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Rotherham continue to prop up the Championship table and their plight was worsened by defeat at home to Watford.

Meanwhile, Sheffield Wednesday pulled off a vital win at the bottom against fellow strugglers Millwall who are in serious trouble after QPR also won against Bristol City.

Huddersfield's late defeat by Hull means they are deep in the relegation mire, with Stoke's defeat by Coventry meaning they will be looking over their shoulders, too.

Elsewhere, Swansea's loss to promotion contenders Ipswich and Blackburn letting a two-goal lead slip in their Lancashire derby with Preston means they will be keeping a close eye on matters at the bottom.

Birmingham were the big movers of the day and finish in 15th courtesy of their win against Sunderland.

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This is the lay of the land at the top of the Championship after today's fixtures.

Leicester's defeat by Middlesbrough will have failed to dampen their spirits given their commanding lead at the top of the table.

Leeds finish the day in second courtesy of their lunchtime win against Plymouth while Ipswich continued their winning run as they beat Swansea to keep pace.

The race for the play-offs is really getting interesting, too.

Coventry end the day in sixth but are level on points with Norwich and Hull just below them.

Preston's draw with Blackburn and Sunderland's defeat on their travels at Birmingham means they lose ground in the race to the top six.

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Righteo, we'll take a look at what that's all done at both ends of the table in a moment.

What a crazy, crazy end to this match!

Jacob Greaves' early goal looked like it would be enough for the play-off chasers before Jack Rudoni popped up with a leveller in injury-time.

However, Greaves wasn't done and won it for the Tigers in the fourth minute of time added on.

Town just two points above the relegation zone as new gaffer Andre Breitenreiter takes over on Monday.

With the home side camped in the opposition half chasing a leveller the away side spring forward and Jaden Philogene is in.

The former Villa man sees his shot hit the post, run along the line and not go in.

Town still alive.

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A crucial three points for Coventry who hold off the chasing pack and remain 6th in the Championship.

A second half goal from Ellis Simms goal was the difference.

Stoke will be disappointed, they remain in 19th, and just three points outside the bottom three.

Steve Eyre
Former Manchester City coach on BBC Radio Lancashire

The second half, I did not see much from either side that showed they were going to take a risk to win the game.

The quality just was not there.

They cancelled each other out really and simply seemed happy with a point each.

Into four minutes of time added on at the end of this.

Can Hull hold on for an important win in their push for sixth spot.

A comprehensive performance for Norwich City who look like serious Championship play-off contenders having come from behind to beat Cardiff.

They're seventh after this showing and level on points with sixth-placed Coventry.

Cardiff stay 14th.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

Back-to-back wins for Tony Mowbray against his former clubs.

Blues digging deep to come from behind to take six points in three days and ease their position in the Championship.

Preston lose ground in their pursuit of a Championship play-off spot while Blackburn boss John Eustace's start to life as Rovers boss continues without victory.

That's one way of looking at it. Another way is that this was an entertaining Lancashire derby that tailed off during an edgy second half.

Honours even.

What a win for relegation-threatened QPR who are now just one point from jumping out of the Championship's bottom three.

Illias Chair's goal against the run of play just before half-time was the difference.

Bristol City had a couple of chances but failed to find an equaliser and drop down to 12th.

Watford end their three game skid with a relatively comfortable win over bottom of the Championship Rotherham.

It wasn't pretty but the Hornets got the job done in south Yorkshire through a sensational Yaser Asprilla half-volley.

They move up to 11th and remain seven points outside the playoff places.

Another loss for Millwall and they are ending the day one point above the relegation zone.

Sheffield Wednesday are now within four points of safety after a second win in three games.

A massive, massive win for Tony Mowbray's Birmingham against his former side Sunderland.

Blues were forced to come from behind but they earn a win that moves them up to 15th and six points off the bottom three while the Black Cats are now fourth points off the play-off places.

Back to back wins for Ipswich who keep pace towards the top of the Championship table.

They were given a scare by Swansea but they do well to see out the win.

Subbed on in the 79th minute and sent off in the final minute of the match.

Not a great day's work for Owls striker Ashley Fletcher.