Middlesbrough

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Morgan Whitaker was the match-winner for Middlesbrough as they came from one down to beat Derby 2-1 in Kim Hellberg's first match as head coach.

Whittaker scored with a teasing ball from out wide that was missed by everyone and found its way into the net, but was it a shot or a cross?

He told BBC Radio Tees: "It's something we've been working on, especially with the weather.

"Getting a short corner and mixing it up against a big team who are good at set-plays and aiming for the back post and hoping it goes in, which it did."

Just to remind Mitchell that he had the Sky Blues down for a 6-0 win just before kick-off...

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score commentator at the CBS Arena

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Ellis Simms went over to the Coventry fans in the corner and cheered them after his brace, which ensured Coventry are dominant at the top of the Championship.

Even when Charlton took a 13th-minute lead, the belief that Coventry would win this game was still sky high among the home fans.

The turnaround in emotion in this stadium from even last season is unbelievable.

As local band The Specials once sang, it truly is the dawning of a new era.

Danny Fox
Former Coventry defender on BBC CWR

You run out of superlatives for them. Everything they're doing is a testament to them as people, not just players.

They're going off everything that Frank (Lampard) is telling them to do, he comes across so calm and collected, he's got an aura about him and he takes it into his management.

For not one second did I think that Coventry will lose the game. There's no blips in the team, they have such a good squad.

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At one stage Coventry were going 13 points clear at the top of the Championship but Middlesbrough's late winner against Derby means they remain a mere 10 points ahead of the pack.

Millwall steal into third place with their late victory over Southampton and Stoke's lunchtime defeat.

Bristol City break back into the top six with the victory at Portsmouth consigning Pompey to the relegation zone for the first time this season.

Nowich close the gap to four points with their first home win of the campaign.

What an afternoon of Championship football that has been!

Let's all take a deep breath before we dissect what it all means...

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

There were times in the first half where it wasn't going for us but we stuck at it.

We found ourselves level through a great goal by Targett. You don't realise how good of a result that is, we had a makeshift side out today that went out and did a job.

At times it might have been sticky and might not have been right, but they found a way to go and win this game.

Three points and what a weekend we're going to have.

You're not dreaming, Norwich fans...

It's a win at Carrow Road. A first win under new head coach Philippe Clement and maybe the start of a Canaries revival.

Ellis Simms at the double, and he now has five goals in three games, helps Coventry turn this one around after they'd fallen behind to Harvey Knibbs' early strike for Charlton.

The visitors created a number of chances before Josh Eccles levelled for Frank Lampard's side.

The Sky Blues have now scored 50 league goals and that's a sixth successive home run as they remain 10 points clear at the top.

Can they be stopped? Doubt it!

A see-saw second half and it's Millwall who come out on top with that dramatic 97th-minute winner from Tristan Crama.

Five wins out of six at the Den for the Lions, who strengthen their claim to a play-off place.

Saints suffer their first loss under caretaker boss Tonda Eckert.

A huge day for Kim Hellberg as the new Middlesbrough boss and a huge win.

Behind after two minutes and trailing for over 70 minutes, Matt Targett's header and then Morgan Whittaker's goal turned it around.

One game into his reign and Hellberg has taken Boro back into the automatic promotion spots.

Heartbreak for Sheffield Wednesday as after Charlie McNeill's two goals had them on course for a first home win since April, but a big second half from Preston has brought them a huge three points.

That winning goal from subs Mads Frokjaer has North End right in the mix in the play-off spots.

Four minutes of stoppage time.

Jake Bidwell, Kaine Kesler-Hayden and Kai Andrews are on for Coventry.

Off go Milan Van Ewijk, Ephron Mason-Clark and Jay Dasilva.

Boing, boing!

West Brom were trailing 2-0 after 11 minutes to goals from Zan Vipotnik and Ethan Galbraith but what a second half repsonse.

Two from Aune Heggebo brought them level before Jayson Molumby delivered the knockout blow.

Five defeats in a row now for Swansea.

Malcolm Christie
Former Derby striker on BBC Radio Derby

It's not like we're throwing anything at them, we've not been able to sustain anything.

We've not been on the front foot enough.