Roundup of a dramatic matchweek of Championship action as the promotion race grew closer.
Wilfried Gnonto snatched an injury-time winner as Leeds climbed to the summit on goal difference with a 4-3 win at Swansea, with Manor Solomon having netted twice for Daniel Farke’s Whites amidst Ben Cabango’s own-goal.
Sunderland slipped to second following a 1-1 draw at Millwall as Aaron Connolly’s 10th minute volley was cancelled out by Femi Azeez’s injury-time equaliser.
Bobby Thomas grabbed a late 2-2 draw for Coventry at home to ten-men Sheffield United, after Norman Bassette netted in-between Tyrese Campbell and Jesurun Rak-Sakyi’s goals before Utd’s Anel Ahmedhodzic was red carded.
Jaidon Anthony netted a 23rd minute winner for fourth-placed Burnley away at Bristol City.
Emmanuel Latte Lath’s hat-trick plus Finn Azaz’s brace and a late Tommy Conway strike saw Middlesbrough move up to fifth, having claimed a comeback 6-2 win at Oxford United with Greg Leigh and Dane Scarlett scoring for the hosts.
West Brom rounded out the top six with a 2-2 draw at home to Norwich, having led through Mason Holgate only for Josh Maja to rescue a point after Emiliano Marcondes’ effort and Torbjorn Heggem’s own-goal put the Canaries in front.
Down in the relegation zone, Ben Gibson’s own-goal salvaged a 1-1 draw for rock-bottom QPR at home to Stoke after Tom Cannon had fired the Potters in front.
Second-bottom Portsmouth saw their trip to Blackburn called off due to Storm Bert.
Hull slipped into the bottom three following a 1-0 loss at Luton, with Mark McGuinness’ 33rd minute winner proving the difference.
Elsewhere, Andre Gray’s brace snatched a 2-2 draw for Plymouth at home to Watford, despite the Hornets having led twice through goals from Vakoun Bayo and Ryan Porteous.
Jerry Yates cancelled out Sam Greenwood’s opener as Derby fought back to draw 1-1 at Preston
Finally Di’Shon Bernard rescued Sheffield Wednesday a 1-1 draw at home to Cardiff, with the visitors having briefly led for two minutes through Ollie Tanner’s rebound strike.