Birmingham's top six hopes look to be done after their 1-0 home defeat by Blackburn today.

Thirty goals later, here's the full list of this afternoon's results:

• Middlesbrough 1-2 Millwall
• Birmingham City 0-1 Blackburn Rovers
• Charlton Athletic 1-2 Bristol City
• Leicester City 2-2 Preston North End
• Norwich City 1-1 Portsmouth
• Oxford United 1-1 Hull City
• Queens Park Rangers 2-1 Watford
• Sheffield United 3-3 Swansea City
• Stoke City 2-0 Sheffield Wednesday
• West Bromwich Albion 2-2 Wrexham

And there's more to come, with league leaders Coventry City taking on Derby County at 20:00 BST.

Don't be a killjoy, Alan!

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

We showed some real fight and passion in that second half.

I thought Patson Daka this afternoon was outstanding, his goals got us back into this game.

We've not had a manager that's been able to stop these 15 minute spells from happening, and more importantly I don't think the players know how to stop it either. That's the frustrating thing.

With where they were at half-time, to see what we saw in the second half was a big improvement. I think you've got to be pleased with that.

Peter Rhoades-Brown
Former Oxford and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio Oxford

There's a lot of positives from the game, particularly in the second half.

We're not far away, we'd have taken a point before the game. We've got to go to Pompey and win.

I'm looking at the body language, and the Hull City players and fans seem happy with a point on the road.

I thought we played well and we thoroughly deserved a point. It's all about recovery now for Monday.

That's full time across our nine Championship games.

Thumbs up if this has been a good Good Friday for your side and thumbs down if you're going to crack into your Easter Egg and try and forget about today...

The full time whistle goes and Roy Hodgson's return to English football ends in a win.

Scott Twine put the Robins ahead before Lyndon Dykes equalised for the Addicks.

But the biggest moment of the match came in the form of a goalkeeper mistake from Will Mannion to gift Noah Eile the game-winning goal.

The referee blows his whistle at the King Power Stadium and Leicester will have to settle for a point!

Patson Daka fired Leicester in front after just four minutes, capitalising on a dreadful pass back, before Preston struck twice to grab a half-time lead.

First Andrew Moran fired home via the underside of the crossbar before Benjamin Whiteman's looping header put North End ahead.

Daka scored his second, again from a mistake by the visitors, to earn his side a point but it was not enough to see the Foxes climb out of the bottom three and they remain a point adrift of Portsmouth who still have a game in hand on them.

A six-goal thriller ends all-square at Bramall Lane!

Well where do you start with this one?

Gus Hamer curled Sheffield United in front before Zan Vipotnik levelled for the Swans from the penalty spot eight minutes later after Franco was fouled by Blades keeper Adam Davies inside the box.

The Blades then grabbed two goals in the first 20 minutes of the second period.

First, Harrison Burrows found the far corner on the counter-attack before Tom Cannon curled in a beauty from outside the box.

Adam Idah pulled a goal back for Swansea before Eom Ji-Sung grabbed a point from close range.

Portsmouth stuck at it and a late equaliser means they avoid dropping into the bottom three.

Norwich's play-off hopes look like they're over now.

All over at Loftus Road and QPR have their third win in a row.

Goals from Rayan Kolli and Paul Smyth set the hosts on their way before Imran Louza's late strike unsettled some nerves for the hosts.

But Julien Stephan's side closed out the win to move into the top 10, behind the Hornets only on goal difference.

Harry Winks' deflected effort goes inches wide of the far post.

Winks has his head in his hands.

The resulting corner is well overhit and goes out for a Preston throw on the far side.

60 seconds left.

It ends all square. Wrexham fight back from two goals down to draw at the Hawthorns.

George Dobson's own goal and a Josh Maja penalty seemingly put the hosts in control of the match, but there was a huge improvement from Wrexham after the break.

Josh Windass got one back before Dobson popped up with the touch at the other end to level the score and move Wrexham up into the top six.

Still the Addicks push - Joe Rankin-Costello drawing a save from Radek Vitek.

Can the Robins hold on?

Relegated Sheffield Wednesday are now 34 league games without a win.

Stoke move up to 12th.

Late change for the Foxes.

Divine Mukasa is off and usual defender Jannik Vestergaard comes on and goes straight up front.

SIX minutes for QPR to hold on to all three points.

Another big stop and this time it's Baggies goalkeeper Josh Griffiths this time, making the save to turn Kieffer Moore's shot behind.

Which way will this swing?

Full-time and what a massive three points this is in Blackburn's survival bid!

Todd Cantwell's terrific first-time finish with just over 20 minutes left means Rovers go six points clear of the relegation zone.

What a crucial three points this may prove for Michael O'Neill's men at the end of the season.

It was three points which on the balance of play their defensive efforts deserved.

A dangerous cross from the right is punched to safety by Blackburn keeper Balazs Toth.

That might just be that.