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That's as far as we go tonight on another dramatic evening on the pitch and in the board rooms in the EFL.

Leicester went back to the top of the Championship with a dominant 3-0 win over third-placed Preston and they're now seven points clear of the Lancashire side.

There were also wins for Sunderland, Leeds, Coventry, Swansea and Bristol City.

Off the pitch, lowly Sheffield Wednesday sacked Xisco Munoz after they lost at West Brom yesterday to make their worst ever start to a Football League season.

The Owls weren't the only Yorkshire side to remove their boss tonight, League Two Bradford sacked Mark Hughes after they slipped to 18th yesterday.

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On a night of two sackings in the EFL, with Sheffield Wednesday and Bradford City parting company with Xisco Munoz and Mark Hughes respectively, one wonders if tonight's results with have further repercussions over the next few days?

Blackburn boss Jon Dahl Tomasson must surely be coming under pressure after five defeats in six.

Valerien Ismael signed a new deal at Watford this week, but the Hornets have lost their past three and are a point above the relegation zone.

The Pozzo family have never been afraid of making a managerial change.

Many pundits tipped QPR to struggle in pre-season, and Gareth Ainsworth's men sit 22nd after a fifth game without a win.

At the bottom, Swansea City and Middlesbrough were the only sides in the bottom 10 to win in midweek.

Rotherham thought they were picking up a valuable point, but lost to a 95th minute goal at home against Bristol City.

It's not looking great for whoever takes charge at Sheffield Wednesday.

The Owls have made their worst-ever start to a season and are already seven points from safety.

Enzo Maresca's Leicester City look absolutely imperious at the top, with nine wins from 10 in the league after beating third-placed Preston.

Sunderland cement their place in the play-offs with a 2-0 win over Watford.

And Leeds United move into the top six after their triumph over QPR.

All done and dusted in our six Championship games, time to take a look at the table...

Tommy Conway is the hero for Bristol City as his late double, either side of Tyler Blackett's goal for the hosts, gives the Robins victory.

The Millers remain second-bottom, four points from safety.

Andi Weimann, making his 200th appearance for Bristol City, should win it for the visitors!

The sub heads straight at Viktor Johansson in the home goal when either side would surely have seen it go in.

Headed into six minutes of time added on in our final match of the evening.

Not very pretty but Leeds won't care one iota.

Crysencio Summerville's early goal is enough to give the home fans the three points and send them up to fifth.

Struggling QPR, who ended with 10 men after keeper Asmir Begovic was harshly sent off late on, remain in the bottom three.

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Sunderland close the gap on the top two to six points.

Watford remain just above the relegation zone as their poor start continues.

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Haji Wright's late winner makes it back-to-back victories for Coventry, who are now two points off the play-offs.

It's three defeats in a row for Blackburn Rovers, and five losses in six outings for Jon Dahl Tomasson's men.

The Ewood Park side will remain two points above the bottom three - unless 10-man QPR get a late equaliser at Leeds.

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Seeing some replays, I'm not sure Asmir Begovic touched Patrick Bamford at all there.

No VAR in the Championship of course .

Can striker Lyndon Dykes keep the home side out for the final few minutes of time added on?

It's three wins in a row for Swansea, who are finally clicking under Michael Duff.

Bashir Humphrey's strike wins it to help the Welsh side jump up five places to 15th in the table.

It's three defeat in four for Norwich, who drop out of the play-off places on goal difference.

Into six minutes of added time.

Sky Blues keeper Ben Wilson has been sent scrambling to keep out a Sammie Szmodics cross-cum-shot which looked to be heading for the corner.

The away side will end the game with 10 men!

The ball is played over the top for Patrick Bamford to chase and Asmir Begovic comes out of his area to cut it out and is adjudged to have taken the England international out.

The R's have used all their subs so Lyndon Dykes is going in nets.

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Leicester make it five wins in a row to move back to the summit and it's back-to-back defeats for Preston, who are now five points off the automatic promotion in third.

The Foxes become the first team since Sheffield United in 2005-06 to win nine of their first 10 games in the Championship.

The Blades, who went on to win 10 out of 11, ended up as runners-up in the second tier that season.

With the quality at their disposal, Leicester already look odds-on to seal an immediate return to the Premier League.

QPR have offered next to nothing all night but 1-0 is a very fragile lead.

The ball falls to Lyndon Dykes in the area and the Scotland international is denied by a big block from Illan Meslier in the home goal.

Into eight minutes of time added on.