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That's all from me as we wrap up another weekend of Championship football as Coventry fought back from a goal down to move into the top six and send Millwall back to London empty-handed.

Join us again on Tuesday and Wednesday as we bring you a whole programme of midweek games in the EFL.

Enjoy your Sunday!

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You might have been wondering how Coventry boss Mark Robins would have reacted to Haji Wright and Callum O'Hare's game of rock, paper, scissors to decide who would take the penalty.

Speaking to Sky Sports, Robins has revealed he hadn't selected a penalty-taker but Wright had been taking them before O'Hare scored the most recent spot-kick..

When asked about the way they decided who should take the spot-kick he joked, "I'm gonna kill 'em!"

He said he will be talking to them...

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And here's how things stand after an action-packed weekend in the Championship!

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Haji Wright's two goals in three minutes lift Coventry City into the Championship top six as the Sky Blues beat Millwall.

Read Ged Scott's full report from the Coventry Building Society Arena here.

Coventry City defender Joel Latibeaudiere speaking to Sky Sports:

"We were a bit flat in the first half. We didn’t start as we wanted.

"We came out with instructions from the coaching staff in the second half and turned up.

"The last thing we wanted to do was suffer back-to-back losses."

How do you ensure you're the one to take penalties for your team? Perfect your rock, paper, scissors game!

That's how they do it at Coventry anyway, with Haji Wright beating Callum O'Hare to a quick round of the game before stepping up to the spot.

It would be interesting to see what would happen next time had he missed...

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

It's a fabulous win for Coventry.

Millwall had the best of the early stages and deservedly went ahead but then Coventry got into their groove and started to create chances and the pressure grew - and the goals came.

It wasn't perfect defensively but they looked very confident going forward.

Coventry's comeback win moves them up into the play-off places, above Sunderland on goal difference, in sixth place.

Millwall have now lost five of their last six - and 24 points from losing positions this season - and will be looking over their shoulders, they're just four points ahead of QPR in 22nd place in the table.

They face another tricky test against Ipswich on Wednesday, while Coventry travel to Plymouth.

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Coventry City match-winner Haji Wright speaking to Sky Sports:

"It was an important win and a good result. It wasn't the best first half, but second half we turned up and showed our quality.

"It feels good and gives us confidence being up there with the best teams.

"I just do my best for the team and play where the coach plays me."

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The referee blows the final whistle and that is that!

Romain Esse gave Millwall the perfect start at the CBS Arena with his deflected 12th-minute strike giving the away side the lead.

But Coventry were a different team after the break and summer signing Haji Wright's two goals in three minutes tipped the scales in their favour.

The big American went down under a challenge from Spurs loanee Japhet Tanganga, before getting up and stroking calmly past Matija Sarkic to level the game.

And just three minutes later the Montenegro international was picking the ball out of his net again as Wright beat him at his near post.

The home side held on comfortably to secure the three points in front of their jubilant fans.

It's pinball in the box before Coventry eventually get it out for a Millwall throw-in.

It comes to Danny McNamara on the right-hand side but his driven cross is kicked away.

Can't be long now...

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

This is what Millwall were waiting for. Their game comes down to this moment.

Millwall win a free-kick deep into added time in the Coventry half. Everyone up except the keeper for this.

Millwall are punting it long to Tom Bradshaw now, a stark contrast to their high press and slick passing of the first half.

Three minutes of added time to come.

Coventry win another corner which is whipped in by Victor Torp towards the head of Bobby Thomas, but it's cleared away by Millwall.

The home side have been utterly dominant in this second half.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Some good combination defending there by Coventry as Millwall threatened. Luis Binks did well initially to win the ball and then Brad Collins backed that up to collect it.

Coventry are now trying to take time out of the game.

Tom Bradshaw just gives Coventry goalkeeper Bradley Collins a slight scare, as the big striker goes up to meet a cross.

The ball comes down and bounces high again, with Danny McNamara charging in from the right flank. But the keeper gathers.

Time starting to run out for Millwall.

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This has been a brilliant game that has ultimately come down to one man and three minutes, with Haji Wright's quick-fire double the difference between the two teams.

Can Millwall find a way back in with just over five minutes left?

Callum O'Hare and Haji Wright link up again for Coventry, just as they did for the second goal, with the striker played in down the left.

He runs to the byeline and shoots with his left, but the angle is too tight and it's a comfortable save for Matija Sarkic.

Millwall's best spell of possession results in a blocked Joe Bryan cross going behind for a corner.

It's whipped in and George Saville is there but the whistle goes for a foul against the substitute.