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Not so long ago, Leicester were runaway league leaders with a 12-point advantage.

Defeat by a QPR side fighting for Championship survival has slashed that margin to three points.

Ipswich made the most of the Foxes being beaten for the third successive time in the league, and moved up to second with their win at Plymouth.

Leeds' draw earlier in the day has them within five points of Leicester, and Southampton pulled off a dramatic 4-3 win at Birmingham City to remain hot on the heels of those three above them.

As the dust settles on today's action, let's take a look at what the league table looks like - and it's VERY interesting at the top and the bottom.

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Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Deepdale

Thirty-one shots on goal – 16 from North End and 15 from Hull but somehow the deadlock wasn’t broken.

Freddie Woodman pulled off two fine saves in particular to deby Fabio Carvalho in the first half and then stopping Jaden Philogene capping off a jinking run.

At the other end, Ryan Allsop stretched every sinew to deny a Liam Miller special, cutting in from the left and striking from distance.

An entertaining game but as the final few stragglers leave the stands, there’ll surely be reflecting on an opportunity missed for both sides.

Marc Webber
Final Score at Carrow Road

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Is there a play-off pot of gold under that rainbow for Norwich?

Josh Sargent’s 81st-minute goal leaves them one point below the dotted line and keeps them in view of the play-offs.

You have to wonder whether Sunderland said goodbye to any play-off hopes with this result.

Plenty of chances, but nothing to show for their arguably equal endeavour in an exciting second half.

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Stick with us as we take a look at what all that means for the league table and bring you reaction from today's second tier action.

Hit the thumbs up if you're happy with your side's efforts today and hit the down thumb if it's back to the drawing board.

Adam Blackmore
BBC Radio Solent sports editor

That was a simply remarkable game. It had EVERYTHING!

The woodwork was smashed, red cards, the table changing hands, and SEVEN goals.

What an afternoon for the Saints.

Substitute Joe Aribo has given Southampton's hopes of automatic promotion a huge boost, popping up with a 96th-minute winner at the end of an incredible game at Birmingham.

Rovers can't make anything of the corner and it's all over!

Swansea were 2-0 up inside 19 minutes before Sammie Szmodics' 67th-minute goal made it a nervy end but Luke Williams' side held on for the points.

He will be a relieved man after losing his opening four home league games as Swans boss!

Blackburn are still winless after six games under boss John Eustace and sink closer to the danger zone.

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

What an ending!

I can't believe what I've seen, it's absolutely mental.

We just need to shut everything down now.

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Second-bottom Sheffield Wednesday make it three wins from three.

Ike Ugbo's goal sees them take the points and the South Yorkshire derby spoils against bottom side Rotherham.

The Millers, without a win since Boxing Day, are 19 points adrift with 11 matches to play.

Blackburn subs combine as Yasin Ayari finds Ben Chrisene but the latter heads it at Swansea goalkeeper Carl Rushworth.

Is that the last chance?

Not quite as Sammie Szmodics has a shot deflected wide for a late, late corner...

Mallik Wilks hits the post with a diving header for the away side.

That would have put the icing on the cake.

A fifth straight league win for Ipswich and they're back up to second.

They had a tough time through the end of December and January but they've found a second wind in the past few weeks and they're now three points off table-toppers Leicester.

An own goal from Brendan Galloway and Kieffer Moore's fifth in seven games for the Blues did the job at Home Park.

Owynn Palmer-Atkin
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

The Leicester players have surrounded the referee angry they haven't been awarded a late penalty.

Forgetting that, this day belongs to QPR.

Leicester had big chances and didn't do well enough in defence.

This six-goal thriller has just ticked into nine minutes of added time.

For all that has gone on between these two already, that is plenty of time for a winner.

Josh Sargent's late goal earns an important win for play-off-chasing Norwich who have now won eight of their last 10 home matches.

The play-off hopes of Sunderland on the other hand take another hammer blow as they lose for a fourth game on the spin.

Not much between these two teams in the table and even less between them on the pitch.

Plenty of chances for both sides but both keepers in fine form.

Hull stay sixth, Preston stay eighth.

Millwall make it back-to-back wins and two from two under Neil Harris.

Zian Flemming scored a free-kick in the third minute and that proved enough to overcome struggling Watford who lose for the fifth time in six games.

Championship leaders Leicester City are upstaged at home by lowly QPR.

And the Foxes' lead at the summit has been slashed further, as they slump to a third straight league defeat.

Ipswich's win at Plymouth has the Tractor Boys within three points of Leicester now.