The derby may have been tame at times, but it is getting heated after the full-time whistle.

There are a number or players from both sides involved in clashes, and there might have been a few cards brandished in what are some unsavoury scenes.

Andreas Weimann has ensured he has become somewhat of an instant derby favourite for West Brom.

He marks his first appearance at the Hawthorns as a Baggies player with the winner against Birmingham City.

The comeback wasn't to be for Ipswich whose poor form continues after a gut-wrenching defeat at Preston.

Substitute Kieffer Moore fueled the fightback with his second half brace on his Tractor Boys debut but Preston move three points off the top six as they held out.

Leicester City have thrashed Stoke to go 11 points clear at the top of the Championship.

Jamie Vardy and Patson Daka both struck twice as the Foxes win by five.

All over at Ewood Park and that's a result that piles pressure on Blackburn boss Jon Dahl Tomasson.

Tomasson didn't do his pre-match media commitments this week. Will he do them post-match?

Meanwhile it's a massive win for QPR - a first at Ewood Park since 1999 - who move closer to safety.

In the end, Hull didn't manage to add to Jaden Philogene's early goal but they won't be complaining after seeing out the game against Millwall.

It's enough to lift the Tigers back into the play-off positions following Coventry's defeat at Carrow Road.

Huddersfield respond in style after Darren Moore's sacking.

A comprehensive second half performance with four goals and Josh Koroma's double sees them pile on the misery on Sheffield Wednesday and plunge the Owls into further trouble in the drop zone while maintaining their own gap on the bottom three.

All over and Southampton go second as things stand courtesy of their win over bottom side Rotherham.

Jan Bednarek and Adam Armstrong's first half goals give them the three points and maintains their promotion push.

There it is - an unfamiliar feeling for the travelling Plymouth fans who can finally celebrate an away win!

Morgan Whittaker grabs the only goal on his return to Swansea, who are yet to win in the Championship since Luke Williams took over.

Norwich have fought back to beat Coventry, who ended the game with 10 men.

It was 1-1 when Liam Kitching was shown a straight red card.

Borja Sainz came up with the winner in the 84th minute to move the Canaries level on points with Coventry in the table.

Watford gave it everything, with goalkeeper Ben Hamer coming up for a corner in added time, but it wasn't to be - and their five-match unbeaten run comes to an end.

Josh Bowler's first-half strike is enough to earn Cardiff the points.

Five minutes added on as Swansea continue to push for an equaliser.

Substitute Liam Cullen shaved the crossbar with a 20-yarder but so far ex-Swansea striker Morgan Whittaker's is still the only name on the scoresheet.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

Deadlock finally broken at The Hawthorns and of course it would have to be an ex-Aston Villa player who scored it, Andi Weimann.

The new Baggies signing had only scored once this season for Bristol City - but it was a real poacher's finish, to turn in Darnell Furlong's low near-post cross.

And it took the roof off the place. Already the Albion fans at the Smethwick End are singing "There's only one Andi Weimann"

Watford are giving it everything in their search for an equaliser.

Emmanuel Dennis stuck a chance wide from close range and Tom Dele-Bashiru has also gone close, forcing a good save from Jak Alnwick.

Still time...

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at the John Smith's Stadium

Defensively, this has been a very worrying collapse by Sheffield Wednesday.

Their back-line has been undone by the same sort of ball four times. Roughly half of the way contingent remain and I don’t blame them.

As for the Huddersfield fans, nobody saw this coming. What a day this will be for caretaker boss Jon Worthington.

John Pearson
Former Sheffield Wednesday forward on BBC Radio Sheffield

Sheffield Wednesday's defence is so, so bad. Koroma's took his time, he's walked the ball into the net.

A 4-0 defeat against someone who you need to beat to stay in the division...

I didn't see it coming. I thought Sheffield Wednesday were the better side in the first half, you would think they would build on that but they didn't. I said if they got that first goal, Huddersfield would crumble but guess what?

Swansea have brought on Przemyslaw Placheta for his debut and the Polish midfielder is doing his best to get them back in this game.

Placheta, who joined the Swans on loan from Norwich, delivers a cross that deflects towards the Plymouth goal before Conor Hazard paws it away and then rifles a chance over the bar when the visitors half-cleared a free-kick.