Millwall

Milwall remain unbeaten away from home with their win at QPR and boss Alex Neil spoke to BBC Radio London:

"The most important thing at this level is to win the game - we look at the performance and we know we can play better.

"We found ourselves 2-0 up without playing well but for us it's about getting points.

"I do think we'll get better - to be an effective team in this league you need to win when you're not playing well and we did that."

QPR

QPR's six-match unbeaten run came to an end with a home defeat by Millwall at lunchtime.

Boss Julien Stephan told BBC Radio London:

"Football is very simple, when you have big chances you have to take them.

"We had three, four or five chances in the first 25 minutes and they had just one shot I think but then we weren't able to defend a long ball.

"Collectively we did a good performance but we have to take our chances and efficiency makes all the difference in football."

While we wait to hear what the managers had to say after the 15:00 BST games, let's get a bit of reaction from the lunchtime kick-offs.

There were big wins for Oxford Utd and Millwall earlier...

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Coventry were off the top of the table for less than 24 hours with their win over Blackburn enough to move them back above Middlesbrough who won last night.

Stoke are up to third as they beat Wrexham and West Brom's win over Preston sees them in fourth place.

Millwall and Bristol City both maintained their unbeaten away records with victories over QPR and Norwich respectively shooting them into the top six.

Sheffield United beat Watford to move off the bottom where they're replaced by city rivals, Wednesday who lost at Charlton.

Leicester can go third if they beat Portsmouth in the late game (19:45 BST).

The table makes rather pleasant viewing for Coventry fans...

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

It was a proper game of football.

Coventry found it a lot more difficult today than they have throughout the season, but you have to find a way to win games and they did.

I thought Blackburn were spirited today and they gave Coventry a run for their money. I think they were a tad unfortunate to lose 2-0.

Coventry are the team everyone are talking about, they're going to have to get used to these type of games now.

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• Coventry City stay top with a 2-0 home win over Blackburn Rovers.
• Stoke stay third with a narrow home victory over Wrexham and West Brom move back to fourth with a 2-1 success over Preston.
• Bristol City consign Norwich to a fifth successive home defeat to start the season as the pressure grows on Canaries boss Liam Manning.
• Birmingham City's 29-match unbeaten home run is over as they fall to a 3-2 home reverse by Hull City after having Jack Robinson sent off.
• Struggling Sheffield United claim a vital 1-0 home win over Watford in Javi Gracia's first game back in charge of the Hornets.
• Beleaguered Sheffield Wednesday go down 2-1 at Charlton and drop to the foot of the table.

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And there goes the whistle! Charlton looked home and hosed at half time but Wednesday fought back well, only to end the day with 10 men.

Charlton are a point off the top six. Wednesday are rock bottom.

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Birmingham's 29-match undefeated streak at home comes to a dramatic conclusion at the hands of Hull City.

Down to 10 men after Jack Robinson's argument with the referee earned him a red card, Blues were as tenacious as ever.

They conclude the game with a 2.31 xG, 65% of the possession, and eight of their 28 shots on target - but it's not enough.

As soon as Joe Geldhart struck a low ball into the net, it got taken out of their hands and not even a well-delivered penalty from Jay Stansfield could salvage the game.

What. A. Game.

Wednesday have had goalkeeper Ethan Horvath sent off in the 97th minute...

West Brom hang on to win it and leapfrog in the Championship table!

Albion go fourth thanks to Isaac Price's curling winner.

No. Surely, they can't make a comeback?! SURELY!

Lyndon Dykes draws a foul in the box and the referee points to the spot. The embers of hope haven't died yet.

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Coventry return to the top of the table after two highlight reel strikes from Victor Torp and Brandon Thomas-Asante.

Blackburn brought it to the CBS for the first 57 minutes but when Torp and Thomas-Asante both struck wonder goals inside of two minutes, their challenge crumbled.

Only two goals conceded against Coventry though? There's a couple of teams who can attest they've suffered much worse.

There's another seven minutes to go at St Andrew's.

Blimey, there's been a lot of football played here but if it isn't worth every second of it.

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Big win for lowly Sheffield United to spoil Javi Gracia's return as Watford boss.

The Blades claim just a second victory of the season thanks to Callum O'Hare's goal.

Wales international Sorba Thomas' goal proves decisive as Wrexham fail to score in the Championship for the first time this season.

The home side also hit the bar through Million Manhoef.

Ryan Longman struck a post for the visitors but they rarely threatened an equaliser.