!

Yet, they all had to work hard for it as QPR and Blackburn hung on for single-goal victories at home to Wigan and Birmingham respectively.

Burnley probably would have settled for a point at the break as they trailed by two goals at Sunderland. But four goals in a sensational second half meant they left the Stadium of Light with three points, which could do wonders for their belief moving forward.

There was a thrilling game at Bramall Lane as Sheffield United and Norwich played out a 2-2 draw with Canaries striker Teemu Pukki missing a late penalty, while Millwall climb up to fifth after an injury time winner over struggling West Brom.

After all that drama, it's time for a well deserved rest!

But don't worry, we return tomorrow for two high noon derbies - Swansea versus Cardiff and Watford against Luton. They should be tasty!

Thanks for your company this afternoon. Hope you can join us again tomorrow.

• Leaders at the start of the day, Stevenage lose 3-2 at home to third-placed Northampton who finish the game with 10 men.
• They are replaced at the top by Leyton Orient who beat 10-man Carlisle 3-2.
• Struggling Crawley surprise high-flying Mansfield with a brace from Ashley Nadesan helping the Red Devils to a 3-2 win.
• Swindon hold on to beat Hartlepool 2-1 and move up to fifth.
• Stockport surprise neighbours Salford winning 2-0 in an alternative Manchester derby.
• Wimbledon hold on to beat Rochdale 2-1.
• Graham Coughlan's era at Newport gets off to the perfect start with the Exiles beating Colchester 1-0.
• Ten-man Walsall score a late equaliser at Sutton, drawing 1-1.
• The points are also shared in 1-1 draws between Crewe-Doncaster, Gillingham-Barrow and Harrogate-Tranmere.
• It finishes goalless between Grimsby-Bradford.

• Leaders Plymouth are pegged back from 2-0 to draw 2-2 at Bristol Rovers.
• Peterborough hold on to pick up all three points with a 2-1 win at 10-man Oxford.
• Portsmouth stay fifth with a 1-0 victory at Forest Green.
• Bolton move into the top six coming from 2-0 down to win 3-2 at Accrington.
• Charlton move to within two points of the play-off places with a 1-0 win over Shrewsbury
• Struggling Morecambe pick up an impressive 1-0 win at home to high-flying Barnsley.
• Wycombe pick up the bragging rights with a 1-0 over MK Dons in the Buckinghamshire derby, the Dons dropping to the foot of the league.
• Burton pick up all three points with a 1-0 over fellow strugglers Cheltenham.
• Port Vale win 1-0 away to Cheltenham.
• Sam Nombe scores a last minute winner for Exeter who beat Fleetwood 2-1.

Tyler Burey's late winner lifts Millwall to fifth in the Championship.

West Brom, for whom Kyle Bartley was sent off a few minutes before Burey's strike, sink to 23rd, almost unthinkable territory for the Baggies.

A superb second-half display from Hull City moves them four points of trouble as Rotherham's hopes of a third successive win bite the dust.

Sheffield United came back from two goals down, to earn a point and draw 2-2 with promotion rivals Norwich.

Teemu Pukki put the Canaries 2-0 up inside the first 16 minutes, but Ben Osborn pulled one back before substitute Oli McBurnie equalised.

Pukki then missed the chance to take all three points for Norwich as he saw a penalty saved late in the game.

A huge win for Burnley in the context of the season.

Two down at half time, but what a comeback after the break from Vincent Kompany's side.

Goals from Nathan Tella, Manuel Benson, Anass Zaroury and Josh Brownhill secure the three points for the Clarets.

It was very nervy near the end but QPR hang on and remain top of the Championship.

Leon Balogun's header midway through the first half proves to be decisive. Exciting times for Hoops fans!

Danny Hylton has been sent off for Northampton, can the ten-man Cobblers hold on at Stevenage?

Sam Nombe has scored a last minute winner for Exeter at home to Fleetwood.

Reading end their run of three defeats on the bounce with a needed win against Bristol City.

Mamadou Loum's header put the hosts in front before substitute Andy Carroll wrapped up the points deep in injury time.

Blackburn hold on for their third straight win. Birmingham pushed them all the way though.

Goalless at the Riverside as bottom side Huddersfield collect a point at fellow strugglers Middlesbrough.

The visitors created the better chances to be fair but remain at the foot of the table.

Boro stay 21st, just a point above the bottom three.

Three wins in a row for Coventry as they beat Stoke 2-0 to continue their move up off the bottom of the league table.

Jamie Allen put the Sky Blues in front early in the second half, before Gustavo Hamer made it 2-0 with 25 minutes to go.

It's been a crazy five minutes at the Lamex! Kieron Bowie had given Northampton the lead at Stevenage, but Alex Gilbey scored an equaliser for Boro only for Shaun McWilliams to put the Cobblers back into the lead. The score now 3-2.