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That's as far as we go in here today.

Sheffield United thumped leaders Burnley 5-2 in the day's first game.

Blackburn claimed a 1-0 win over Huddersfield in today's only other home win to go back above the Blades and into second, one point behind rivals Burnley.

West Brom remain in the relegation zone despite victory at fifth-placed QPR.

We'll be back with a load more EFL action on Tuesday.

Hope you can join us then.

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• Blackburn Rovers the only one of the home sides to win in the entire league in the 15:00 GMT kick offs. They claim a 1-0 success over bottom side Huddersfield and go back up to second.
• Norwich go fourth with a 2-1 win at Rotherham but fifth-placed QPR fall to a 1-0 home defeat by struggling West Brom.
• Coventry record a club-record fifth successive away clean sheet in a 1-0 win at Watford.
• In-form Birmingham win 2-1 at out-of-sorts Stoke and Luton win 1-0 at Blackpool.
• Swansea fight back from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Wigan and Cardiff win 1-0 at Sunderland.
• Michael Carrick's first home game in charge of Middlesbrough ends in a 1-1 draw with Bristol City and Liam Rosenior's first game as Hull boss finishes 0-0 at Millwall despite the Tigers playing the whole of the second half with 10 men after striker Oscar Estupinan's red card.

That's full-time in all our Championship games.

After that goalfest between Sheffield United and Burnley in the early game, it was a much tighter and more intriguing affair in the 3pm kick-offs.

There wasn't much in any of the games to be honest.

Let's take a quick breather and see what that all means with the full-time headlines.

The Swans needed an 84th minute penalty to equalise and deny Wigan Athletic a much needed win - but what a comeback.

They had to work for it but Norwich hold on to claim a battling three points at Rotherham and go up to fourth.

Late, late, late chance for a leveller for the home side!

Chideozie Ogbene makes good contact with his shot but it's wide and that's it!

Big win for the Baggies!

Kyle Bartley's goal is the difference.

Cardiff move level on points with Sunderland in mid-table after an impressive victory in the north-east.

The Welsh side missed a first-half penalty but still take the points thanks to Mark Harris' goal.

An entertaining game with plenty of openings but the points are shared.

Boro's Chuba Akpom cancelled out Andreas Weimann's first-half goal.

Hull City hold on for a point in Liam Rosenior's first game in charge.

Striker Oscar Estupinan was sent off for the away side in the first half but Millwall could not make their numerical advantage count.

All over and the Hatters take the three points thanks to Luke Berry's second-half strike.

Stoke City's skid continues and Birmingham City continue their excellent run.

The visitors always the better side through 90+ minutes.

The Potters had a chance to claw themselves back into the game when they cut their deficit by half following a 75th minute penalty, but they were too far gone by that point.

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Ben Brereton Diaz's goal is enough for the home side and they go up to second.

Huddersfield gave it everything but it's another defeat and they remain bottom of the table.

Riley McGree and Max O'Leary have been doing battle all afternoon and again the Robins goalkeeper palms away the Australian's effort.

So many chances in this game but it looks like the spoils will be shared.

Chiedozie Ogbene goes down in the area and wants a penalty but the referee isn't having it and books the Millers forward for simulation.

Five minutes added on - that will feel like an eternity for Baggies fans in their current situation.

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Both sides held their own in the first half and it was goalless at the break.

Viktor Gyökeres fired home on the 50th minute and the visitors never looked back.

Disappointing for Watford but a well deserved three points for the visitors.

Huddersfield chucking the lot at this but it looks lie it's going to be another defeat for the bottom side.

Chris Willock fires just wide of the post!

Was that the chance for QPR?

West Brom haven't got long to hold on for consecutive wins under new boss Carlos Corberan.

The Hatters go very close to wrapping it up but Carlton Morris' shot deflects wide.

Then Luton hearts are in mouths at the other end as Jerry Yates sees an opening but Allan Campbell gets in a vital block.

Not long to go now.