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Southampton's late win at Swansea heaps the pressure on Ipswich and Middlesbrough when they meet tomorrow - don't forget it is Southampton v Ipswich on 28 April.

Millwall have second place for now after their lunchtime win over QPR.

Wrexham's win over Stoke keeps them in the play-off picture as does Derby's victory against Oxford but Hull City let two points slip in a draw at Birmingham.

It is looking grim for Leicester and Oxford at the bottom after both lost at lunchtime and West Brom won at Preston.

Keep your thoughts, feelings and emotions on the Championship action coming to us.

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• Southampton sub Cameron Archer is the hero as the promotion-chasing Saints make it seven successive league wins by coming from behind to win 2-1 at Swansea.
• Wrexham cut the gap to sixth-placed Hull City to two points thanks to a 2-0 win over Stoke while the Tigers are held to a 1-1 draw by Birmingham.
• Norwich City thump Bristol City 4-2 to just about keep their very, very slim top six hopes alive.
• West Brom bolster their survival push with a 2-0 win at Preston, while Charlton have to settle for a point at relegated Sheffield Wednesday.
• Sheffield United win 2-0 at Watford in a dead rubber between two midtable sides.

Cardiff will be back in the Championship next season!

The Bluebirds beat Reading 3-1 to ensure their immediate return to the second tier after one season away.

Congratulations to them and their fans.

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Oooft, what a day this has been across the second tier.

Thumbs up if you're pleased with your side's result and down if you're feeling less than happy just now.

Adam Blackmore
BBC Radio Solent Southampton commentator

Southampton stuck at it and they are absolutely showing their quality now.

Their charge toward promotion continues.

Ian Walsh
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

I can't say Southampton deserved it because they haven't been brilliant.

But their average performance is good enough and the character of the Saints side propels them in this league.

Swansea didn't really get to grips with the game and didn't effect the game at all.

Asking a bit there Joe...

Bristol City boss Roy Hodgson's first loss is dramatic one after a stellar second half from Phillipe Clement's Canaries.

Mohamed Toure scored his SECOND hat-trick for the Canaries since joining in February to complete the comeback with two quality goals and a stroke of luck.

Jose Cordoba's header gave Norwich fourth but Bristol City managed to steal one back through Sam Bell in added time to make the score line a little more respectable.

I mentioned earlier what might have been had Phillipe Clement had a full season with Norwich City. Next season will surely be one to watch.

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Southampton just keep coming up with the answers and put more pressure on the automatic promotion places with a massive win.

It took a second-half equaliser from substitute Shea Charles to get them going after Marko Stamenic had given Swansea the lead.

But substitute Cameron Archer is the hero with a 90th-minute winner and it is over to Ipswich and Middlesbrough tomorrow.

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A second-half double from Patrick Bamford earns Sheffield United their first away win since the end of February and only a third clean sheet in 21 games since Boxing Day.

Watford can start thinking about next season, if they haven't already.

Barry Horne
Former Wrexham and Birmingham City midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

A strange game.

A good afternoon though and a good afternoon for Wrexham.

A good game to watch overall and it all came own to that one minute, two crazy goals, and it was plain sailing for Wrexham.

Stoke City looked defeated and the game just drifted and drifted.

Albion take a big three points to go five clear of relegation.

Daryl Dike consolidated Josh Maja's opening goal with a sharp strike from the box and all the brightness Preston had brought to the second half suddenly dulled.

The Baggies still face a potential points deduction but this win could be a difference-maker even so.

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Points shared as Sheffield Wednesday make it a Football League record 37 matches without a win.

Charlton are six points above the bottom three with three to play. Almost there, but not quite.

A brilliant long range goal from Tomoki Iwata stops Hull from taking all three points and they're now just two ahead of seventh-placed Wrexham with three games to go.

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A quickfire double from George Thomason and Josh Windass wins it for Wrexham.

The Red Dragons remain in the play-off conversation as they end a two-match losing streak.

Lamine Cisse did hit the bar late for Stoke but they would like to get off the ride now please.

Harry Clarke fires over the bar for the away side.

Into the final two of five minutes added on.