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Another night of twists, turns, tribulations.

Of highs, lows, dips, and peaks.

It's the Championship, the world's longest, most sapping, stomach-churning and thrilling rollercoaster in existence.

That's it for midweek action, but we will be back on Saturday when one of the great derbies - Ipswich versus Norwich - kicks us off for a lunchtime East Anglian skirmish.

If that doesn't get you buzzing then heaven knows what will. So make sure you make an appointment to join us then.

Good night.

Defeats for second-from-bottom Sheffield Wednesday and strugglers Millwall leaves them labouring away near the bottom.

A point for QPR against Plymouth has got them to within a point of getting out of the bottom three.

Wayne Rooney's Birmingham City have done themselves a world of good with victory at Cardiff.

Leicester City 's victory against Millwall means they have become the fast Championship side to get to 52 points!

And that record-setting effort is enough to only edge them one point clear of second-placed Ipswich Town. They are both enjoying incredible form right now.

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• Leicester come from behind to beat a dogged Millwall and re-establish top spot from Ipswich in the Championship
• Birmingham win away for the first time in nine travelling games, beating Cardiff 1-0 thanks to Juninho Bacuna's effort
• Hull City fight back to win 2-1 at Middlesbrough and end their run of back-to-back defeats in the process
• Southampton earn a draw at Coventry thanks to Samuel Edozie's goal after a Haji Wright opener
• Norwich quell Sheffield Wednesday's recent resurgence at Carrow Road, winning 3-1
• QPR and Plymouth share the spoils in West London after a hard-fought stalemate

Phew. That was interesting.

Let's recap what's been happening this evening around the Championship and have a look at what it means in the league table.

Ready? Let's crack on.

Hull City end their two-game losing run and extend Middlesbrough's to three games thanks to a brilliant goalkeeping display from Ryan Allsop and a fightback led by goals from Liam Delap and Ozan Tufan.

Middlesbrough had earlier led through Emmanuel Latte Lath's early strike, but could not hold on and Hull punished them.

The home side had plenty of chances, but this leaves them short of the promotion mix-up, while Hull soar to within goal difference of the top six.

Ryan Allsop is mobbed!

Three huge saves from the Middlesbrough corner.

It was chaos, but the Hull stopper kept blocking with all his body and bravery.

Morgan Rogers teases his way into the Hull box. Ball behind for Boro corner.

Seny Dieng is up...

Ryan Allsop sinks down onto a ball in from Boro in the Hull area.

Takes his time. They're minutes away from a key win.

Five minutes of added time and we're into it already.

Borja Sainz marked his first start for Norwich with a goal and assist at Carrow Road.

He opened the scoring early on and then teed Ashley Barnes up to restore their lead against lowly Sheffield Wednesday after the break.

Jonathan Rowe completed the win, which sends the Canaries up to 11th in the table.

It's a huge point on the road for Plymouth, having had to play more than 65 minutes with just 10 men.

QPR, who could have moved out of the bottom three with victory, are now just one point adrift of safety.

Plymouth, who had Dan Scarr sent off in the first half, maintain their three point cushion over the Hoops.

Norwich goalkeeper Angus Gunn makes a super save from point-blank range to keep Callum Paterson out in the first of 10 minutes of injury time at Carrow Road.

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Birmingham and Wayne Rooney end a miserable away run which has seen eight games without success end at Cardiff thanks to a superb goal from Juninho Bacuna.

Cardiff failed to get the requisite chances to beat John Ruddy who keeps a morale-boosting clean sheet.

It was a win which showed some real character and belief from Birmingham, and it's a rare home set-back for Erol Bulut's Cardiff.

Point apiece keeps both sides on an upward trajectory, as Samuel Edozie levelled for Southampton against Coventry, who had taken the lead through Haji Wright.

Saints 13 unbeaten, Coventry just one defeat in six.

Coventry midfielder Ben Sheaf is denied a winner by Gavin Bazunu, as Southampton hold firm late on...

Leicester hold on to beat Millwall and soar back to the top of the table.

The Foxes were made to work hard as they fought back from a goal down to overcome the the Lions.

Early second-half goals from Jannik Vestergaard and Patson Daka, and a third from Ricardo Pereira proves to be enough to move them back above Ipswich.

Both sides have had second half chances, but QPR are the ones that have come up with a few threatening moments late on.

QPR's Jimmy Dunne first tests Conor Hazard from distance, while it's a big block from Brendan Galloway denies Chris Willock.