Second-placed Sheff Utd now nine points clear of third and five behind leaders Burnley
QPR up to 12th, three points outside play-offs
Earlier wins for Burnley, Watford, Middlesbrough, West Brom, Hull & Preston
League One: Portsmouth sack boss Cowley after poor run of form
League Two: Third-placed Northampton beat leaders Leyton Orient
FT: Swansea 1-2 Burnley
Ross Heaton
BBC Radio Lancashire
Image source, PA MediaA sixth straight win for Burnley and they extend their lead at the top of the table.
Two goals in the first half from Ian Maatsen and then a disciplined defensive performance in the second half from Burnley, and their travelling supporters will go home with big smiles on their faces.
This is undoubtedly promotion form from the Clarets. It is relentless.
West Brom 1-0 Reading
It wasn't always pretty, but West Bromwich Albion win again.
Eight victories in their past nine games for the Baggies, who are on a roll under Carlos Corberan and are just one point off the play-off spots now.
Wigan 1-4 Hull
Hull City's Tigers are anything but toothless as they feast on the easy prey of a struggling Wigan.
Two goals for sub Tyler Smith to add to a Jacob Greaves strike and Oscar Estupinan effort see them take three points, and Nathan Broadhead's effort is mere consolation for the Latics.
Swansea 1-2 Burnley
Six league wins on the bounce, six points clear at the top - for a few hours at least.
Vincent Kompany's side march on.
Over to you, Sheffield United...
Tyler Smith (90+1 mins)
Wigan are a well-beaten side now and Hull are filling their boots greedily.
It's a zipper of a cross from the right, into that channel between defence and goalkeeper, and there is Tyler Smith for his second at the back post.
Turns it in cutely. Rout time.
Swansea 1-2 Burnley
Into five minutes of added time in Swansea.
West Brom 1-0 Reading
Baba Rahman heads over from a Reading corner. Almost a leveller!
Birmingham 1-3 Middlesbrough
Ian Clarkson
Ex-Birmingham captain on BBC Radio WM
That should kill it off. Blues were in the game but I still think they can create opportunities.
Vakoun Bayo (86 mins)
Watford strike late on, and it's a goal built on pace and a sharp counter.
Vakoun Bayo holds the ball up before releasing Ismaila Sarr down the left.
He scuttles away at some speed before delivering into the box where Bayo meets it and finds the back of the net.
Cue celebrations. What a response to a 4-0 gubbing this is, if they can hang on!
Chuba Akpom (85 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesMiddlesbrough punish a tired Birmingham back-line as Chuba Akpom meets a fine centre on a Boro break, and steers it in for a defining third.
Tyler Smith (85 mins)
Cool as you like from Tyler Smith to wrap it up for the Tigers and keep Wigan floundering at the foot of the table.
Smith chased a ball over the top into no-man's land, Jamie Jones scooted out of his box to clear but lost the race, and the Hull sub toed it past him and finished from an acute angle.
The coup de grace for poor old Wigan.
Swansea 1-2 Burnley
Not much of note to report from Swansea, where Burnley are on course for a sixth straight league win.
Norwich 0-0 Watford
No one seems to be able to deliver that special moment of class to win this.
Norwich are having the best of the chances of late though, as Adam Idah swept wide.
It was a simple ball pumped into the left channel for the ever-willing Teemu Pukki to chase.
He held it up, timed his cut-back to the edge of the box perfectly, but the shot from Idah breezed across the face of goal and wide.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesNewport County 0-2 Crawley Town: The former Newport County striker Dom Telford is giving his former side a headache today. He's scored both goals, one from the penalty spot, for Crawley Town who are on top.
Northampton Town 1-0 Leyton Orient: This one is spicing up a little. Northampton Town midfielder Ben Fox's shot from the edge of the box somehow slid through the legs of a number of Orient defenders and bounced into the corner or the net. The visitors had a goal disallowed a few minutes later.
Stevenage 1-0 Gillingham: Carl Piergianni still has the lone goal in this one after putting the home side in-front on the 23rd minute. Gillingham were unlucky not to equalise after having a shot cleared off the line in the first half by defender Luther James-Wildin. Not much more to add from the second.
Barrow 0-0 Rochdale: Still goalless in this one with neither side stamping their authority on the game.
Oscar Estupinan (78 mins)
Hull retake the lead and it's a goal which looks slapstick the more you see it.
It was a decent ball over the top which Oscar Estupinan brings down beautifully, but the finish was a scuffed, deflected effort off Jack Whatmough that trickled past a stricken Jamie Jones.
Not that Estupinan cares, it's a priceless goal.
Stoke 0-0 Preston
Stoke have sent on Liam Delap in place of Jacob Brown up front.
It's not been great so far in the Potteries.
Tahith Chong (74 mins)
Image source, PA MediaBlues given themselves some hope, as Tahith Chong throws himself at a cross in the six yard box, amongst the gristle and bone and plants the ball in the back of the net.
Game on.
Swansea 1-2 Burnley
Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium
Burnley have been the stronger side in the second half in south Wales, but their failure to find a third goal means Swansea still have hope of salvaging at least a point.
The home side have created almost nothing since the break, but they have found a bit of momentum in the last few minutes.
The leaders have work to do yet before they can celebrate a sixth straight league win.
West Brom 1-0 Reading
Image source, PA MediaReading have made a triple substitution as they chase an equaliser at The Hawthorns.
Defender Baba Rahman, striker Lucas Joao and ex-Albion forward Shane Long are all on the pitch for Paul Ince's men.
Norwich 0-0 Watford
Norwich have Watford back-pedalling furiously, and Daniel Bachmann's bravery might just have been his undoing here.
It's a lovely slide rule through the lines to Josh Sargent, who can see Bachmann racing out.
The American winger gets his dinked effort away - wide - but then can't stop and he and Craig Cathcart seem to collide with the Austrian.
He's down. It looks painful.