Brian McGlinchey
Former Plymouth Argyle defender on BBC Radio Devon

You could hardly hear me when the goal went in.

The atmosphere was unbelievable.

I haven't seen anything like it at Home Park in a while.

There is no better feeling than to score a last-minute goal like that.

Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds scored three goals. They easily could have scored double that.

I love watching Joel Piroe play.

He has just got a touch of class about him, the way he receives balls.

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Sheffield Wednesday's win isn't enough to lift them off the bottom of the table, but they are suddenly looking like a side with real life in them.

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This is how the top end pf table looks at the end of another busy day in the Championship.

Leicester remain top by a point, but Ipswich are right on their heels.

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... Well, no, I mean you can leave if you want but come back at your leisure as we'll be bringing you reaction from all of the games over the next hour and a bit.

To start with though we'll take a look at what today's results mean at the top and bottom of the table.

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• Second-placed Ipswich ease to a 2-1 win over Coventry, for whom Matt Godden misses a second half penalty.
• Leeds stay third with a 3-2 win over Middlesbrough, who end the game with 10 men after a red card for Anfernee Dijksteel.
• Fourth-placed Southampton beat Cardiff 2-0 and Hull City stay sixth despite losing 2-1 at home to Watford, as Wes Hoedt scores a superb long range winner for the in-form Hornets.
• Bottom side Sheffield Wednesday win for just the second time this season as they beat Blackburn 3-1.
• Plymouth sub Adam Randell strikes very, very late to beat Stoke City 2-1.
• Swansea hit back in the final moments to draw 1-1 with Huddersfield and Sunderland draw by the same scoreline at Millwall.
• Birmingham and Rotherham ends goalless.

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Championship headlines coming right up.

Hit the thumbs up if you're pleased with your side's result and down if it's just not been your team's day.

Second-placed Ipswich Town close the gap at the top of the table back to one point.

Both their goals came in the first half, with Wes Burns' wonderful curled finish with the outside of his boot the pick of the day's goals.

Brian McGlinchey
Former Plymouth Argyle defender on BBC Radio Devon

That was top drawer - brilliant to see.

Fair play to Plymouth boss Steven Schumacher, he's made the difference with the changes.

When you have to play three games in a week, you have got to use your subs.

They have got momentum at Home Park.

Wesley Hoedt's audacity to lob Hull's goalkeeper from 40 yards is the difference as Watford overcome the hosts.

Victory is enough to lift the Hornets up to 10th in the table.

Adam Armstrong's first half double, which took him to 12 goals for the season, have taken Saints to back-to-back wins and 11 games unbeaten.

The visitors came close on occasion, Karlan Grant in particular, and Kian Etete was denied by Gavin Bazunu in the dying seconds, but it's back-to-back clean-sheets for Southampton to keep pace with the frontrunners in the table.

Adam Randell is the hero for Plymouth with a winner in the sixth minute of injury time!

He completes the fightback for the hosts, after Tyrese Campbell gave Stoke the lead in the first half.

All the goals in this one came in the first half.

Leeds were 1-0 down inside three minutes and then 2-1 up after seven.

Joel Piroe made it 3-1 but Emmanuel Latte Lath pulled it back to 3-2 before the break.

Anferenee Dijksteel was sent off for the away side for two bookings in the second half.

Leeds remain third.

Charlie Patino's stoppage-time strike has denied Town back-to-back away wins in the space of a few days. A huge three points at the foot of the table have disappeared in the 94th minute.

Ben Cabango's own-goal inside three minutes was the difference, Swansea bossed long spells only to be thwarted by the Terriers defence and keeper Chris Maxwell time and again until Patino's late finish.

Still, five home games without a win for the Swans.

Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

Middlesbrough have only got a little bit of time to get an equaliser.

What Leeds don't want to do is turn the ball over when there are plenty of white shirts in the opponent's half.

They don't want to risk the ball.

The bottom side have just their second win of the season!

Bailey Cadamarteri's first goal in senior football and late strikes from Marvin Johnson and Josh Windass sees the Owls pick up a potentially precious three points.

Not exactly a classic this in front of seven-time Super Bowl winner Tom Brady.

It's eight games and one win for Wayne Rooney as Birmingham boss.

Second-bottom Rotherham remain without an away win since November 2022.

In the end Kevin Nisbet's close-range volley just before the break for the Lions was cancelled-out by Jack Clarke's penalty 12 minutes from time.

His 10th goal of the season was the first in nearly four away games for the Black Cats.

The point does at least get both teams back on track after back-to-back defeats.