Credit to Ipswich, this has not been their best performance tonight but even with that they just cannot stop scoring.

We're into eight minutes of added time and they're on course for a sixth straight win that will keep them second in the table.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

It wasn't a good penalty.

It hasn't been a game of high quality but it's been a real test for the players. Ipswich had to have the character to come back and Bristol have had bad luck at times. They don't deserve to be drawing, they deserve to be winning.

A massive pressure moment for Ipswich and they fall short.

It's a poor penalty kick from Ali Al-Hamadi, who steps up to the spot having already got a goal this evening.

Bristol City keeper Max O'Leary goes the right way and easily makes the save and we remain all square.

Aidy White
Former Leeds United full-back on BBC Radio Leeds

I think that Illan Meslier save - last kick of the game - sums it up for me.

Second half, Leeds looked a little bit leggy. They had to grit it out but the timing of the substitutions was really good. Sometimes you've got to have those performances - sometimes you've got to grit it out. They ground it out to the end for a vital three points.

Wes Burns is brought down in the box by a sliding Cam Pring and the referee instantly points to the spot.

This is a HUGE moment.

Sheffield Wednesday's winning run and great escape keeps going as they take all three points for the fourth time running.

Djeidi Gassama's goal on the hour mark is the difference on the night.

Ellis Simms' second hat-trick in as many weeks is the headline as Coventry score four first-half goals to thrash a low-on-confidence Rotherham side.

The Millers, who made it far too easy for their opponents, deserve credit for only conceding one in the second half.

Fabio Tavares slotted home in injury time as the Sky Blues cut the gap to the play-off positions from five to three points, helped by Birmingham's late equalising goal away to Hull.

Leeds United hang on to pick up three precious points and give themselves hope of the automatic places - depending on Ipswich's result at home to Bristol City.

Dan James scored in a dominant first-half, but Stoke fought back and made it a real contest.

Stoke needed Daniel Iversen at his best to keep it so tight, but in the end that James strike was crucial.

Potters still in the mire, but Leeds marching on together toward promotion. Ten wins in 11 unbeaten.

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Leicester cling on to keep their lead at the top of the Championship but boy did they sweat on Wearside against a desperate Sunderland.

Jamie Vardy's first-half header capped a flying start from the Foxes, but they failed to further capitalise.

Sunderland showed heart and spirit after the break, but failed to break down their opponents.

Leicester end a three-match losing run, Sunderland now five without a win.

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Dan Ballard races into the Leicester box for Sunderland as they press late on.

Hamza Choudhury appears to tug at the big Northern Ireland man's shirt and he tumbles.

No penalty. Sunderland livid.

Seconds remaining...

Into six minutes of added time at Hillsborough and while Argyle are trying to force an equaliser they just haven't quite been firing in the final third tonight.

Sheffield Wednesday have a few minutes to hang on for another huge three points.

Neil Harris would have loved to have made it three wins from three games in his second spell in charge.

Second-half substitute Michael Obafemi fired the ball in for the opener to make that a possibility, only for Blackburn's talismanic forward Sammie Szmodics to produce a simple finish after the Lions gave the ball straight to Arnor Sigurdsson.

A huge lift for Birmingham comes courtesy of Lukas Jutkiewicz's late levelling goal.

Hull were the better attacking side throughout, with Ozan Tufan connecting with a corner to score, before rattling the post.

Ultimately, while it remained 1-0, Blues always had a chance of getting a result.

Another huge save from Stoke goalkeeper Daniel Iversen, who makes himself big to foil Dan James after he raced through one-on-one.

Wears a thudding effort on his chest at point-blank range, and is down.

Sensational block.

All credit to Rotherham for keeping the proverbial door shut in this second half.

Coventry's Matty Godden has had a header saved on the line and Callum O'Hare has a go with the rebound, but a defender gets back to block.

Ooof huge chance for Bristol City to retake the lead as Anis Mehmeti almost doubles his tally for the night.

He cuts inside and lets rip a shot from distance that is kept out by the fingertips of Vaclav Hldaky, who brilliantly dives to tip it over the bar.

Aidy White
Former Leeds United full-back on BBC Radio Leeds

Mateo Joseph is playing up there by himself. He had take the ball up the pitch and was smart enough to turn around and keep possession.

The substitutions have come on and done really well. They've changed the game - kept the ball, kept possession, kept everything simple. It wasn't happening for the first 20 minutes of the second half.