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Another action-packed night of Championship football leaves us in a bewildered heap, but hasn't it been fun?

We've had bottom bloodying the nose of the top clubs, as Sheffield Wednesday denied Leicester all three points.

We've had six-goals thriller fun as Blackburn held out Birmingham's fight back.

We've had Ipswich, Southampton and Leeds making home statements at the top of the table, while Huddersfield got a priceless victory of their own on the road to ease relegation fears.

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This is how things look at the bottom of the Championship heading into the weekend.

The biggest movers are Huddersfield Town.

Their win against Sunderland means they are now six points clear of the bottom three.

Bottom side Sheffield Wednesday clinched a point against league leaders Leicester, but they're still 12 points adrift after their Yorkshire rivals' victory against the Black Cats.

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Leicester maintain their position at the top of the tree at the end of this midweek round of Championship fixtures.

Ipswich are breathing down their necks courtesy of their win against Millwall but there's plenty of form sides behind the top two.

The teams in third position to seventh all won in midweek, with third-placed Leeds beating Swansea, fourth-placed Southampton beating Bristol City and seventh-placed Blackburn beating Birmingham tonight.

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• Leicester end this midweek set of fixtures top of the Championship table despite conceding in injury time to draw with Sheffield Wednesday
• Ipswich comfortably beat Millwall 3-1 to maintain second spot and claw down the gap on the Foxes at the top of the table
• Leeds move up to third thanks to beating Swansea City at Elland Road while Southampton beat Bristol City to move fourth thanks to Kyle Walker-Peters' thunderous strike
• Blackburn survive a second-half comeback from Birmingham to move up to seventh in the Championship table after their six-goal thriller at Ewood Park
• Sunderland are defeated by struggling Huddersfield Town and drop to 11th while the Terriers moved six points clear of the drop zone thanks to Delano Burgzorg's winner

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Just one point separates Ipswich Town now from leaders Leicester City after Sheffield Wednesday's superb draw with the Foxes, and their own win over Millwall here at Portman Road.

Ipswich kept to their side of the bargain with a fine first-half display, cutting Millwall to ribbons with attacking play - thanks to goals by Conor Chaplin, Massimo Luongo and Nathan Broadhead.

Millwall keeper Bartosz Bialkowski kept his old side at bay to keep the score down in the second-half, as Ipswich continued to push forward, but it's merely a consolation that Kevin Nisbet can look upon his goal as after defeat.

Ipswich showing their promotion mettle, Millwall in that pack sat just above the relegation places, with QPR, Rotherham and Sheffield Wednesday currently a far way adrift.

One man who has shown his qualities tonight in tough conditions is Millwall goalkeeper Bartosz Bialkowski.

Two more fine saves for his personal highlights reel from this match, denying Dane Scarlett with his feet and then again frustrating Marcus Harness seconds later.

Ipswich can't snare that precious fourth.

Millwall enjoying plenty of ball but they can't break down this Ipswich side, despite that goal from Kevin Nisbet.

Joe Edwards is emotionless on the touchline. But the home side have ridden the flurry.

The changes look like they've knocked Ipswich off their stride a little, but it's comfortable all the same.

Bradley Johnson
Former Leeds midfielder on BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds' attitude, application, and the way they conducted themselves was very good tonight.

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Blackburn see out the win against Birmingham after the visitors mounted a second-half comeback.

A six-goal thriller ends in Rovers' favour and lifts them up to seventh and two points off the Championship play-off places - a remarkable feat considering Jon Dahl Tomasson's side were hovering towards the bottom of the table not so long ago.

Wayne Rooney's side slip to another defeat under his tenure, meanwhile. Plenty to think about, including the two goalkeeping howlers from John Ruddy.

10 games unbeaten now for Southampton who see out the win against Bristol City.

Kyle Walker-Peters' strike gifts the hosts three points and moves them up to fourth in the Championship table.

Bristol City are 12th.

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Six home wins on the bounce for Leeds. Daniel Farke's side put their disappointment at Rotherham last weekend aside to win convincingly.

After going behind to Jamie Paterson's lobbed opener, goals from Joel Piroe, Georginio Rutter and Dan James ensure the three points.

The men from Elland Road are kicking on nicely now.

Swansea now four without a win.

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All over at Hillsborough!

Jeff Hendrick's late goal rescues a point for Sheffield Wednesday against a Leicester side who finished the game poorly.

Abdul Fatawu's goal was not enough for the visitors.

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Former Foxes defender on BBC Radio Leicester

It looked like the game was wrapped up, now you can hear Hillsborough rocking.

The goalkeeper had no chance, it's a really, really, good finish by Jeff Hendrick.

That was only their first shot on target in the half, but maybe it's just reward for their first-half performance.

Leicester will be kicking themselves.

Huddersfield and Darren Moore get a morale-boosting victory as they look to clamber away from the bottom three in the Championship.

Sunderland had so many chances but were only able to find the net when Luke O'Nien levelled to cancel out Michal Helik's goal.

In the second-half, Delano Burgzorg did what a host of Black Cats couldn't when he smashed home.

Tony Mowbray's hosts see their top-six aims dented.

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Might not be Swansea's night but they are going to give ex-Plymouth, Palace, Everton and Villa winger Yannick Bolasie a crack tonight.

Always liked the organised chaos he seemed to cause.

Blimey, you don't get better chances than this to rescue a point against the Championship leaders.

Sheffield Wednesday disposses Leicester on the edge of their box, the ball falls kindly to Ashley Fletcher who sends a tame shot straight at Foxes keeper Mads Hermansen.

The shuffling menace of Jack Clarke almost results in an equaliser, but Chris Maxwell's near-post save keeps Huddersfield ahead.

TWENTY SEVEN shots for the Wearsiders. One goal. Therein lies Tony Mowbray's issues.