Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

Would you believe it? That all three clubs at the top could do what they've done in the last 24 hours.

Ipswich did well enough but they didn't take the chances that came their way, it's as simple as that. Generally speaking they were the better side but they couldn't take their chances. It's very tense; it's going right though the top part of the division.

Ipswich will be disappointed with this on top of the other one but they get a break. They have to believe that the top of the table is not a tall order.

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It says something about the jitters at the top of the table that Ipswich have taken the summit after their third game without a win.

They were full of attacking endeavour today – but so were Middlesbrough, whose drive for a play-off place looks to have come too late.

All-square at Portman Road.

Some result for Sunderland, who keep another clean sheet with a game which turned on Brandon Thomas-Asante's dismissal just before the break.

The Baggies are still in a strong position to bag a play-off spot.

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Who'd be a manager?

What a finish. Saints win it at the last.

Happy with that, Russell Martin?

Nahki Wells scores a penalty against his old team with the last kick of the game to deny them victory and keep them in the bottom three.

Millwall win a vital three points to lift themselves six points clear of relegation and all-but secure their Championship status next season.

Michael Obafemi set the Lions on their way before Yakou Meite equalised for the Bluebirds, but captain Jake Cooper's first goal of the season deep into added time gave the home side a half-time advantage.

Duncan Watmore came off the bench to score late on seal a crucial win for the home side.

Sheffield Wednesday climbed out of the relegation zone for the first time since August... for all of eight minutes.

Liam Palmer's opener was cancelled out by Luke Cundle's first goal for Stoke.

The Potters two points above the bottom three.

Late drama at Ashton Gate!

The referee blows the final whistle to bring an end to a great afternoon for Hull and put the visitors out of their misery.

Goals from Ozan Tufan, Fabio Carvalho and Jaden Philogene secure a comfortable win for the hosts.

It's a terrible day for QPR, who's goal difference takes a battering as those below them claim big wins in the fight to avoid relegation.

Deep into added time at Portman Road.

Ipswich win a corner, from which Middlesbrough break to set up Luke Ayling with an excellent chance which he cannot capitalise on.

Both sides have gone all out for a win which is surely about to evade them.

David Fox
Former Norwich City midfielder on BBC Radio Norfolk

It's surprising when you watch Norwich like this. When they had to stand up and take the sting out of the game, they were outstanding. We can see by the dejection of the Preston fans and the faces of the Norwich bench how important that win was.

Kyle Walker-Peters whips in a cross to no effect for Southampton.

Their hopes of a 24th win of the season today are almost over.

All over and a massive win for Norwich!

Gabriel Sara makes the difference for the Canaries in the 86th minute with an individual moment of brilliance.

The gap between the two sides grows to five points in the race for the play-off places.

Relegated Rotherham fall to a 28th loss of the season.

Midtable Swansea make it successive wins thanks to an own goal from Andy Rinomhota.

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Birmingham claim a thumping win over the FA Cup semi-finalists but it's still not enough to lift them out of the bottom three.

With Norwich winning, Coventry's slim play-off hopes now look to be all-but over.

Preston are throwing everything at this and they almost had the equaliser through Alan Browne.

Angus Gunn makes a mess in the Norwich goal and it comes to Browne in the six-yard box but Sam McCallum makes a vital block to keep it out.

Into added time.

Sunderland would surely seal this game with a second. Jack Clarke tries to oblige, finding the side netting.