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An 11th straight defeat for already-relegated Wednesday, on another dark day off the field, but Norwich are looking up and pull eight points clear of the drop-zone. The chances of them joining the Owls in League One next year look slim.

It wasn't all good news for Philippe Clement.

Mo Toure limped off with an apparent groin injury early-on, though his replacement Mathias Kvistgaarden turned in from close range to break the deadlock and Paris Maghoma, on his first league start, scored a fine second before the break, though neither of the goalscorers finished the game either.

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Coventry go five points clear at the top of the Championship as they come from behind with the game producing three goals in the opening 12 minutes of the second-half.

Harrison Burrows gave Sheffield United the lead before Haji Wright leveled and Jack Rudoni headed the winner.

Patrick Bamford missed the best chance of the first-half when shooting straight at Carl Rushworth.

Feels like a statement win for Coventry and surely the end of the home side's outside play-off hopes?

Oxford striker Mark Harris replaces Myles Peart-Harris for the closing stages.

Oxford need at least one more goal but would a point really be enough?

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On this showing Millwall are going nowhere in this promotion race.

Birmingham arrived as the form team in the Championship but the Lions were ruthless, Femi Azeez and Tristan Crama stealing the show, and would have won at a canter even without Jhon Solis' second-half red card for Blues.

Azeez beautifully volleyed the hosts ahead from Crama's knock-down and the defender then turned in after Azeez's free-kick came back off the post before cutting back for Jake Cooper to slam the clincher swiftly after the interval.

Back into the top three. Boro beware.

Into FOUR added minutes at Carrow Road where there is not much in the way of jeopardy remaining.

Coventry send on Victor Torp and Kaine Kesler-Hayden for Tatsuhiro Sakamoto and Frank Onyeka.

We have under three minutes to go.

Glimpse of goal for the visitors as sub Joe Emery muscles his way towards Svante Ingelsson's curling free-kick but can't quite apply the finish.

We're going to have six minutes of stoppage time.

Eric Bocat shoots wide for Stoke.

The home side replace Tomas Rigo with Tatsuki Seko.

Into SIX added minutes at the end of the game and Tom Watson's neat flick sends Kameil Neghli haring through on goal but instead of calmly side-footing past James Beadle he opts to give it an almighty blast and his effort rises over the crossbar.

Millwall might well have had five or six tonight, which would have given their goal difference a timely boost.

Bae Jun-Ho replaces goalscorer Jesurun Rak-Sakyi for Stoke.

Can they hold on?

Andy Giddings
BBC Radio Sheffield commentator

The Sheffield United fans are singing 'you're not fit to referee,' Tyrese Campbell was convinced he was caught.

It's another one to add to the list of talking points.

If Coventry get another goal that will surely be it, it could be a grandstand finish to this game.

Down goes Tyrese Campbell in the Coventry box - penalty?

Dive says referee John Busby - yellow card for the Blades man.

Tony Springett is on for Jacob Wright in Norwich's final change as the Canaries see this one out without much alarm, in truth.

A yellow card is Andre Brooks' final contribution to the evening.

On comes Tahith Chong and Ki-Jana Hoever replaces Femi Seriki.

Funnily enough Carl Rushworth is fine.

Andre Brooks fouls his man and is cautioned.

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Coventry goalkeeper Carl Rushworth is down.

I think he'll be alright - what about you?

Thumbs up if you think he'll make a sudden recovery...

Tristan Crama has a goal and two assists tonight and he nearly had another.

He drives down the right of the box and whips in a wonderful cross which is met by the late-arriving Macauley Langstaff who can only steer his header over James Beadle's crossbar.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

I think we know the game is over here and it's won for Millwall.

Credit to Billy Mitchell going off, he's been excellent in midfield for Millwall.

Barry Bannan coming on, another man who knows how to run a midfield, and he's not too unfamiliar with Blues fans. There's some boos coming from the Blues end, from those that are still here.