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Rotherham remain stuck at the bottom of the table, but their win against Millwall means their relegation is not yet confirmed.

Birmingham City picked picked up the biggest result in the battle to avoid the drop, beating Preston to move two points and two places clear of the drop zone.

QPR also edged away from danger with their win at Swansea.

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With 10 games down on this busy Easter Monday, this is how things look at the top of the Championship table.

Ipswich face fellow promotion hopefuls Southampton next, and can return to the summit with a win.

Then Leeds have a chance to shape how the table looks in their late game again Hull.

Also, we have seen West Brom earn a crucial point against Watford on a day where the three sides below them - Norwich, Coventry and Preston - all lost.

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• Leicester City come back from behind to claim a vital 3-1 win against sixth-placed Norwich and go back to the top of the table.

• Rotherham's survival hopes still mathematically alive after they beat Millwall for a first win since Boxing Day.
• John Eustace picks up his first win as Blackburn boss as they smash lacklustre Sunderland 5-1 at the Stadium of Light.
• Struggling Plymouth slip to a club-record fifth straight home reverse without scoring as they lose 1-0 at Home Park to Bristol City.
• Play-off chasing Coventry suffer a surprise home reverse by Cardiff and Middlesbrough boost their own slim hopes of a top-six finish with a routine home win over lowly Sheffield Wednesday.
• Birmingham claim a first win since February with a 1-0 win over Preston and move two points clear of the bottom three, while QPR win for the second successive game thanks to a 1-0 victory at Swansea and are six points clear of danger now.
• Strugglers Stoke and Huddersfield play out a fraught 1-1 draw in the Potteries.
• Fifth-placed West Brom fight back from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Watford.

While we let those full-time results digest, let's take a look at what those 15:00 fixtures mean up and down the Championship.

Coventry see their play-off ambitions hit as they lose 2-1 to Cardiff, after Liam Kitching scored two own goals to give the Bluebirds the win.

Ellis Simms had put the hosts in front early on, but the two Kitching goals saw the Sky Blues' three-game winning run end.

West Brom have battled back from two goals down to rescue a draw that extends their unbeaten run to eight matches.

Darnell Furlong ensured the hosts avoided defeat with an absolute rocket of a injury-time equaliser.

Rotherham are not relegated just yet!

The Millers claim a first win since Boxing Day thanks to a battling win over resurgent Millwall.

Seb Revan gave them the lead before Ryan Longman quickly levelled.

Charlie Wyke came on as a sub and popped up with his first for the Millers to give them all three points.

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What a way for John Eustace to finally taste victory as Blackburn boss - the 11th game of his spell, thanks to an utter battering of a disappointing Sunderland.

Sam Szmodics showed his qualities with two more goals to make it 29 for the season, and there were further goals for Ryan Hedges, Tyrhys Dolan and Andrew Moran.

Chris Rigg's goal was a rare moment to cheer for the Sunderland fans, whose boos at full-time were understandable.

Their form will be a concern, even if the buffer is fairly substantial on those bottom three spots.

A massive win for QPR who move six points off the Championship relegation places.

Their win at Swansea means they move to within a point of the Swans with six games remaining.

Middlesbrough boost their play-off hopes with a routine home win, Sheffield Wednesday remain stuck in the bottom three and are now without a win in four.

Jay Stansfield scores the only goal of the game to earn Birmingham City a valuable victory in their fight to avoid the drop.

They move two points clear of the relegation places.

Defeat leaves Preston eighth in the table and still within touching distance of the play-off spots.

Stoke will be happier with this point given their predicament compared to Huddersfield, who are still in the relegation places as it stands.

The Potters levelled it up thanks to Ki-Jana Hoever's rocket, after Bojan Radulovic's opener.

Still squeaky bum time for both.

For the first time in their history Plymouth lose five successive home games without scoring.

They had so many chances here but fell behind to Nahki Wells' close range finish and Alfie Devine saw red later on to further dent their hopes of taking anything from this game and of staying in the league.

The Pilgrims are without a win in six now and are just one point above the relegation zone.

Into six minutes of time added on in South Yorkshire.

Can Rotherham end their long, long wait for a win and keep their survival hopes alive* for a few more days?

*If only mathematically. With goal difference there's no way they can actually stay up.

Sead Haksabanovic tries to curl a bouncing ball into the far corner to ease Stoke's relegation fears, but gets underneath it and it soars well over.

The mood in the Potteries is nervy. Both teams need the points. They'll share them as it stands.

Swansea come close to a fluke equaliser as the game heads into six added minutes, with teenage substitute Aimar Govea sending in a cross from the right which floats over Asmir Begovic and bounces to safety off the far post.

Huddersfield's Rhys Healey is livid, because Delano Burgzorg has wasted a superb opportunity.

The forward danced through but from a narrow angle opted to fire low at Lee Nicholls rather than cross.

That was a chance.

Stoke defending at the moment as Huddersfield pile on with a set-piece.

Haji Wright heads in for Coventry but the flag is up for offside.

Coventry are running out of time to find an equaliser.