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Wow what a slate we had this afternoon in the Championship and the games didn't disappoint.

A truly mad second half with goals flying in all over the shop.

Ipswich escape St. Andrew's with a point to keep the pressure on Leicester at the top.

Southampton snatch another late goal to get the win and West Brom and Preston claim three points to stay in the hunt.

That's us done for the day, but don't disappear, there is plenty more action and drama to follow in our FA Cup games which you can check out right here.

We'll be back tomorrow for Norwich's game at home to Blackburn. Catch you then!

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• Second-placed Ipswich fight back from two goals down to draw 2-2 at Birmingham and consign Wayne Rooney to a fourth game without a win as Blues boss.
• Ryan Fraser grabs a late, late winner for Southampton at Millwall to keep them in fourth and fifth-placed West Brom beat Hull City 3-1.
• Preston win for the first time since September with a 3-2 success over struggling Coventry and move up to sixth.
• Middlesbrough and Plymouth claim a point apiece after a six-goal classic.
• Managerless Bristol City beat 10-man Sheffield Wednesday 1-0.
• Strugglers Rotherham and QPR have to settle for a point from an entertaining 1-1 draw.

Preston move up to sixth in the Championship with a hard fought win over a feisty Coventry side who threw the kitchen sink at North End in the second half.

Sky Blues will be gutted not to have got something out of this game.

We said at half time that this game could go either way at ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Park.

An incredible battle between two hungry teams.

Plymouth's Morgan Whittaker's free kick on the 77th minute gives them a share of the spoils.

Three wins on the trot for fifth-placed West Brom.

Goals from Jed Wallace, Matty Phillips and Semi Ajayi do the job against Hull.

No goals in either of the Championship games involving Welsh sides today.

To be fair, 0-0 was probably a fair result in this one, though Ryan Wintle did miss a very late chance to snatch all three points for Cardiff.

Both sides maintain their recent unbeaten runs in a game that will be quickly forgotten.

Dafydd Pritchard
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Well, that was eventful.

Swansea have had to play more than an hour with 10 men after Charlie Patino's first-half red card - but they've held on for a draw.

Sunderland will wonder how they've not won this. They've hit the woodwork three times and missed a hatful of chances.

But it could have been worse for Tony Mowbray's men, who have goalkeeper Anthony Patterson to thank for saving Jamal Lowe's first-half penalty.

Not a huge amount to report from Staffordshire this afternoon, with only four shots on target all match between both sides.

To be fair, 0-0 was probably a fair result in this one, though Ryan Wintle did miss a very late chance to snatch all three points for Cardiff.

Both sides maintain their recent unbeaten runs in a game that will be quickly forgotten.

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What a game at St. Andrew's.

Ipswich fight back from 2-0 down to earn a point and deny Wayne Rooney his first win as Blues boss.

Super sub Marcus Harness the hero for the Tractor Boys.

Good old ding-dong battle at the bottom of the table this.

QPR took the lead through Ilias Chair but Georgie Kelly levelled for the home side.

The result ends the R's run of six straight losses but does little for either teams' survival hopes.

... Not much doing in this one.

One win in nine for Huddersfield now, while Watford are unbeaten in five.

A tough end to a tricky week for Sheffield Wednesday.

Barry Bannan was sent off for the home side before the break and Rob Dickie got the winner for the managerless home side.

My word.

What an end at The Den.

I don't know how many times Southampton can keep getting away with these late goals to snatch victories.

Heartbreak for Millwall.

Massive save from home goalkeeper Max O'Leary to keep out Will Vaulks' free-kick!

Ten-man Sheffield Wednesday make a triple sub as they look to try and salvage something here.

Sanny Rudravajhala
Reporting for 5 Live Sport

Grady Diangana has been electric! It’s his work that’s set up both goals down the left. He’s in a great run of form after scoring last time out, too.

It was great work by him to set up sub Semi Ajayi up from the back.

It’s hammering it down at The Hawthorns but the home fans are singing in the rain!