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That's it for our coverage of today's Championship action.

Leeds United went back to the top of the table, while there were also big wins for Bristol City and Brentford.

It was also a happy afternoon for Barnsley, who tasted victory for the first time in 18 league games.

We'll see if West Brom can regain top spot from Leeds on Monday night, but until then do remember you can keep up to date with all the Premier League and FA Cup second round action via the ´óÏó´«Ã½ Sport website.

It's pretty much as you were at the bottom as five off the bottom six all suffered defeat.

Barnsley are the exception, as the Tykes' first win since the opening day of the season closes the gap to second-bottom Stoke City.

The Oakwell outfit are still five points from safety, but Middlesbrough and Luton will be looking over their shoulders after heavy defeats this afternoon.

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Here's what today's results have done to the summit of the Championship.

Leeds have a one-point lead at the top over West Brom, who go to Preston on Monday night.

The Whites have a healthy five-point gap to third-placed Fulham.

Brentford are a point off the top six after their big win over Luton.

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• Leeds go a point clear of West Brom at the top of the Championship with a 4-0 win over Middlesbrough.
• Brentford thrash Luton 7-0 as Josh Dasilva hits a hat-trick and the Hatters play the final 21 minutes with 10 men.
• Bristol City hit five as they cruise to victory over Huddersfield Town.
• Reading striker George Puscas scores a five-minute hat-trick as the Royals come from behind to beat Wigan.
• Neil Harris' unbeaten start at Cardiff continues with victory at Nottingham Forest.
• Barnsley record their first win in 18 league games to narrow the gap at the bottom.

What a frantic afternoon it's been in the Championship with no fewer than 38 goals across the 10 games.

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It's finished all square at Moss Rose too as James Vaughan's header earned the Bantams a point.

Macclesfield finished the game with 10 men following Connor Kirby's late red card.

It finishes all square at St Andrew's as Shaun Williams' 30-yard strike for Millwall is cancelled out by Jake Clarke-Salter's header.

Gary Rowett's wait for a win over former club Birmingham continues.

It's a first win for Barnsley boss Gerhard Struber in his first game in charge at Oakwell.

Goals from Alex Mowatt and Mike-Steven Bahre gave the Tykes a two goal lead before Keane Lewis-Potter got one back for Hull but Conor Chaplin sealed the win for the home side late on.

Barnsley are now five points from safety but remain bottom of the Championship.

Bristol City head into the top six after hitting Huddersfield for five at Ashton gate.

The Robins were 4-1 up at half-time and looked to add more to the scoreline despite a spirited attempt at a fightback from Huddersfield who remain 19th.

A torrid afternoon for Luton comes to an end.

Brentford were 5-0 up at the break before Josh Dasilva completed his hat-trick in the second half.

That's six wins in eight for the Bees.

The Hatters, meanwhile, have lost five of their past seven and their goal difference has taken a massive hit.

Derby's five match winning streak at Pride Park is brought to an end by QPR.

Wayne Rooney's presence on the bench could not inspire the Rams to victory.

Rangers are now seven without a win, but they have avoided conceding two goals in a game for the first time in 11 matches.

Cardiff hold on to make it three unbeaten under new boss Neil Harris.

Forest's four-match run without defeat is over.

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All over at Elland Road.

A fifth win in a row for the Whites, who go to the top of the Championship.

A five-minute hat-trick from Romania striker George Puscas gives Reading victory on their visit to Lancashire.

Blackburn make it three wins in three to overcome Championship strugglers Stoke.

Bradley Dack gave Rovers the lead in the first-half but he also put one into his own net late on for Stoke's equaliser however Sam Gallagher got the winner with an instant response and Rovers held on for the win.

Forest defender Matty Cash sees a powerful effort from 30 yards saved by Cardiff keeper Neil Etheridge.

Cardiff boss Neil Harris makes his final change, bringing on defender Sean Morrison for winger Junior Hoilett.

Can the Bluebirds hold out for the final four minutes plus stoppages?